Street View has been with us for a long time and allows us to simulate that we are in a place with 360º views. Well, Google has gone one step further and is collecting 360 photos of businesses to introduce them in places, this way we can see businesses inside before going to them physically. Very useful, for example, to see what a hotel, a restaurant, etc. is like before going.

IndianWebs offers you this 360 degree photography service. With Google Street View your customers will now be able to enter your store. This is part of a commercial strategy and aims to bring business closer to customers. Google Street View is going to be updated allowing businesses, restaurants, or stores to show their space in this Google service. This will also soon allow you to make purchases in those stores from Google Street View.

The mechanics of how the Google tour with Street View technology works is the same as viewing photos on the streets of Google Maps. The way to navigate a virtual visit is intuitive and provides future clients with the possibility of getting to know our facilities, turning visual information into an experience of proximity and closeness that inspires trust, security and transparency.

There is no support that offers more visibility at a lower cost than panoramic photographs using Google technology. When we look for information we all do it on Google and this is a future tool that companies with agility for change can already have today.

With this online presence, everyone will know about the businesses open to the public, they will see what service or product we offer, where and how we do our activity. When someone does a search on Google about our products or services, the search engine will provide visual information on the interior route, schedules, location on Maps, GPS link to reach the business, comments and publications from the business owner.

Today Street View is available in more than 3.000 cities and 53 countries, and in hundreds of emblematic places around the world, such as Tower Bridge in London, the Champs Elysees in Paris or Fifth Avenue in New York.