The 5 Biggest Social Media Mistakes Funeral Homes Are Making Right Now
Let me be blunt: most funeral homes are still treating social media like it’s a checkbox. Post a grief quote, wish everyone a Merry Christmas, maybe toss in...
Let me be blunt: most funeral homes are still treating social media like it’s a checkbox. Post a grief quote, wish everyone a Merry Christmas, maybe toss in...
Courtney Gould Miller, a well-known leader in funeral service technology and digital strategy, is transitioning from Tribute Technology to join Homesteaders Life Company as Chief Growth Officer. The...
In the funeral profession, we spend a lot of time talking about the products that create meaningful experiences for families, urns, caskets, keepsakes, personalization, and yes… blankets. But...
Thousands of funeral homes are still streaming services the wrong way, and it could cost them big. Here’s what you need to know before you hit “Go Live.”...
Let me be blunt: most funeral homes are still treating social media like it’s a checkbox. Post a grief quote, wish everyone a Merry Christmas, maybe toss in...
If you’re a funeral home still debating whether video content matters, here’s your wake-up call: video isn’t optional anymore. It’s the game. In August 2025, we watched five...
WINTER PARK, Fla. (August 4, 2025) – Foundation Partners Group, the second-largest funeral home provider in the U.S., today announced a transformational milestone in its growth journey, including...
You can stop copy-pasting that same “We’re here for you with compassion” caption now. Facebook’s not having it—and neither are families. This week, Meta made it official: copycat, duplicated,...
When you’re in the business of funerals, you don’t usually associate words like “growth,” “expansion,” or “profit margins.” But Service Corporation International (SCI) continues to prove that even...
Let’s be real – funeral conferences have been like reruns of the same boring sitcom since the early 2000s. Same topics, different faces. Leadership pep talks, managing millennials...