Join our free workshop:
Facebook for Cemeteries:
Branding Today, Interments Tomorrow
Wednesday, May 13, at 2 p.m. Eastern
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Branding Today, Interments Tomorrow
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If Families Don’t Recognize Your Cemetery Before They Need It, You’re Already Behind.
Most cemetery teams have a Facebook page.
Some post consistently. Others post occasionally. And some aren’t sure what belongs there at all.
If a family looked up your cemetery on Facebook today, what would they understand?
Would they see the value of planning ahead?
Would they recognize your property options?
Would they feel confident starting a conversation?
Facebook doesn’t generate immediate interments. That’s not its role.
What it shapes over time is familiarity.
When a family begins thinking about planning ahead—whether that’s next month or years from now—the cemetery they already recognize often feels like the easier place to start.
This workshop will show you how to approach Facebook with intention so that recognition is built over time, not left to chance.
What You’ll Learn
During this session, we’ll cover:
- Define the role Facebook should play in cemetery positioning
- The types of posts that feel right and natural for a cemetery page
- What tends to miss the mark
- How to handle memorial and educational content respectfully
- When boosting posts makes sense
- How Facebook ads support long-term property and interment planning
Everything we share is practical and grounded in real work with cemetery teams across the country.
Who This Workshop Is For
This session is built for:
- Cemetery owners
- Operators and general managers
- Sales leaders
- Marketing directors
If you oversee property sales, planning ahead or community presence, this will be relevant to your work.
What to Expect
What's a crucial aspect any local business can miss with their internet marketing? The answer is simple: They haven't ensured their Google Business Profile listing (formally Google My Business) is complete and accurate.
Honestly, we get it: It doesn't sound critical, does it? And yet it's a fundamental aspect of how your cemetery/funeral home is portrayed on Google. Google owns 90 percent of the market share in search and is by far the biggest player in PPC advertising. That’s an important aspect for your business.
In today's competitive environment, you need to be very clear about what services you offer, the fact that you're open 24/7 for immediate needs, and so on: Your Google Business Profile listing covers all that information and helps you stand out amongst your competitors.
Welton Hong is the author of the books Making Your Phone Ring with Internet Marketing for Funeral Homes and Making Your Phone Ring with Internet Marketing for Cemeteries.
He’s also a regular contributor to numerous major deathcare publications, a core part of his mission to provide free ongoing education to funeral and cemetery professionals on cutting-edge marketing techniques.
Welton lives in Las Vegas, where Ring Ring Marketing is headquartered. He has a graduate degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Colorado Boulder. Prior to founding Ring Ring Marketing, he was a senior technologist at R&D facilities for Intel, Sun Microsystems, and Oracle.
Partners:
If Families Don’t Recognize Your Cemetery Before They Need It, You’re Already Behind.
Most cemetery teams have a Facebook page.
Some post consistently. Others post occasionally. And some aren’t sure what belongs there at all.
If a family looked up your cemetery on Facebook today, what would they understand?
Would they see the value of planning ahead?
Would they recognize your property options?
Would they feel confident starting a conversation?
Facebook doesn’t generate immediate interments. That’s not its role.
What it shapes over time is familiarity.
When a family begins thinking about planning ahead—whether that’s next month or years from now—the cemetery they already recognize often feels like the easier place to start.
This workshop will show you how to approach Facebook with intention so that recognition is built over time, not left to chance.
What You’ll Learn
During this session, we’ll cover:
- Define the role Facebook should play in cemetery positioning
- The types of posts that feel right and natural for a cemetery page
- What tends to miss the mark
- How to handle memorial and educational content respectfully
- When boosting posts makes sense
- How Facebook ads support long-term property and interment planning
Everything we share is practical and grounded in real work with cemetery teams across the country.
Who This Workshop Is For
This session is built for:
- Cemetery owners
- Operators and general managers
- Sales leaders
- Marketing directors
If you oversee property sales, planning ahead or community presence, this will be relevant to your work.
Meet Your Host
Welton Hong
Founder & CEO, Ring Ring Marketing
Welton Hong and his team work with cemetery professionals across the country, helping them strengthen visibility, clarify positioning and support steady property and interment growth through practical digital marketing strategies.
Meet Your Host
Welton Hong
Founder & CEO, Ring Ring Marketing
Welton Hong and his team work with cemetery professionals across the country, helping them strengthen visibility, clarify positioning and support steady property and interment growth through practical digital marketing strategies.
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Clarity around Facebook today makes future property and interment decisions easier.
Clarity around Facebook today makes future property and interment decisions easier.
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