Mark Simpson explains how virtual tours work like Google Street View walkthroughs and why they matter for property listings. Families checking room layouts and sleeping arrangements before booking are more likely to commit when they can walk around your place from their couch.
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Oh, a virtual tour. If anybody doesn't know what that is, you know, when you go on Google street map and you can literally follow your street down and you can spy on the neighbors and all of those sort of things, that is a virtual tour and you can get them for your properties. And I think that virtual tours are really, really, really good, especially if you have got a property that's kind of unusual or if you, your customer avatar is families. Because when they're going to spend maybe €1,000 or €2,000 or pounds or dollars on a, on a week or two weeks day to come and stay with you and say they've got their family and they're bringing in another family and another family, they need to know layouts, you know, because they're going to make sure that Auntie Susan's not sleeping next to the other auntie, but she doesn't like, you know, and all those sort of things. So virtual tour is really handy for that because they can literally walk around your property on the sofa while they're watching Disney plus.