I posted some resources a few weeks ago that detailed GeneTree.com and its product offerings. This week I’ve provided you with more information about the program so that you can become better representatives of our company. Feel free to use some of this copy below when you are writing content on your websites.  It’s a sure way to help convince your traffic that GeneTree.com is the right place to stop for their genealogical research.

There is no question that DNA testing has revolutionized the field of genealogy.  More and more genealogists are finding that DNA testing holds the answers to years of questions regarding their ancestry.

GeneTree is at the forefront of that revolution and we are continually pressing it forward with our eye for innovation, modern standards of technology, and determination to unite the human family.

Our partnership with The Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (SMGF) gives our customers access to the largest correlated genetic and genealogy database in the world.  With the help of SMGF, you can not only view your genetic matches, but you can see the genealogy submitted by that individual to determine immediately if shared ancestry is possible.

The SMGF team also provides a solid scientific foundation that propels the work of GeneTree, placing us on the forefront of DNA testing.  Currently SMGF and GeneTree have partnered to bring an unprecedented autosomal DNA product.  No longer will genealogists be limited to the direct paternal or the direct maternal line in their research, but will be able to explore all lines of their ancestry.

Cutting edge technology bringing new and exciting products, along with our easy to use website and helpful tools, make GeneTree your best choice for discovery.

Please let me know if you are having a lot of difficulty with writing content or need help with your conversions, I’ll be more than happy to help.

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