Hi Mark, Great to hear that you're already comfortable building 360 tours — that's an excellent first step! To publish a tour to your client’s Google Business Profile (GBP) instead of your own, here are two ways to do it: Option 1: Get Contributor Access to Their GBP - Ask your client to add you as a Manager on their Google Business Profile. - They can do this by visiting business.google.com, selecting their business, and inviting your Google account under “Users.” - Once added, you'll have the ability to publish the tour directly to their profile. Option 2: Use a Google Trusted Photographer Account - If you’re a Google Trusted Photographer, you can publish tours to any Google Business Profile, as long as you're logged into the Google account with the proper publishing permissions. - Just make sure you're logged into the correct Google account before uploading the tour. :)

Hi, before I share some tips with you, I want to clarify that WhatsApp won’t allow us to customize the thumbnail. Now, here are some tips I think will help you promote your virtual tour: Highlight Key Features: Share engaging video snippets or interactive highlights of your virtual tour. Focus on the most captivating aspects of the tour, like the truck’s interior or the panoramic views of your showroom. Use Attention-Grabbing Thumbnails: Create visually striking thumbnails that stand out in users’ feeds. Make sure the first few seconds of your video highlight the most impressive parts of the tour to grab attention quickly. Platform-Specific Formats: Each platform has its visual preferences. On Instagram and Facebook, square or vertical videos work best, while YouTube and LinkedIn may benefit more from horizontal formats. Instagram Stories & Reels: Use Stories and Reels to give quick, behind-the-scenes glimpses or fast walkthroughs of your virtual tours. Be sure to include a call-to-action like "Swipe Up to Explore" for a seamless user experience. Facebook & Instagram Ads: Take advantage of Facebook and Instagram’s targeted ad features to reach your ideal audience—truck buyers, fleet managers, or business owners. LinkedIn Ads: If your focus is B2B, especially for commercial truck buyers, LinkedIn is a fantastic platform for reaching industry professionals with tailored ads. Engage Directly: Encourage viewers to take the next step by adding clear CTAs like “Explore Our Showroom Now,” “Book Your Virtual Tour,” or “View More Trucks.” Incentivize Actions: Offer special discounts or exclusive promotions for users who complete the tour or take action afterward. Use Hashtags and Tagging: - Relevant Hashtags: Use hashtags like #VirtualTour, #TruckDealership, #360Tour, #HeavyDutyTrucks, and #TruckSales to expand your reach and attract a larger audience. - Tagging: Tag businesses or influencers in your posts to increase visibility and create potential partnerships. Leverage User-Generated Content:

Hi, yes, that's definitely possible! You can add a payment or donation link as an infospot in your tour. Simply use a logo—whether it's the company's logo or a custom design—and link it to the donation page. I've created a short video walkthrough for you here: Loom Video. Let me know if you have any questions!

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