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Saluting Cemetery Excellence
American Cemetery is proud to announce its 2012 Cemetery Excellence Award. If you think your team should be recognized for maintaining a great cemetery that's succeeding in rough economic times, then we want to her from you. Click here to learn more.
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We regularly hold on-site conferences and webinars to help you boost your business. Visit our Events Page to learn more.
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| American Cemetery is an independent trade magazine for cemetery owners and managers along with others allied to the field. Each issue of American Cemetery offers in-depth coverage of issues affecting the cemetery profession in today's competitive business environment, including grounds maintenance tips, national and state association coverage, preneed, marketing, cremation, insurance computers/software and much more.
Published monthly (12 issues per year)
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Price: $49 (one year); $85 (two year)
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In May's Issue
- Business
Design and Planning Roundtable – To find out what's new in cemetery design planning, we asked experts from four top companies to give us their insights.
By Patti Martin Bartsche
- Design
Site Plan Approval – The development of new burial and support facilities is essential to remaining competitive. More than ever, this process often includes scrutiny and objections by neighbors and special interest groups.
By Jack Goodnoe
- Business
Celebrating Moms – As cemeterians look for new and unique ways to attract visitors, many are using Mother's Day as a way to educate, entertain and celebrate women.
By Patti Martin Bartsch
- Thought Leader
Making Your Service 'All That' to Families – Families want "all that" when it comes to preplanning. Defining "all that" has become somewhat of a challenge today, because there are more options that require more conversation.
By Nancy Lohman
- Product Spotlight
Flowers – Fresh flowers may look nice, but as any cemeterian knows, those blooms fade quickly. Silk flowers, on the other hand, offer families beautiful bouquets, and they provide cemeteries an opportunity to serve their families and make a sale.
By Patti Martin Bartsche
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In Every Issue
- Association News
- Calendar
- Cemetery News & Briefs
- Classifieds
- Editor's Message
- The Vault
- Products
- Ad Index
- Supplier News
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Awards
Association of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE)
- Silver Award Table of Contents Design, 2005
- Silver Award, Publication Re-design, 2004
United Communications Group (UCG)
- Third Place, Best Instructional Reporting, "From Yesterday to Tomorrow: Does Your Cemetery Have a Plan?" May 2006
- First Place, Good Writing, "Survivor Cemeteries," November 2005
- Third Place, Good Writing, "Evanescence," March 2005
- Second Place, Good Writing, "Honoring Competence, Courage and Sacrifice," June 2007
- Third Place, Best Instructional Reporting, "Beware of Slip and Fall," November 2007
Graphic Design USA
- Blue Book Advertising, 2005
- Mortality Symbols, 2005
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