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Happy Thanksgiving for A Successful Grave Care Business

Grave Care Business owners are busy from Thanksgiving through the Christmas season. Grave Christmas Decorations should be at the top of your list to provide your Grave Care clients. Other Grave Care services also help you make money all year long.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Hi Everyone. I want to take a moment to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving.  

Christmas Grave Care

We have now entered the Holiday Season. This is a busy time for anyone who owns their own Grave Care Business. On top of your list will be Christmas Grave Decorations. This is the top money maker this time of year. If you want guidance on proper crafting and placement of Christmas Grave Decorations, our Grave Care Business Course includes a section teaching you exactly how to provide this service and help in knowing how much money to charge your clients.

Though warm weather has gone away for a while, there is still plenty to do in your local cemeteries.

For those of you in the colder, northern states, the grave care services you offer your clients have shifted to a winter focus but they are still very important to help protect your clients’ gravesites, gravestones, and monuments. Keep this in mind: before you think that there is no more money to be made this year, there is still plenty of opportunity.

For those of you in the warmer, southern states, your business should remain strong all winter long. Your service offerings will change slightly and you will need to pay attention to snaps of cold weather. However, you should be able to maintain full offerings through most of your winter months.

A Successful Small Business

Whether you are in the South or the North, we provide a list of services allowing your business to stay strong all 12 months of the year. Also, our Grave Care Estimating Software helps you determine how much money to charge your clients.

Do you love cemeteries? Have you ever thought about starting your own Grave Care Business?

Start Your Own Grave Care Business

We can help!

Our company has developed a professionally produced Grave Care Business Course designed to help you Start and Operate your own Grave Care Business.

Please read through our website to see what we offer.  Once you order, your parcel will be shipped via USPS Priority Mail.

If you have any questions, please let us know via our “Contact” form.

Thank you.

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Gravestone Cleaning: A Money-Making Business!

Gravestone Cleaning is an important service.  Make more money by offering this service in your small business!

Are you thinking about starting a Gravestone Cleaning Business?

Before you rush out and start cleaning all the gravestones in your local cemeteries, you need to learn proper methods and protocols.

Our desire is to help you start your own Grave Care Business – professionally, profitably, and respectfully.

Learning About Gravestones

Keith recently visited a “Tennessee Marble” quarry.  He visited this quarry as part of his ongoing research of methods for the proper care of gravestones.

The quarry Keith visited produces a specific type of stone which has been used extensively as headstones and grave markers across the country.  He spoke with a rock expert to understand the specific characteristics of this type of rock. They discussed polishes and finishes and the porosity of the stone.

These factors help determine the proper cleaning methods.

You Do Not Need a Degree In Geology

This research helps us keep up with the latest procedures and protocols of gravestone care. But don’t worry; you do not need to be an expert in geology and you do not need to visit a stone quarry…we have already done that for you.

We put this information into the program in an easy-to-understand format.

In our grave care business program, we help you understand basic principles of proper gravestone care.  We also help you understand the different types of stones (and other materials) used as gravestones. 

Gravestone Cleaning

Gravestone Cleaning is an important service.  By offering this service in your small business, you can make more money. But before you rush out to clean all the gravestones within your local cemeteries, there are protocols you need to understand.

We take this subject seriously. We constantly strive to learn the latest procedures and protocols in proper gravestone care. Then, we pass that information along to you.

Keith’s visit to this quarry is just one example of our dedication to the Grave Care Business Course.  We strive to provide you with the best information to help you start your own profitable Grave Care Business.

Gravestone Cleaning Business

Have ever thought about starting your own Grave Care Business?  In addition to gravestone cleaning, you can offer plot maintenance, floral grave decorations, message delivery, photography, documentation, mapping, and many other services.

We show you how!

The Grave Care Business Course is a professionally produced program designed to help you start your own Grave Care Business.

To learn more, please visit our main website.  Once you order, we will ship your parcel to you promptly.

https://GraveCareBusiness.com

Sunday Motivation – Inspiration From a Graveyard!

When you visit a cemetery you realize, as long as we are alive, each day gives us a brand new opportunity to be better.

Today is Sunday July 17, 2022.
I was working in one of our city’s oldest cemeteries last week.

There are interesting stories in that cemetery from notable characters who lead the early development of the community.

We need to learn from history, advance ourselves from its lessons, and make better lives for ourselves and for those people we come in contact with.

Cemeteries can be inspiring. Do you ever think about the people who are buried there? They have already lived their lives. They have already lived their last day alive on earth. Their time has now gone.

But for us, it’s a different story. As long as we are alive, each day gives us a brand new opportunity to be better. Each day gives us a brand new opportunity to strive for a perfect day.

Have you had troubling times in your life? Have you had dark times? When those feelings hit me, I try to remember that I still have an opportunity to strive to be better. Every new day is a brand new opportunity.

It is okay to want better for yourself. It is okay to expect the best for yourself even though you know there will be roughness and problems along the way.

I hope you are feeling inspired for the week ahead.

Keith
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November 2017 – All Saints’ Day and a Busy Month for Grave Care

Have ever thought about starting your own grave care business? November is a perfect time to start.

October ended with Halloween.  We hope everyone had a good time handing out treats to all the monsters and goblins.  Is it just me or does it seem costumes have taken a turn away from the traditional scary themes?  I’m seeing more “sultry nurse” and “Pimp n’ Ho” costumes.  Oh well.

Although October is a month when the “spookiness” of cemeteries is on people’s minds, November is a month when Grave Care Business owners should begin focusing on building their client lists and making a lot of money for the winter months ahead.

In many, the first of November signifies the laying on of wreaths in conjunction with All Saints’ Day.  I have just completed a cemetery research trip to Northern Spain.  Laying on of wreaths is a very important ceremony there.  I believe this ceremony is catching on and becoming popular in the United States.

It is true that some grave care activities slow down a bit for winter.  However, we have found that there are several activities that will carry you through the winter months.  By starting your grave care business right now, you will be able to begin building a strong client base.

There are a few services we like to focus on during November and December.  Pre-winter plot maintenance, gravestone cleaning, and preparation for winter-time decorations should be tops on your list.  Offer these to your prospective clients and you will be busy (and making money) for most of the winter months.

If you have ever thought about starting your own grave care business, November is a perfect month to get started and begin building your client list.  In our Grave Care Business Course, we spend a lot of time teaching you how to properly build a strong client base.  We also teach you how much money to charge for your services.  The estimating software is a great tool to help you calculate your prices.

If you have any questions, please let us know.  We are always happy to help.

Cemeteries Face Budget Pressures – Good News For Grave Care Business Owners

Perpetual Care of Buttram CemeteryAll cemeteries are under constant budgetary issues. Starting a Grave Care Business is a win-win solution.

Shrubs need to be trimmed, grass needs to be mowed, and general plot maintenance needs to be undertaken.  Cemeteries, ALL CEMETERIES, require constant upkeep. Likewise, ALL CEMETERIES face budgetary issues.

Cemeteries – low on money

While researching a cemetery in Dayton, Tennessee, I found a newspaper article with pleas from the Perpetual Care Organization (PCO). This cemetery is in dire need of funds. To continue upkeep of their cemetery, the PCO is requesting $40 annually from every family who has members interred there. The newspaper article does not mention the number of different families. However, Find-A-Grave lists over 3,000 burials. Multiply a percentage of this number by $40 and you can see for yourself there is a lot money in cemetery maintenance.

I have been a firm believer, for almost 2 decades, that the answer to this problem lies with private Grave Care Business owners. Grave care business owners take care of plot maintenance, mowing, floral decoration placement (and removal), tombstone cleaning, basic upkeep, cemetery mapping, and many other services. Business owners contact family members with lists of services and they bill those families on an “as-needed” or on a “contractual” basis.

Make money offering Grave Care Services

An independent grave care business owner alleviates the pressure on cemetery management.  By shifting a portion of the workload to the business owner, cemetery management resources are freed up to take care of the larger maintenance items.

Families are relieved too.  When hiring a Grave Care Business, family members can cater and request services based on their needs and desires.  The work is performed to their standards.  They  get personalized care for their loved-one’s grave site.  They are willing to pay good money for these services.

Grave Care – A Rewarding Small Business

Grave care is a rewarding business.  It’s beneficial to cemetery management.  It’s beneficial to families who want the best of care for their loved-one’s grave site.  And, it’s beneficial to the business owner who makes good money providing these services.

You can start and operate your own grave care business with our professionally produced Grave Care Business Course.  Learn more about our course by clicking the link below:

Grave Care Business Course

Cemetery Grave Care – Autumn Grave Care Services

A Cemetery in Autumn.

I cannot think of anything better than to spend my days in a local cemetery. This is a beautiful time of year to be in your local cemetery. If you love the idea of working in your local cemeteries providing grave care services, graveside floral decorations, tombstone cleaning, and general gravesite plot maintenance then you should think about starting your own Grave Care Business.

We can help.

My name is Keith and my company has developed a professionally produced Grave Care Business training course. The course is designed to help you start (and grow) your own successful Grave Care Business. Please read over our main website for complete information on everything that is included with the course. If you have already read the description and are ready to order, click the “Buy Now” link below. We’ll ship the course to you promptly via rush Priority USPS.

If you have any questions, please use our contact page. We love cemeteries and are always happy to help.
The Full Course is $249.95 + $10 (S&H) = $259.95 Total Price (No hidden fees. Nothing more to buy.)





Grave Care Business in Big Demand – Non-Perpetual Care Cemeteries

Non-perpetual Care Cemetery

Heavy undergrowth damages tombstones and grave markers in Atlanta’s Hollywood Cemetery.
Grave Care Business Owners Make Great Money Maintaining Grave Plots

As budget cuts deteriorate the availability of paid workers at perpetual care cemeteries, cemetery management companies are forced to reduce the amount of maintenance performed by their workers. “It takes a lot of time, effort, and money to properly care for large cemeteries” say representatives from GraveCareBusiness.com “We find that cemetery management companies are in a continual struggle to reduce their payroll costs. In some cemeteries, this means the gravesites must be maintained by the families of the interred.” A new niche business idea is growing in popularity that allows entrepreneurs to make money providing grave site services. GraveCareBusiness.com is a website that provides instructions to people who want to start their own Grave Care Businesses. “Grave Care is an ideal business for people who work well by themselves and want to make good money providing grave care for families who can’t do the work themselves.”

Tombstone Damage Cemetery

Non-perpetual care cemeteries are of particular interest to grave care business owners. Family members whose loved-ones are buried in non-perpetual care cemeteries are often willing to pay for services not provided by the cemeteries. “Floral placement, grave stone cleaning, and general plot maintenance are just 3 services provided by many grave care business owners.” The spokesperson for GraveCareBusiness.com emphasizes that most Managed Care Cemeteries normally do a great job of mowing the grass and performing general upkeep but fine detail work is often omitted or underperformed. “We find family members are very willing to pay someone to keep the gravesite up to their standards. Often, an elderly spouse can no longer visit the gravesite and adult children have moved away from home.”

Neglected Cemetery

Charging people money for grave care is a niche business and there is very little competition for these services. Many communities do not have anyone in the area offering the specific service of floral placement, plot maintenance, and tombstone cleaning. There are also other services such as grave sitting and grave stone resetting. “I began this service when an elderly lady I knew asked me to mow the grass around her husband’s grave site. It was a new and exciting business venture. I love exploring old cemeteries and I began making money doing something I loved to do anyway.” GraveCareBusiness.com was founded to help people start their own grave care businesses.

There is a huge demand for grave care services across the nation. Some cemeteries are well maintained but there are a great many large and small cemeteries that are not cared for properly. “We are continually visiting cemeteries where grave plots are unmaintained. Family members will pay good money if someone is just willing to do the work. Starting a Grave Care Business takes a little bit of work. Grave Care is a rewarding business where you are truly helping others and making good money working in the peaceful surrounding of your local cemeteries.”

GraveCareBusiness.com offers a professionally produced Grave Care Business training course to help people start and operate their own successful Grave Care Businesses. For more information, visit their main website: (link below)

Grave Care and Maintenance Business

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Grave Care Business – A Low Competition, Niche Business

 

Grave care is a low competition niche business.

I remember a business strategy class I took in college.  The instructor continually maintained that competition is good.  While I agreed with him on the basic factors of the need for competition, in the back of my head I was always thinking: “yes, but a monopoly is better.”

Why is competition good?  Competition breeds innovation.  Competition draws on synergy to create public awareness about a product.

Why is a monopoly better?  Especially for an entrepreneur in a niche business, dominance in a particular product or service allows the entrepreneur to focus on product development, service delivery, and customer relationships.

Some competition is good.  However, in most communities we have visited and studied across the United States (and some of Europe) there is very little competition to this business.  Look around your area.  Can you find anyone offering grave care services?

If you have ever thought about offering Grave Care Services, now is an excellent time to start.  Be the first (or one of the first) in your community to offer grave care services.  Being one of the first gives you a special opportunity to dominate your market segment and quickly build your client base.

We have developed a Grave Care Business course that will help you start and operate a successful Grave Care Business.  

Our website is:  www.GraveCareBusiness.com

 

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.  

If you haven’t yet started your Grave Care Business or if you are just looking for some guidance on running your business and making more money, check out our Grave Care Business package on our main webpage:

http://www.GraveCareBusiness.com