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  • Email Marketing for Funeral and Memorial Homes

    Email Marketing for Funeral and Memorial Homes

    Emails are surely changing the world of communication and business. In 2019 alone, there are around 290 million emails sent and received across all platforms. What’s more, businesses earn around $40 for each $1 spent for a strategic email done.

    This is one of the main reasons why businesses, of all types and sizes, invest and strategize for email marketing. Imagine how much you can possibly earn more and maximize the visibility of your business through email marketing. Although funeral and memorial parlors may have a distinct nature in service provisions, this is not an exception for shifting to email marketing.

    If you want to learn more about email marketing and introduce yourselves to its fundamental, here are our top tips.

    Educate, Not Sell

    Email marketing are hardwired to present products and services with the intention to sell. However, this is off-putting to the majority of consumers. So, to provide value while integrating the visibility you want people to remember, why not send out newsletters?

    Email newsletters are a great way of branding and visibility without hard-selling. People can learn, understand, and inform themselves. Newsletters can include blogs, free resources and even printables that can help grieving families and even subscribers.

    Try on Email Blasts

    Email blasts, also known as one-off emails are magnificent ways of informing people of discounts, deals, promotion and even contests. In cases of funeral homes, you can send emails in relation to the annual anniversary of its foundation. For examples, those who join are entitled to enjoy 10% discount on their preferred service. While, those who win gets to enjoy a free gift.

    In writing email blasts, the purpose of the content must be considered. Contests must include mechanics, events must include time, date and place, and promotions must include information that intends to answer questions about it.

    One important thing about email blasts is to make it as captivating as it should be. Images, infographics, and videos can add to the exciting aspect of the content.

    Follow Up on an Action

    When a subscriber finishes a survey for a discount, renewed their subscription, or purchases a new product, an email is sent out as a confirmation for these actions. These emails are called autoresponder emails that is crucial for lead generation process.

    Autoresponder emails are essential for identifying the right approach in marketing for a specific bracket of consumers. It is crucial to customize autoresponder emails that suit the action that was completed by the subscriber.

    Now that we’ve discussed the basics of email marketing and what you can send for your subscribers, don’t forget to mix it up and assess the results. This will guide you in creating the best strategy for marketing your funeral home.

     

  • Social Distancing: Why It Matters Now

    Social Distancing: Why It Matters Now

    As part of the mitigation measures against the spread of Covid-19, the six-feet rule or social distancing is strictly implemented. Science explains how mucus, saliva, and sneeze can travel up to six feet and possibly transmit the virus. Because of this fact, mass gatherings, events, and activities are either postponed or altogether canceled.

    Although not being able to keep in touch with friends, family members and beloved ones is a bummer, being infected with a virus with no vaccine yet is a significant risk to take. If you’re wondering why social distancing plays a critical role in flattening the curve of Covid-19 transmissions, read more below.

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    What is Social Distancing?

    Social distancing is the act of limiting physical interactions by isolating yourself at home, avoiding crowds and public places, and keeping at least 6-feet distance away from another person.

    Why is Social Distancing Important Now?

    Covid-19 is a highly-contagious disease. Transmission can happen because viral particles can stay on a surface for a minimum of three days. Imagine what will happen when an asymptomatic carrier shakes your hands, and you wiped your face with an infected hand?

    Through the practice of social distancing, you minimize close physical interactions. Therefore, reducing the risks of contracting the disease. Social distancing is also crucial for the safety of every member of your household.

    High-risk members are the elderly and those with chronic medical conditions like cardiovascular or lung disease. By wholeheartedly obeying in the social distancing measures, you keep your family safe and do your part in flattening the curve.

    How Can I Practice Social Distancing?

    Since the government has issued several regulations that limit people’s movement outside of their homes, it is safe to say that you’re practicing social distancing whenever you stay at home.

    Self-isolating is an excellent way of practicing social distancing. For the time being, you must do something productive like learning a new interest, reading an old book, or continuing online classes or work.

    If needs arise like going on a supply run, medical emergencies or urgent tasks arises that require you to step out of your home, here are things you need to remember.

    • Always wear your face mask/face shield, gloves, or protective clothing if you have one.
    • When going out, avoid touching or physically greeting people, you know. Give them a slight nod or a wave but never engage with them. Keep in mind that the longer you are outside, the higher the risk of viral transmission.
    • Walking or driving to your destination is much preferred than taking public transportation. This measure minimizes physical interaction with people around you.

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    As the world continues to battle an invisible foe, discipline and initiative are crucial for flattening the curve. Cooperate with the authorities for everyone’s welfare and health. Also, don’t forget to boost your immune system, do frequent handwashing, and treat others with empathy.

     

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