How to Improve Google Positioning by Promoting Yourself Locally with Virtual Tours

This post is an example and proof of how to use virtual tours to position yourself on Google, draw traffic to your website and get leads from your local audience.

Check out the aerial 360° virtual tour of the most famous Australian beach, Bondi Beach. This aerial tour will allow you to see the Bondi Beach Coastal walk from Bondi to Bronte Beach. It also covers the beautiful Tamarama beach on your way down south. Visit the Icebergs pools and see some local attractions:

Remember, if you already have a Virtual Tours Creator account, you can create professional virtual tours of any space and it won't cost you more than what you already pay. Just find a local attraction:

• RSL
• Surf club
• Golf course
• School or kindergarten (VTC offers free virtual tours hosting for our plan holders of any educational institution)
• Museum
• Gallery
• Coffee place
• Park
• Beach
• Monument...

...and make a vr tour of it!

Later embed it on your website's blog and you will see that with time, your real estate website will start popping up in Google search.

And when anyone watches the tour, your logo is there, right at the bottom of every panorama. They will know straight up that you are an agent fully fluent in the digital real estate world. They will understand that you can reach more people faster than any other agent and that their property will be in good hands.

This is how you get your name out there in the digital era.

Below you can find our older virtual tour of Melbourne's Graffiti Laneways that we use just like the Bondi Beach aerial 360° virtual tour .

This tour brought more than 1300 people to our website and the average time spent on viewing it was over six minutes! Imagine getting a potential 1300 homeowners or landlords spending six minutes on your website!

You can also create a tour of a local school or kindergarten, and your logo and your name will be visible to every parent that wants their kids to go to a school or Kindy in your local area. Virtual Tours Creator (VTC) gives you free hosting of such tours. Learn more about VTC here.

To view the original article, visit the Virtual Tours Creator blog.