You've Been Ghosted Is Updated And Live For The 2011 Halloween Season
The Halloween season is full of activities for the whole family. You've Been Ghosted is a fun and safe way to get children excited about giving in a festive way.
Online, September 22, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Co-founders Christian Sees and Juan Crespo today announced the launch of the updated YouveBeenGhosted.com. "You've Been Ghosted" let's families share in the Halloween tradition of surprising others with treats and other festive gifts. The updated site is live and ready for users to retrieve the ncessary documents, enabling them to participate in the fun.
Christian Sees, co-founder identified that, "Fall and Halloween are such a great time of year that helps create many lasting memories for the entire family. You've Been Ghosted inspires children and parents to get excited about giving. What's better than that? As soon as October 1st arrives, it's game time!"
Juan Crespo, co-founder also added, "You've Been Ghosted is so easy. It's not surprising that children look forward to it every year. With a simple and redesigned website, everyone has the opportunity to participate in the fun. We set out with a goal to make this easy and I'm confident we achieved it. The web space is not filled with distractions and give parents the chance to get what they need fairly quickly"
The autumn season brings falling leaves and raises wonderful thoughts of Halloween fun. "You've Been Ghosted" is a fun way for children and families to share in this great experience. Children really enjoy the surprise of getting a treat and most try to not be seen when delivering the present. Some feel more comfortable calling ahead to a responsible adult to let them know they will be leaving a surprise. Either way, both the giver and receiver really enjoy being Ghosted. As soon as the school yeat starts, children all over the country try to decide what they will be for Halloween and who they will Ghost first.
How does it work?
1. Simply prepare a small Halloween themed treat (Candy, Stickers, etc)
2. Attach a new You've Been Ghosted flyer to each treat (poem & poster)
3. Leave the treat at a door that does not have the 'You've Been Gifted' poster displayed. Ring the door bell and run away!!