Eight Tips to Add More Excitement to your Ancestry DNA Gift

Have you ever used Ancestry DNA kits? They are unique, personal, interactive, and fun. When your family members and friends uncover their kits, they can be excited by seeing into the box with a plastic tube in it. But the excitement that will come with your results can excite you. Below are some tips to add more excitement to your Ancestry DNA Gift.

Make them Salivating

Ancestry uses a person’s saliva for testing DNA matches. Give a candy bar or any other item along with a kit and put a note saying hope you will get those juices flowing. Once the spitting is done, the gift receiver can taste the treat as a prize for a job well done.

Put the Puzzle together

Many people believe that the Ancestry DNA test results will help them fill the holes in their family trees. If any person is looking to fill the holes, give them a puzzle along with the kit and remove some pieces. Now, send the gift to the person and give them the missing pieces every week. Once the Ancestry finds the results, send the gift along with the last pieces, so everything comes into place.



Collect the Ingredients

This idea is similar to the puzzle but has a sweet twist. Send the ingredients for your favorite cookie recipe in a jar along with an Ancestry DNA test. Also, include a note telling the gift receiver that they will soon come to know about the ingredients. But, they can enjoy the taste of cookies.

Provide them the World

Not all Ancestry DNA test users are experts in world Geography. If your Ethnicity estimates or DNA matches include the nation or state you have never heard of before, you can be frustrated. Remove this by giving a world map or atlas along with the kit or remove all doubt about the exact location of the Benin/Togo or the Iberian Peninsula.

Savor tastes of home

Once you received your Ancestry DNA results, you would like to know more about the places or areas your ancestors called home. Go to the grocery store or world market that sells different varieties of international food or products and take a gift card to wind up with an Ancestry DNA kit. Once you get your DNA results, go with your friends to the places or locations that match your ethnicity estimate.

Create a Game

You also want to know what your results will show you about your ancestors, and the test results are testing in the Ancestry lab. For now, create an online meeting or seminar that lets your family members and friends guess your ethnicity estimates. Once you see the results, you can gift a person who made similar guesses of your ancestors.

Plant a Tree

You can also give the gift subscription to Ancestry along with the Ancestry DNA kit. Once your friends and family members receive the results, they would be more interested in Genealogy. You can use Ancestry tools and record collections to build your own family tree before getting the results.

Call the Professionals

If you are not interested in working in family history, you still want to know about their ancestors. You can talk to Ancestry Pro Genealogists and work with professional family history researchers to make your own family tree and discover the family story.

Hello Guys! My name is Lisa Watson and I’m a website developer from Oklahoma City, USA. I recently activated my Ancestry DNA kit to locate my ancestors and know precise details about their lifestyle. Overall, I loved the kit and will recommend it to everyone in my friend circle.

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