Cultural Institutions – Museums, Galleries and Archives are working hard to attract visitors and revenue.
We’ll show you how 360 Virtual Tours can connect to new members and visitors, deliver your stories around the clock and around the world, showcase the expertise in your organization and create new and sustainable Revenue.
If They Won’t or Can’t Come To You. You Have To Go To Them.
Based on “Meet your customers where they are” or to say it another way “If they won’t get off the couch to see you, you’ve got to go to their couch.”
For years it’s been One Person, One Ticket, One Visit. Bring people in, sell them a ticket, show them what you have, hope they buy something else, and hope they come back.
That model worked; people did come in, they bought some items, and they left.
What happened when nobody came? Some folded the tents and walked away or shut down. Others went to Instagram, YouTube and Social Media. Still others found ingenious ways hold gatherings, groups, lessons and get togethers.
While ingenious, entertaining, and interesting. These different approaches were not paying the bills. The lights and utilities were still on, salaries had to be paid etc.,
No people, no tickets, no visits. No money.
This presentation isn’t about what should have been done, or how things got this way. This is about taking your existing content expanding, enhancing and producing your story, selling tickets to it around the world, and having complete ownership of the entire process.
Virtual tours. Google Street View is a basic and well-known version of a virtual touring app.
It’s fantastic when you look up addresses, view far off places, or just explore.
You can have a GSV tour of your facility and that lets the curious to see the basics and places from afar, or follow dangerous operations and places not easily accessed, like national parks. They’re great, but they’re not that interesting.
They don’t tell a story, and people love a story, they don’t offer close up and alternate views or interactivity, they don’t have integrated video and audio from experts enhancing the story, they don’t offer different languages, most of them don’t have a menu, navigation, pictures and images, audio or video, interactivity and engagement, or context and a plan. They’re just Flat.
InPix360 Virtual Tours. Customized, enhanced, engaging tours designed to as closely as possible replicate an in-person visit.
Cultural Institutions – Museums, Galleries and Archives are struggling to attract visitors and revenue.
We’d like to show you how 360 Virtual Tours can deliver your stories around the clock and around the world, connect to new members and visitors, showcase the expertise and talent in your organization and tap into a tremendous new and sustainable Revenue stream.
If They Won’t or Can’t Come To You. You Have To Go To Them.
Based on “Meet your customers where they are” or to say it another way “If they won’t get off the couch to see you, you’ve got to go to their couch.”
For years it’s been One Person, One Ticket, One Visit. Bring people in, sell them a ticket, show them what you have, hope they buy something else, and hope they come back.
That model worked; people did come in, they bought some items, and they left.
What happened when nobody came? Some folded the tents and walked away or shut down. Others went to Instagram, YouTube and Social Media. Still others found ingenious ways hold gatherings, groups, lessons and get togethers.
While ingenious, entertaining, and interesting. These different approaches were not paying the bills. The lights and utilities were still on, salaries had to be paid etc.,
No people, no tickets, no visits. No money.
This presentation isn’t about what should have been done, or how things got this way. This is about taking your existing content expanding, enhancing and producing your story, selling tickets to it around the world, and having complete ownership of the entire process.
Virtual tours. Google Street View is a basic and well-known version of a virtual touring app.
It’s fantastic when you look up addresses, view far off places, or just explore.
You can have a GSV tour of your facility and that lets the curious to see the basics and places from afar, or follow dangerous operations and places not easily accessed, like national parks. They’re great, but they’re not that interesting.
They don’t tell a story, and people love a story, they don’t offer close up and alternate views or interactivity, they don’t have integrated video and audio from experts enhancing the story, they don’t offer different languages, most of them don’t have a menu, navigation, pictures and images, audio or video, interactivity and engagement, or context and a plan. They’re just Flat.
InPix360 Virtual Tours. Customized, enhanced, engaging tours designed to as closely as possible replicate an in-person visit.
