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And that's a wrap on a very trying Geo and Geo lab class 📖 I learned a lot about geologic features, and concepts and had fun putting togeather a Google earth pro tour and a story board for the Indian River Lagoon.

And today was an easy Saturday walk in the 10k training rotation 🏃‍♀️

Happy March everyone!!

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Explore the World Virtually with Google Tours

Google Tours is a feature within Google Maps that allows users to explore and virtually visit destinations around the world. With Google Tours, users can discover popular tourist attractions, historic landmarks, and cultural sites, all from the comfort of their own device.

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Virtual Tours Las Vegas: Why It’s Time To Ditch Still Photos

Nowadays, people have become more particular with online shopping. They always make sure they are shopping in the best online store. People spend ⅔ of their shopping time checking reviews and impressions about a shop. The days when still photos are enough for advertisements are now gone. The hottest trend in business website design: virtual tours Las Vegas. The name and its features sound so promising. So, why do you need to ditch your still photos for this one?  

Still Photos Not Interactive

One of the main features of a virtual tour is that customers can get interactive with it. In still photos, you can only see portions of what you want to feature. In a 360 degree tour, you’re given the freedom to virtually roam around. A potential buyer can’t go to their preferred aisle nor see the products up close. Yes, you can zoom a camera shot but you can’t see all. Also, only selected places are photographed. Because of this, customers can’t fully appreciate what they see in a particular store.

User Has No Control

What makes up a good customer experience? Let potential buyers experience like they have a total control of their options. You can’t get that in full when you post photos instead of Las Vegas virtual tours on your website. Buyers have no control which areas they want to see in your shop. They have to make good use of whatever photos are available on your site. In the end, they leave feeling dissatisfied. You can take high-quality shots but they're of no use once they don't address customer needs.

It Can Be Time Consuming

Some people have an attention span that is shorter than that of a goldfish. That means that some folks don’t have time scrolling from one photo to another. Imagine browsing still photos on a website but you didn’t even see what you were looking for. That’s frustrating right? With a virtual tour, a few clicks on the mouse and you’ll see all. Customers need not waste time rushing to the store just to see what wasn’t shown on the photos.

Get Virtual Tours Las Vegas Only From The Best

Ready to boost your sales and increase audience with Google tours Las Vegas? Tap into the talent of Las Vegas Virtual. They are authorized by Google to make virtual tours for business in Las Vegas. You can send them an email at [email protected]. You can also visit them at 3171 West Post Road, Las Vegas or call [phone].