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AI declutteringTrendingAI virtual stagingTrendingGoogle integrationPoints of interest & documentsNarrated guided tourViewing statistics
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Marianne Boussion — IADHow an IAD agent sold a house stuck for 9 months in under three monthsOffice notarial 1661How Office notarial 1661 made its sales smoother and safer with a tour of every propertyHôtels B&B — Pierre AlbietzHow three B&B hotels made transparency their strongest reason to bookAu bout du mondeHow an all-you-can-eat buffet won 76 booking intentions from its virtual tourPigier DijonHow Pigier Dijon built a recruitment channel viewed more than 79,000 times in three monthsVille de LabègeHow the Ville de Labège catalogued more than 80% of its estate in one yearGroupe FournierHow Groupe Fournier cut the design of a store from 10 to 4 days
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A prospect explores a virtual tour and leaves their details

Get enquiries from people who have already made up their minds.

Your tour becomes an acquisition channel. When interest turns into intent, prospects contact you or book a meeting without leaving the route.

Contact us See a tour at work

What does a tour that brings in leads look like?

Open it and take a look around. This is exactly what a prospect sees when they click through from your listing or your email.

The Au bout du monde estate captured in 360° Au bout du monde · Mareuil-lès-Meaux

Tap to open the tour full screen.

Each point of interest answers a question the prospect would otherwise have asked you on the phone: dimensions, options, terms, contact.

Read the Au bout du monde case study

Build a route that tells your story, persuades and converts.

Each tour can be scripted around your offer, your audience and your campaign. You choose which selling points to highlight, the order people discover them in and the action you expect at each step.

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    Show your spaces at their best.

    Show what they make possible. Your team, the atmosphere, how the space is used, your products or your staging give the place a personality and strengthen your brand promise.

    A reception room laid out for an event, captured in 360°
    360° TOUR · WEDDING AND EVENTS CHÂTEAU The ballroom Enter the tour
  2. A point of interest opens an events brochure
    POINT OF INTEREST · THE TABLE
    2:05
    The table laid for the reception
    Reception brochure (PDF)
    Our weddings in pictures
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    Prospects find the right proof at the right moment.

    Add videos, testimonials, brochures, prices, plans, past projects, labels or services exactly where they back up your sales pitch.

  3. The same room set up for a wedding, then for a corporate event
    WEDDING SEMINAR COCKTAIL PARTY
    SAME CAPTURE · ANOTHER SET-UP Wedding layout · ballroom Contact us
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    A single capture can serve several scenarios.

    Design a tour for a school programme, a type of event, a buyer profile or a sales offer, each with its own content and calls to action.

The features that bring in contacts

What your agency adds to the tour so a visitor becomes a qualified contact.

  • A hotel manager at reception, in front of a laptop showing a tour's contact form

    Contact form

    À la carte option

    Visitors request a viewing without leaving the tour

    • A form placed inside the tour
    • The request reaches the agency or you directly
    • You know which room triggered the contact
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  • Marketing manager at her desk, in front of a screen showing a virtual tour's views chart over 30 days

    Viewing statistics

    Put €1 into your tour? Find out whether it brings back €2

    • See the spaces where visitors linger
    • Know where they come from and on which screen
    • Count the clicks on your contact button
    See the feature →
  • A restaurant owner in his dining room before service, showing a restaurant's virtual tour on his phone

    Google publication

    Add your tour to your Google Business Profile

    • Publish your tour on Google Maps and Street View
    • Show it on your Google Business Profile
    • Let customers step inside without leaving their search
    See the feature →
  • An estate agent in a Haussmann-style living room, tablet in hand on a tour with a point of interest open

    Points of interest

    Enrich your virtual tour with points of interest

    • Add your photos, videos, text and PDFs
    • Place each answer where the question comes up
    • Insert call-to-action buttons to get in touch, book or discover an offer
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  • Manager of a retirement residence beside a wall screen playing an automatic guided tour

    Automatic guided tour

    Set your own tour route with guided tours

    • Set the order, angles and speed of the route
    • Let visitors take back control at any time
    • Play it on a loop on a reception screen or a stand
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Other useful options

The businesses that gain most from a tour before the call

The mechanism is the same from one business to the next. What changes is what visitors want to check before they write to you.

8 Industries covered by the network, all over France

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An easyVirtual.tours agency does the capture, your tour does the rest

You open the door, the agency captures the space and you receive the link. That link then works hard in every one of your listings.

  1. 01

    Your easyVirtual.tours agency comes to you

    It sets up, captures and leaves. The link arrives ready to drop into a listing, an email or a shop window.

  2. 02

    48 business hours from capture to link

    A firm timeframe, stated in the quote: the tour is delivered within 48 business hours.

  3. 03

    A tool that grows like your website

    You can add to your tour just as you would a website. Add a space, a document or a contact point for each campaign. Your listings keep pointing to the same link.

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Furtherreading

Our articles and guides to go further on lead generation.

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Illustration for the article ‘Neuromarketing and virtual tours’Article

10 July 2023 · 1 min read

Neuromarketing and virtual tours

Digital marketing never stands still.

Portrait of Lou-Anne FerouxLou-Anne FerouxRead the article
Illustration for the article ‘Where should you publish your virtual tour?’Article

16 March 2023 · 1 min read

Where should you publish your virtual tour?

We have created an immersive virtual tour for your business, and now you are wondering how to get as many people as possible to see it…

Portrait of Lou-Anne FerouxLou-Anne FerouxRead the article
Illustration for the article ‘What is a virtual tour?’Article

7 October 2022 · 1 min read

What is a virtual tour?

A virtual tour is fast becoming essential for growing a business.

Portrait of Lou-Anne FerouxLou-Anne FerouxRead the article

Other use cases

A candidate looks through the virtual tour of the offices before her interview

Turn your virtual tour into a real asset for your employer brand.

  • No app to install
  • One link for every channel
  • Viewing statistics as an option
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Your questions about lead generation

What people ask us most often when the tour is used to bring in leads.

  • Does a virtual tour really bring in leads?

    Yes, and above all you can measure it. With the viewing statistics option, you see how many people open the tour, how long they spend in it and which spaces they look at. You can tell which listings prompt people who have already decided to get in touch. We do not publish a network average, because the result depends on your offer and your market.

  • How can I tell which listing was viewed most?
  • Does the visitor need to install anything?
  • Can people contact me straight from the tour?
  • Can I restrict the tour to certain contacts?
  • When is the tour ready to share?

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