But this would keep him from having to handle all of that at (what SHOULD be) a very devastating time in his life (although hey, I make sure to carry enough life insurance that he can throw a party should the mood so strike him!) 🙂

And…God forbid he and I should die together in an accident (we spend a LOT of time together)? THEN who’s going to notify everyone?! This gives me more options without one of my friends having to step in. Things like shutting down my Facebook, G+ and such. I could put up an “In Memory” of page or something so people wouldn’t have to Unfriend me. I mean really, who wants to “Un-friend” a friend who just died! LOL

Anyway, I’m really glad I ran across this one. Don’t know if it’s profitable as a niche, but he should do fine with it as a unique service if/when those Boomers stop avoiding the whole topic of dying! 🙂

Debi J
PS: My apologies if my humor towards the whole topic of dying has offended anyone. That is NOT the intent!

Hopefully the owners don’t “croak” before the users do, tho. heh heh

Rick Wilson aka CorpRebel 😎

It is weird, but good… I think. Still having trouble wrapping my brain totally around this one. yikes.

Geez, Angela… you got me thinking. I’d hate to have my clients try to figure out where my templates/docs/logins, etc. etc. etc. are stored. {{sigh}} Good point.

I don’t know exactly how I’d word that email… “So, I’m dead so you probably want to know where those documents are, eh?”

It’s weird no matter what. 😉

Fact is, once you get over the “huh?” effect, it makes sense. I like to hang onto my old fashioned, preconceived notions as much as I can, but then again… like I said there was that blogger lady that I never found again – and she was older.

And then there is the whole “if I get hit by a beer truck” issue. It would be a good place to “store” instructions.

And then there is the whole “having the last word” thing. That could just be fun, or evil. Either way, it could be fun. 😉

Thanks again, Nik, for using my example… and link! kiss kiss

You know, on occasion I’ve wondered if my online friends would ever find out if something happened to me. I’m not married (yet) and I’m a single mom. My boyfriend doesn’t even have my email logins and so if I passed I’ve wondered how my customers and my coaches (like you Nicole), clients would know I’m no longer here.

So I guess from an emotional point it’s good, but you could also weave business into this and make a plan for what to say to your clients and what happens to their projects when the end has come.

Something to think about!

ps. Have you ever seen the movie P.S. I Love You??? It’s the same concept but it’s in the form of handwritten letters delivered by this guy to his fiance (or wife/gf). It’s such a sweet movie, I loved it. (Doesn’t hurt that the Irish accent is sexy and reminds me of home).

This is a really good weird niche Wednesday! I think it will be a big hit and I’m kicking myself in the butt for not thinking of it. I’ve found my niche but I still read your posts every Wednesday 🙂

Hope you’re well.