WANNABE SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETERS | DISRUPTu! Episode_018
On this episode we have two guest DISRUPT Media employees! We talk about the latest Facebook algorithm changes and how they affect funeral homes and what funeral homes...
The Starting Point of Social Media Begins at the End
It sounds crazy that to begin a project you would start at the end. It would be like opening that new swank white desk from IKEA and flipping...
Ocala Community Offered an Opportunity to Heal by Hiers-Baxley
Memorial Affords Marion County Residents a Chance to Begin the Grief Journey As members of the Ocala community struggle to make sense of the events from the shooting...
FUNERAL Nation TV is LIVE at The Texas Funeral Directors Association Convention
The FUNERAL Nation duo of Jeff 'The Funeral Commander' Harbeson and Ryan Thogmartin are going live for three days at the TFDA convention in Corpus Christi, Texas. Here...
Why You Should Leave The Funeral Profession
On this episode I talk about the secret to marketing (it’s all about the heart), how social media levels the playing field and complaining sucks - so if...
8 Quick Tips for Increasing Engagement on Your Facebook Page
Facebook is a busy place! This is both a blessing and a curse for funeral homes who are working to get noticed online. It’s great that so many...
Death and the Maidens: Women in Funeral Service
Article originally published by: More.com Many women in their prime decide they’re ready for a career change, but most aren’t thinking, “Mortuary school!” Meet some who’ve chosen to...
THE MARKET DOESN’T CARE ABOUT YOU | DISRUPTu! Episode 016
On this episode I talk about the value of Facebook and why a presence there is more than just good will - you should really be driving results...
A Festival Where Death Talk is Cool
Originally published by: NPR In a sunny patch of grass in the middle of Indianapolis' Crown Hill Cemetery, 45 people recently gathered around a large blackboard. The words...
Dozens Of Clergy Hope To Get People Talking About Death
Originally published by: The Huffington Post Ninety percent of Americans believe it’s important to talk about the end of life with loved ones. Just 30 percent have done...