8 Places you can share your virtual tour on the web

So you have created amazing virtual tours using a professional virtual tour software. You made

tours of properties, of buildings, of sights and nature… but now what? What do you do with them?

Where can you share them?

here’s 8 places you can share your virtual tour on the web:

1. On your own website

Of course, this one’s easy… If you have a website, just embed your tour there! This way, all your

web visitors will see them and marvel at your amazing work

2. On Facebook

Granted, Facebook does not allow you to directly upload or embed a tour, but you can share your

tour link!

If you embedded your tour on your website, then share that link instead - this way the traffic will go to

your website.

If not, then just share your virtual tour link!

3. Instagram

This one’s a little more tricky what with Instagram’s image policies… but what you can do is make a

screen video of your virtual tour, maybe just the first 5 seconds, to draw the user in. Then add a link

to the tour in your profile or the description if allowed and voila - let the clicking commence!

4. Twiter & LinkedIn

On Twitter & LinkedIn again, no embedding or uploading allowed - so here you would use the same

tactic as instagram or facebook, whatever tickles your fancy.

Oh and don’t forget the hashtags! #virtualtours #360tours

5. Q&A websites

Go to Quora or similar Q&A websites and search for “virtual tours” - there will be people asking for

examples, or certain sights you may have photographed. Say you made a tour of a certain museum,

type in that name in Google and see what comes up.

You can perhaps comment on the pages with a link to your tour. Lots of people will be interested and

click!

6. Property portals

Zillow, Rightmove, finn.no Funda or Idealista, to nae but a few - all these property portals accept

virtual tours and you show take advantage of this by listing your properties with them and adding

your virtual tours to them.

Some real estate virtual tour software even have their own portals, like My360 have a very popular

property portal for all their clients, and it’s free!

7. Directories

Milanuncios, Craigslist, marketplace, marktplaats etc etc. All these “buy and sell” websites (or

facebook groups for what that matters) are ideal places to add your virtual tour link if you are selling

something in the tour. If it is a house, or a local attraction, they can all be published in directories!

8. Printed advertisement

What? Yes that’s right! Create a QR code with a link to your tour and add it to all your printed

advertisement!

That includes brochures, magazines, billboards or for sale signs!

Anything to get them clicking!

And there you have it - 8 places you can share your virtual tour on the web.

We hope this has been helpful for you, and if you can think of any other place to share your virtual

tours online, let us know in the comments!

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