The death care industry is constantly evolving, which means that businesses like yours need to invest in things like your website today to thrive now and in the future. When you are designing your website, you should think critically about what to include to answer questions prospective customers might...
The death care industry is unique, and it is constantly evolving due to new consumer preferences and technology. While some funeral homes are hesitant to take the plunge, there are plenty of ways that technology can increase your funeral home’s success. What are some of the ways that you...
The death care industry can make it hard to plan, as trends are constantly changing, customer needs change and, before you know it, a decade has gone by. Slipping into a reactive mindset instead of a proactive mindset is easy, but it’s important to plan ahead for the future...
Every industry has been impacted by the proliferation of technology and the COVID-19 pandemic, but the death care industry has experienced a particularly high degree of change. The pandemic has changed the way that people live and die, and technology has become even more critical to the success of...
Many things about the death care industry have changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and one of the biggest ones is funerals. While some might think it’s a temporary change, it is likely the future of funerals and what we can all expect to see for the indefinite future....
Whether you own a funeral home or another death care industry business, there are many expenses you encounter over the course of a month to keep your business going. One of the considerations that you might make during the purchasing process is whether or not items are tax deductible....
Technology and new concepts are constantly shaping the world around us, and it’s no different within the death care industry. Until now, when many of us thought about death we had two choices to decide between, burial and cremation. One of the new concepts being developed is terramation, or...
As people continue to search for new ways to reduce their environmental impact, the death care industry is also taking note. A new bill in Oregon is determining whether or not human compositing can be legalized as an alternative to cremation, water cremation or traditional burial. What should your...
When your funeral home has been in the family for years, it can be tough to think about anyone else taking it over. However, selling to another family member can be complicated and require special considerations. If you are planning on selling your funeral home to a family member,...
Every business has an obligation to provide their employees with a safe work environment, but funeral homes have unique requirements that come alongside the services that they perform. While there are not specific OSHA regulations targeted at funeral homes, there are many different regulations that apply to them. Here...
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