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Comics That Could Be Directed to Funeral Professionals, So True

Ryan Thogmartin by Ryan Thogmartin
October 22, 2025
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There’s not much to say that can set up the below comics. When you read them I don’t think there is any possible way to deny the fact that they could have been created with funeral professionals in mind.

Something has to change…

My marketing guys tells me…

What IF Facebook…

What IF Facebook used the same marketing methods funeral homes do to reach their target users, who are also some of the same prospects your marketing too? It wouldn’t make sense right?

Someone please explain to me why it would make sense for funeral homes to spend so much money on these outdated, unmeasurable marketing strategies?

If your ready to embrace new measurable marketing methods that are built on your funeral home’s values and focused on the values of your customer then fill out this form so start the conversation.

Ryan Thogmartin
Ryan Thogmartin

Ryan Thogmartin is deathcare’s most disruptive voice. The guy who turned a historically silent profession into a content-driven, culture-shaping, conversation-dominating landscape. As the CEO of DISRUPT Media, the largest and most creative agency in funeral service, Ryan has spent over a decade helping funeral companies win attention, build brand authority, and grow call volume with bold creative that actually converts. He’s also the founder and publisher of ConnectingDirectors.com, the largest and most influential publication in deathcare, reaching more funeral professionals every month than any other platform in the profession’s history.

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