Monday, 2 January 2012
Love letter to self
The Co-operative Funeralcare has helped generations of families through difficult times, providing care support and reassurance when it matters most.
The Co-operative Funeralcare has become the country’s leading funeral director because of the high quality of care we deliver through our people working at a local level, who are backed by resources and expertise that only a trusted national organisation can provide.
The Co-operative Funeralcare offers a genuinely local funeral service backed by the strength and reassurance of a unique, caring organisation. Our top priority is to provide the best possible services for our clients and to invest in the communities that we serve.
It must be true; it says so in the Northwich Guardian.
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Kingfisher said...
Can’t see the word ‘you’ in there?
David Holmes said...
No mention of the hub either. Or that they charge almost as much as Dignity. Or why they trade with so many different names.
andrew plume said...
what total tosh and a considerable amount of self gratification too
when I see this sort of marketing speak, it usually means that their market share is dwindling
it’s as a result of creating ‘publicity’ such as this, that funeralcare’s fees are so high – as I’ve blogged before on here, all of those layers of middle management are totally unnecessary and simply ramp up the costs
andrew