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May 18, 2012
Advanced Audio Systems Partnership
 NationalWebcasts.com is pleased to announce our new partnership with Advanced Audio Systems, an Ohio based company that specializes in funeral home technology installations. Services offered include webcast systems, mic and audio sound systems, voice over content for on hold messages and more. Owner Chris Runnels has built his business on outstanding customer service and offers extremly competative pricing for his installations and covers all of the the continental US states. Our Partnership with Advanced Audio Systems will allow us to focus on what we do best...the software end of the business while they handle the hardware end. Our partnership also adds additional cost saving options over our standard packages we currently offer. For an installation quote be sure to visit their website at http://www.advancedaudiosystems.org/ or call them direct at 513.777.2733
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April 5, 2011
OFDA Convention
Booth #339
Visit our booth at The Ohio Funeral Directors Association Annual Convention April 26, 27, 28 in Columbus, Ohio. President of NationalWebcasts.com David Thornbury will be doing a presentation on Internet marketing and webcasting at this years show.
- January 19, 2010
Associated Press:
Funeral webcasting gains in popularity
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Schoedinger Funeral and Cremation Service has taken the business of grief high-tech: It's one of a growing number of funeral service providers to embrace the Web. Read More....
- January 06, 2009
Press Release:
NationalWebcasts.com Launches Website
NationalWebcasts.com launches their official website for LIVE webcast offerings. NWC has been installing webcast systems in Ohio since May of 2008. CEO and owner of the business David Thornbury sees their webcasting packages a great addition to their memorial video packages offered at their sister website at NationalTributes.com
- October 16, 2008
NFDA:
2008 Innovative Ideas Essays
From Webcasting to pet services, personalization to community outreach - like any other business, funeral homes need to expand their services and programs in order to meet the needs of consumers and uphold a reputable Read More....
- October 16, 2008
Press Release:
Engle-Shook Funeral Home provides live weather cam on their website.
Eric Shook, owner of Engle-Shook Funeral Homes in Tiffin, Ohio had a unique way of introducing the Tiffin community to his funeral webcasting system installed by NationalWebcasts.com. Mr. Shook inquired about utilizing the webcast system for the good of the community during the hours that it is not being used for live funerals and worked with NationalWebcasts.com to create a live weather cam for his funeral home's web page. In addition to providing a real time view of downtown Tiffin, the funeral home's website now gives the local weather & current temperature for Tiffin and can also provide a weather report for any US city with the entry of your zip code. Eric's website and live weather cam can be found by following this link. www.engleshookfuneralhome.com
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For a growing number of reasons, live webcasting is a service that more and more businesses such as funeral homes and churches, are adding to their offerings. With an aging population, more and more elderly family members are homebound, restricted to nursing facilities or are simply not able to travel due to tight economic conditions.
Offering webcasting is a
way to include everyone,
regardless of their
geographic location.
With our service,
no special equipment
or software is needed
by the viewer, just a
computer and a high
speed internet connection.
While the elderly are a
large part of our target webcast
market, there are plenty more reasons for businesses
to webcast. Those reasons may include, but are not limited to, work and military obligations, incarcerations, travel restrictions, etc. A live webcast is the next best thing to being there!
Marketing Exposure
As you can see the demand for live webcasting is real. There are more families online now than ever before. Those families stay connected all over the world through the internet. For funeral homes, including webcasting is the next logical step to remain ahead of your competition by offering the services your families are going to demand.
What is Required?
To webcast a live event, you will need the following items:
* Video Camera
* Computer, (Desktop or Laptop)
* High Speed Internet Connection
* Video Capture Card or Device
* Webcasting Encoder Software
* Streaming Video / Hosting Package
* Customized Web Page To View Broadcast
Where do you watch the live webcasts?
Regardless of who your current web site designer is or which company hosts your web site, adding a webcast link is simple and straight forward. Simply paste the HTML code into the section of your website you would like to link from and a button link will appear directing guests to a custom page we create for your broadcasts. The broadcasts can be password protected for family privacy purposes. Broadcasts can be archived and uploaded after the live broadcast and made available for on demand viewing for up to 90 days.
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