
360 tours for restaurants: must-have shooting angles
Which angles must a restaurant 360 tour shoot? Facade, bar counter, seating areas, open kitchen, rooftop — following up on whether restaurants need tours.
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Which angles must a restaurant 360 tour shoot? Facade, bar counter, seating areas, open kitchen, rooftop — following up on whether restaurants need tours.
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Get your 360 tour ready for peak travel season: shoot in the most beautiful season, audit links and contact buttons, update prices and policies.
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How to combine 360 tours with Facebook ads: tour as landing page, short videos cut from the tour as ad creative. No specific metric promises.
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7 common 360 tour mistakes: poor photo quality, messy hotspots, broken viewing flow, tours buried at page bottom, inaccurate info.
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When does a 360 tour need updating? After renovations, new room tiers, price changes — plus update policies in service packages.
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Where to place contact call-to-action buttons in a 360 tour: at the end of the viewing flow, at the most beautiful scene — one main CTA + one secondary.
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Measure 360 tour results with 4 metrics: views, average view time, traffic sources and contact-button clicks. No revenue promises without evidence.
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When do homestays, villas and resorts need multilingual 360 tours? Translation costs, bilingual QA, and why building both at once is cheaper.
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How to share your 360 tour via Zalo and QR codes: QR at the reception desk, tour links for room inquiries, tracking sources with dedicated links.
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How to put 360 photos on Google Maps: publishing via Google Maps and Street View Studio, and how Maps photos differ from a full 360 tour.
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