It’s hard to turn on your TV anymore without seeing an ad for one of the commercial DNA testing services.
AncestryDNA, MyHeritage and 23andMe are all spending massive amounts of cash on ads to try to lure as many people to use their service as possible.
And it’s easy to understand why. Just about everyone we talk to these days has either already submitted their DNA for testing or are planning to in the near future.
But truth be told, there are very real and serious risks involved with allowing any commercial company to store your genetic information in their database.
In today’s digital age, the advancement of technology has revolutionized various industries, including education.
While digital marketing has far surpassed traditional campaigns in recent years, it’s no secret that simply having a website and paying for Google ads and PPC models are no longer viable as standalone efforts.