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The latest edition of FDM has just been published. Members and subscribers will be receiving FDM April 2023 which is packed full of great content, features and stories from the funeral profession.

In this issue, we investigate complex repatriations and experiences of working in remote locations, the return of remote registration, the role of TikTok and social media in the funeral profession, feedback results and analysis from the 2022/23 membership survey, look forward to some of the speakers taking part in Conference 2023 … and much more!

What you can expect in this month’s edition

Complex repatriations 
FDM talks to two of the Association’s repatriation supplier members about complex repatriations.
TikTok and digital marketing
We consider what relevance TikTok might have for your funeral business as part of a wider digital marketing strategy.
2022/23 Membership Survey
Feedback and analysis from the 2022/23 Membership Survey. Members set out some clear priorities.
Qingming tomb-sweeping
Also known as Tomb Sweeping Day, the Qingming Festival is a valued tradition for Chinese families.
Would you like to feature in Funeral Director Monthly? – the editorial team is keen to feature as many great stories from NAFD member firms, and updates from Area Federations and Local Associations, as possible. For more information on how to submit editorial, you can find out more here.

 

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