Comments on: Virtual Tours Using Real Tour Vision

By: virtual tour

virtual tour — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 00:09:00 +0000

Hotspots are a great way to tackle the problem of letting the user be in control of the floorplan.

By: virtual tour

virtual tour — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 20:57:13 +0000

Jason- I agree having hotspots that connect rooms is a nice feature

By: Sandra Gibson

Sandra Gibson — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 12:42:25 +0000

Many people consider slide shows a virtual tour. The features provided by RTV Virtual Tour are incomparable.
• Integrated Social Networking Utility
• Stat Reports
• Audio and Video Options
• Quick Share
• Area Information
• In fact 31 different features.
The service, information, and marketing assistance provided by RTV for their dealers is a dream come true.
RTV’s success is your success!
Sandra Gibson
South Central MI RTV Virtual Provider
Internet Marketing and Web Design
http://www.powerplaymmp.com
517-869-2707

By: Dawn Shaffer

Dawn Shaffer — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 15:41:54 +0000

Tour traffic reports have been extremely informative as well. Tour owners know how many “hits” they have received, where the hits originated, as well as how many “hits” per scene. We are still happily providing Real Tour Vision virtual tours and photography to our clients.

Dawn Shaffer

By: Jason Bennett

Jason Bennett — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 16:50:13 +0000

Larry,

Agreed, floorplans go the extra mile for a visual of the propery layout and room dimensions.

I’m currently working on a solution that will allow me to create floorplans in a reasonable amount of time, henceforth allowing me to price these at a very attractive level.

By: larrylohrman

larrylohrman — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 17:24:34 +0000

Jason- I agree having hotspots that connect rooms is a nice feature. Having a floor plan is also a big help. As I recall Dawn has some floor plans on her tours. I always use an online floor plan if I can get my hands on a drawing to reduce.

By: Jason Bennett

Jason Bennett — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 16:10:21 +0000

Larry – good stuff.

Like Dawn, I too provide 360 virtual tour services for Realtors (servicing the Nashville marketplace).

As Dawn points out above – Real Tour Vision has just implemented a new “tour window” that allows for linkage to the Realtors “other listed properties” – which of course should likewise have a virtual tour associated with them.

Furthermore, Real Tour Vision’s solution allows the viewer to click on icons within the tour that will allow them to navigate to other rooms within the tour. This is something that home-buyers, sellers, and Realtors are all excited about once they realize the benefits. Virtual tours (such as those offered by VisualTours, etc.) do not offer the viewer such a method to ascertain the layout of the property. Knowing what a room looks like without understanding how one room connects to another can greatly defeat the overall value of the virtual tour.

Keep up the good posts!
Jason

By: Dawn Shaffer

Dawn Shaffer — Fri, 22 Dec 2006 23:26:29 +0000

Larry, thank you for the mention.

Real Tour Vision just introduced a new “tour window” which incorporates a lot of new features. Visit our gallery at http://www.allaboutvirtualtours.com/gallery.php and compare the difference that the new tour window makes. Larry’s sample is, of course, the nonbranded version, so it’s not really “apples and apples” to compare the tour on his blog with the branded version on the website gallery.

I’d love to chat with anyone desiring to add a quality virtual tour to add to their product offering.