What to look for in a webcasting provider
1. Make sure they’ve been around for at least 3 years. You don’t want worry about disappointing a family by finding out your provider is out of business.
2. With technology being the way it is, make sure it’s affordable. Closely compare all the companies out there.
3. Make sure your provider is focused only on the funeral profession. It’s no different than choosing a doctor who is a specialist.
4. Try to avoid signing a contract. What if you have a problem? You don’t want to be locked in. Things change; that’s life. You need to be flexible!
5. Make sure it’s easy-to-use! Ease-of-use is everything.
6. Find a provider that puts the webcast on your website. You don’t want your families going to another company to find your webcast. You deserve all the credit!
7. Make sure they have 24/7 Support! It’s technology. Problems do happen. Good companies just fix them .
8. I HIGHLY recommend working with a company that will offer you a FREE trial first.

Regardless of who you decide to partner with for your webcasting needs, I wish you the best of success. I hope that the information I have shared with you has helped make your decision easier.

Joe Joachim

PS – If you would like to learn more about webcasting with Life Tributes by funeralOne, please visit:
http://www.funeralone.com/webcast

They say “Seeing is believing” so I wanted to share the biggest secret in creating tremendous value and amazing profits with tribute memorial videos.

PS – make sure you leave a comment on my blog and let me know how the tools work for you!

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I can’t stress enough about how great of a press opportunity our products, especially Life Tributes offers.

Keep up the great work and let’s keep spreading the word about celebrating life!

Joe Joachim

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Many of the directors I’ve talked to recently have shared that they’re doing more cremations and making less money. In other words, they’re working harder, and earning less.

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Don’t procrastinate!

If you’re anything like me, when a new issue of your favorite trade journal arrives, you scan the cover and toss it on your desk. Whatever you do, don’t do it this month – open it – to learn how you can beat the recession.

And, if you’re not a subscriber, or just can’t find your issue – call us today, at 1-800-798-2575. We’ll send you a copy of Life Tributes, free of charge. Or visit: http://www.funeralone.com/contact/lt.htm, to send your request online.

Here’s to your success!

Joe

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