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Valentine’s Day Grave Decoration

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Hi everyone:

I just wanted to jump on here and make a quick post. As cold and snowy as it is in the norther part of the U.S. this week, warmer weather is coming soon. Warmer weather is the time when you will start making headway on acquiring new clients for your Grave Care Business. As enticing as springtime sounds to you, we have a couple of events in February that you should anticipate.

The most important holiday in February is Valentine’s Day. Though it is not an ideal time for grooming or cleanup services, Valentine’s Day is an ideal time for grave decorations. Your customers will greatly appreciate that you are willing to get out in the cold and blustery February weather to send a special greeting and floral decoration for their loved ones.

So, plan well and make sure to get the word out.

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Grave Care Maintenance for Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day is one of the best weekends of the year for anyone involved in the Grave Care Maintenance Business.

Hi Everyone. I hope you are all having a great spring and that your Grave Care Business is going great guns so far this year.

I just want to take a couple minutes to jump on here to remind you that Mother’s Day is this weekend (May 05, 2010). Mother’s Day is one of the best weekends of the year for anyone involved in the Grave Care Maintenance Business.

Spring is a time of heavy grass growth. If you are performing plot maintenance for your customers, this is a perfect weekend to acquire new customers and add addition services to your current customers’ contracts. Also many people want decorations placed at their Mother’s grave site so it looks good all weekend, especially on Sunday. Your floral supplier should be able to stock you with plenty of decoration for your customers. Also, remember to speak with your floral suppliers on Monday. Many of them will be left with excess inventory that they will sell you at a great discount. You can pass the savings along to your customers next week.

As you are attracting new customers this weekend, don’t neglect to speak with them about yearly contracts and your package deals for holidays.

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Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night

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Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

We received a telephone call over the weekend from a retired gentleman who is interested in starting his own Grave Care Maintenance Business.

After a full and long career he wants to start a Grave Care Maintenance Business to help many of his acquaintances that can no longer care for their loved-one’s grave sites. General plot maintenance, floral decorating, and research of old cemeteries are his main interested. We spoke for a few minutes of his reason for starting the business. He wants to stay active in his 70’s and into his 80’s.

This man is an inspiration and it made me think about the poem by Dylan Thomas “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night.” The poem speaks of our need to rage against becoming old. We should not quietly relinquish the fire that burns in young men’s eyes.

For this gentleman, starting a business caring for burial plots and providing cemetery cleanup services will keep his fire burning.

To read Dylan Thomas’ poem, visit Poets.org: Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night.

R.I.P. Benjamin Franklin – April 17, 1790

If you are looking to augment your means with added income by starting your own business, you should think about starting your own Grave Care Business.

Benjamin Franklin died today, April 17, in 1790 at the age of 84.

Franklin was a lifelong student of politics, science, and the philosophy of personal finance. There is much wisdom in Franklin’s written works. From Poor Richard’s Almanack to The Pennsylvania Gazette he encouraged the individual’s right to pursue happiness. One of Franklin’s noblest undertakings was to help the common man (and the elitist, alike) realize his own power in breaking the bonds of want.

One of my favorite quotes from Benjamin Franklin:

There are two ways of being happy: We must either diminish our wants or augment our means – either may do – the result is the same and it is for each man to decide for himself and to do that which happens to be easier.

Both ingredients of this quote are discussed in our Grave Care Business program. If you are looking to augment your means with added income by starting your own business, you should think about starting your own Grave Care Business. This is a rewarding and fulfilling business.

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Maintaining a neglected cemetery.

you are interested in maintaining the historic value of cemeteries you should think about starting a Grave Care Maintenance Business.

A recent news article caught out attention over the Memorial Day weekend. The news article concerns a cemetery in West Virginia that is not being taken care of properly.

Most notable is the claim that the cemetery’s grounds maintenance crew is improperly handling their lawn care equipment and causing damage to tombstones.

If you have read our Grave Care Business program you know the importance of proper lawn equipment handling to eliminate damage done to grave markers by lawn mowers and weedeaters. Grave stone are easily damaged by lawn equipment and the grounds crew at this cemetery should be trained in proper procedure.

The news article also highlights, at least in our minds, the need for a Grave Care Company in this West Virginia town. Look at the heartache of the families that have loved-ones buried at this cemetery. They shouldn’t have to face damaged tomb stones and poorly maintained grave sites. Families hurt by improper grave care from a cemetery company are willing to pay good money to an outside company to properly care for these grave sites.

If you are thinking about starting a small business in your community and if you are interested in maintaining the historic value of cemeteries you should think about starting a Grave Care Maintenance Business. You may never have thought about a Grave Care Business. There is much more to this business than grounds maintenance and you can build a lucrative business offering many Grave Site related services. Visit our home page to learn how you can get started with your own Grave Care Business. Our program is on sale right now through this website. www.GraveCareBusiness.com

Magic Happens in the Morning

pictures of gravesites for a cemetery photography / GPS project.

Magic Happens in the Morning.

Last week I was taking pictures of gravesites for a cemetery photography / GPS project.

Though I would have rather slept in a couple hours that day, I had a busy schedule ahead of me and decided to stumble out of bed early to get a jump on my workload. In all honesty I can’t call it a workload since playing all day in old cemeteries with cameras and GPS units rarely seems like work. Besides, photography and tombstones always mix better with light from morning’s sun as it crests over the horizon. There is something about golden sun rays on old marble tombstones that produces photographs to stir the imagination and explore the true nature of reverence in an old, forgotten cemetery.

Morning’s Light in a Cemetery

As morning broke and I readied my camera equipment, I looked me to survey the entire cemetery. Since the night before’s weather was drizzly, a heavy mist of fog hung low over the cemetery landscape filling low spots and smoothing the undulating ground work. Taller tombstones spired mightily through the fog as lower tombstones barely peeked over the fog’s top layer to get their first glimpses and their new day.

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The beauty of this serene scene was almost overwhelming and I nearly choked up with amazement that I am able to be self-employed in such an amazing business.

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Father’s Day: 6-21-2009 Grave Care

Around the country this year there are millions of families who have lost their Fathers. Though their Fathers have passed on, they can still buy a perfect Father’s Day present.

What is your experience shopping for Father’s Day?

Whether your experience is fun (because your Dad is easy to shop for) or hard (because he already has everything he needs and he’s not hip to new things) you know how good it feels when he truly appreciates what you have bought (or done) for him.

Father’s Day Gifts and Services

In my family, we often perform services for one another instead of buying the latest gadget at a department store that won’t be used anyway and ends up being a waste of money. Services for Fathers day used to include mowing the lawn or giving him a day alone just to watch sports on TV. He always appreciated quiet time. I even remember one year as gift to my Father I installed a shower head that had awaited installation for 6 months. Sometimes the services were a big hit and it was always a great feeling knowing I had given him something he truly cherished.

Grave Care is the Perfect Gift

Around the country this year there are millions of families who have lost their Fathers. Though their Fathers have passed on, they can still buy a perfect Father’s Day present.

If you have read our Grave Care Business Program you already know the importance of special days for your customers. Father’s Day is a perfect example of a time when you can advertise special services and promotions for your business. Don’t lose sight of the fact that grounds maintenance, photography, and Father’s Day Card (message delivery) services are very much in demand for Father’s Day. Your Grave Care Maintenance customers may not be aware that you offer these services. Elderly spouses may not be able to physically visit their husband’s gravesite. Younger family members may have moved away and are not able to visit the gravesite nearly as much as they wish. These are the customers you need to cater to. They are the ones truly in need of your services.

Start your Grave Care Maintenance promotions now to let you current and prospective customers know of all the services you offer specifically for Father’s Day.

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Small Business Start-Up Advice: Pricing.

If you are a new Grave Care and Maintenance business owner you may find it difficult, especially at the beginning, to charge prices on par with your service.

Have a strong pricing strategy for your Grave Care and Maintenance business.

Pricing is a tentative subject for most new small business owners. Pricing is particularly difficult for businesses that provide services where prices are subjective and up to the discretion of the business owner.

If you are a new Grave Care and Maintenance business owner you may find it difficult, especially at the beginning, to charge prices on par with your service. After all, since pricing is up to you, you are able to charge whatever price you want. You can even work for free if you want, right?

If you want to stay in business you cannot work for free. There is a minimum price you can charge for your services and remain an ongoing concern as a business.

A common problem we see with new business owners is wanting to lower prices to attract customers. Lowering your price is not the best option to attract customers. Customers will always want you to lower your price. They will gladly accept your services for free if you agree.

Your small business survival depends on your development of a strong pricing strategy. Know your costs and know what the market will bear. If the market won’t bear the amount you need to cover your costs then don’t do the job. If the market will bear more than your costs then you will be able to make a profit.

Grave care and maintenance is an emerging market. It’s not a business that many people (both business owners and customers) know what the going rate for service is. Therefore, it is up to you to develop a strong pricing strategy by knowing your per-job costs and deciding what the market will bear.

Our Grave Care Business program will help you develop a strong pricing strategy so you can make the best money possible in your local market. The program is on sale right now and it can be ordered directly from our home page. Click “ORDER HERE” above.

No Excuses

So, you’ve decided to start your own grave care business.

Grave Care Business – No Excuse Not To Start Now

So, you’ve decided to start your own grave care business. You’ve decided to start your own grave care business during the worst economic recession in our lifetime. Gas prices remain at historic highs and financial lending institutions hold iron fists over money loans that were so easy to qualify for only 12 months ago.

Now, some entrepreneurs have marched into business ownership in easy times – times of economic stability when money flowed easily and all you needed to do was perform satisfactory service to be successful. Other entrepreneurs have received their business licenses in times of trial and upheaval, when the very foundations of our small-business economy has been shaken.

It should be clear by now the category into which all of you fall.

For many small-business entrepreneurs starting their own businesses, these challenges are felt in more personal terms. Perhaps you are starting a grave care business because you have given up looking for a job – or you’re struggling in a failing career path in this struggling economy. Maybe you have a job but you need extra money to help with unexpected bills or credit card debts. Maybe you have always been intrigued with cemeteries and gravestones and you want to explore your fascination while making a nice income. Maybe you just want a better life for yourself – a life where you can be the boss and dictate your own destiny – a destiny where you can expect more than just a 9 to 5 and a paycheck every two weeks.

In the face of our current economic challenges, it may be tempting to fall back on a typical work path. You may find yourself saying “why bother” and continuing with the same day-in day-out unfulfilling job just like your friends do and your parents (or children) expect you to follow..

You can take that road and it may work for you. But at this difficult time, that approach won’t get you where you want to go in your life. You have an entrepreneurial spirit. It can’t be taken away from you. And no amount of outside influence should keep you from your goal of starting your own business and creating your own destiny.

The businesses we revere and the business leaders we admire didn’t sit back and wait for a perfect economy. They didn’t twiddle their thumbs awaiting a gold-lettered invitation to join the entrepreneurial class. They didn’t let naysayers influence them to give up on their dreams just so they could become another hourly employee working for a faceless corporation making money – and making a destiny – for someone else instead of themselves.

Many of our current challenges are unprecedented. There are no standard remedies, or go-to fixes this time around. But, like those you admire, you should not let the obvious obstacles of today’s world block your path.

Yours is the great American story – the story of starting a business in uncertain times – the story of taking your life and your destiny in your own hands when so many around you are drowning in self-pity and despair.

So now, it is abundantly clear that you need to take your direction and start doing things a little differently. In your own life, you need to adapt to this continuously changing economy, keep gaining new skills, and keep taking risks as new opportunities arise.

I know starting a new business in troubled times is a challenge. But it is also a privilege and it is the greatest opportunity you may ever have. Times like these that force us to try harder, work smarter, to discover paths we never knew existed. Greatness lies within you. So don’t ever shy away from your entrepreneurial spirit. I can promise that you will be forever better if you take the small steps now to start a business of which you’ve always dreamed.

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