# A Better Virtual Tour Company > More Interaction, More Information, More Visualization, More Fun ## Posts - [Go Directly to Your Virtual Tour](https://abettervirtualtour.com/go-directly-to-your-virtual-tour/): Sometimes it makes sense to go directly to your virtual tour. There might be something special about it that begs for it to have it’s own domain name. Sure, you have it on your website to make sure that potential customers can see everything you have to offer. They’ll get a nearly first-hand experience seeing your space. They spend time on your website which also helps with your search rankings. Bonus! And I upload it to Google Street View for thousands of more views. But what about having a URL that goes directly to your virtual tour? It’s a thing. One […] - [Do You Really Need a Website?](https://abettervirtualtour.com/do-you-really-need-a-website/): Surprisingly, I still come across business owners who don’t have a website. They are all over social media and think that’s all they need. It’s not. Let me explain. Just like with any other means of marketing, social media should be a tool in your toolbox. Not the only place. The biggest disadvantage of social media is that you have little to no control over how the content is shown. Some other company has a say in what you can post and how often you can post. At any given time, the site may have an issue with what you’ve posted. […] - [Using Multiple Virtual Tours](https://abettervirtualtour.com/multiple-virtual-tours/): If you have a business in which people visit you, you should have a virtual tour. Multiple virtual tours? Maybe. But this is what provides your customers with a sense of familiarity. They know what to expect before they even step foot inside your building. When I hand over a completed virtual tour to someone, I genuinely feel that they now have a very powerful tool. Part of the fun I have when building virtual tours involves my clients. Without them, I’m just a guy with some cameras and a computer. (OK, computers.) Sometimes, my clients expand on my ideas. Lynn […] - [Show Guests More Than What a Photo Can Offer](https://abettervirtualtour.com/show-them-what-they-want-to-see/): I recently completed a virtual tour for a restaurant that I had stopped in to visit last year. The owners seemed very interested in having a virtual tour done. But, when I called to follow up with them, I was told that they were not in a position to have a tour done at that time. Fast forward a year later and I get a phone call from one of the owners. The restaurant had closed down and a new one opened. It’s more spacious and not awkwardly laid out like the previous location. The owner dug through his old files […] - [Save Time with a Virtual Tour](https://abettervirtualtour.com/save-time/): Does your marketing help you from wasting time? We all dream of the ideal client. They call to learn more about your facility and you describe it to the best of your ability. You have photos on your website and maybe you send them some more. They make an appointment to come out for a walk-around. You spend an hour or more showing them around and talking about what they liked and maybe what they didn’t like. You jump through hoops only to find out that they didn’t really like the layout or look of the space. Well, that was a […] - [My First Virtual Tour Through Today](https://abettervirtualtour.com/first-virtual-tour/): I’m really trying to figure out exactly when I shot my first virtual tour. I know where it was and generally what point in time, but I’m not 100% sure. I’m pretty sure it was 1998 or 1999. That’s where my virtual tour journey began. Seeing The Beginning… In 1998, I was working for an advertising agency in Chester, New Jersey. The agency bought a digital camera a couple of years prior which, at the time, was cutting-edge technology. A good digital camera was about 1 megapixel. The only way to capture a 360º photo was by placing the camera on […] ## Pages - [About ABVT](https://abettervirtualtour.com/about-abvt/): Creating Virtual Tours Since The Last Millenium.  I’ve been in the marketing and advertising world since 1992. Back then, there was no such thing as a virtual tour. The internet had yet to become “a thing.” It would have to wait a bit longer to really catch on. My first virtual tour was for the Morris County-based ad agency that I worked at for more than a decade. It was captured with one of the earliest digital cameras back around 2000. The camera was mounted vertically on a tripod to take portrait-oriented images. Each 360-degree panorama consisted of 12 slightly-overlapping photos, […] - [Uses & Benefits](https://abettervirtualtour.com/uses-benefits/): Who Uses Virtual Tours? Any business that wants to show their potential customers what a location, building, or space looks like can benefit from the use of a virtual tour. RESTAURANTS & BARS GALLERIES &  MUSEUMS ARCHITECTURAL & BUILDING FIRMS FILM LOCATIONS  & STUDIOS EVENT SPACES & WEDDING VENUES GYMS & SPORTS VENUES STORES & SHOPPING MALLS SCHOOLS & UNIVERSITIES REALTORS &  AIRBNB HOSTS HOTELS & CAMPGROUNDS PARKS & RECREATION AREAS SENTIMENTAL HOMEOWNERS HOUSES OF WORSHIP DAYCARE & SENIOR LIVING FACILITIES CAR, RV, TRUCK, & BOAT INTERIORS HEALTHCARE FACILITIES Are Virtual Tours Really Effective? The research doesn’t lie and I’m not making it up. […] - [The 360-degree Blog](https://abettervirtualtour.com/the-360-degree-virtual-tour-blog-insights-for-how-to-use-a-virtual-tour/) - [Pricing](https://abettervirtualtour.com/virtual-tour-pricing/): Pricing for a Better Virtual Tour depends on the size of your space and what kind of enhancements you’d like to include in your tour. Every effort is made to create a virutal tour that allows visitors the best possible experience, including logical pathways to traverse your space while keeping the walk-through as true to the real thing as possible. With options for music, voice-over, navigation, and pop-ups of photos, menus, brochures, PDFs, and more, these provide more information to help your clientele get to know more about you and your location. As a discolure, I do charge a 2.99% fee […] - [FAQs](https://abettervirtualtour.com/virtual-tour-faqs/): A Better Virtual Tour offers better interactivity, additional information, better understanding, and much more. But what should you know? There’s quite a bit that can be included with your tour as well as understanding how everything works. Here’s a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions that should give you most of the information you’d need. If you have additional questions, would like to dicuss how to get your virtual tour, or if you’d like to book an appointment, don’t hesitate to reach out to me through any means at the bottom of the page. HOW MUCH DOES A VIRTUAL TOUR COST? […] - [360º Virtual Tours](https://abettervirtualtour.com/): How a Better Virtual Tour company can help bring more customers to you. A virtual tour is one of the best ways to show off your store, location, rental, restaurant, showroom, warehouse, parts yard, event space, or almost anywhere. Visitors can take a tour, any time they want, at their own pace, seeing everywhere in each area or room, in all directions, even when you’re unavailable. It’s engaging, entertaining, and informative. What makes a vritual tour so great? Serving New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. Check below to see area businesses using A Better Virtual Tour to show off their spaces. 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