Dignity Memorial

How do you get people to talk about the one thing everyone faces but no one wants to think about?  Our work with 15 Dignity Memorial funeral homes and cemeteries across the United States helped make death care an approachable subject and drew hundreds in to visit, tour and plan.

Challenge:

Few people like to talk about their own mortality, so they put off pre-arranging their funerals.  This fact posed a problem for LA-area Dignity Memorial funeral homes and memorial parks, which were focused on building their pre-planning business.

Approach:

Corridor Communications created a series of experiential opportunities for Los Angeles regional media, who in turn became voices that advocated pre-planning with Dignity Memorial to consumers. Our team developed family-focused celebrations that attracted thousands, like bringing in 16 tons of snow to create a Winter Wonderland in the middle of Los Angeles.

A series of continuing educational, civic, and celebratory programs encouraged community members to simply drop by and participate, whether donating to charity drives or taking advantage of a mapped-out walking path. Combined with integrated media relations and influencer marketing campaigns, these strategies built goodwill and made people feel more at ease when talking about funeral plans.

Impact:

Not only did attendance at events grow an average of 25%, but locations reported a marked increase in pre-planning inquires and sales.

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