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LookAbout360

High Quality Tours at Low Reasonable Prices!

We are your Virtual Tour Solution for Quality Virtual Tours!

 

 

 
 

Table of Contents 

  1. What is a LookAbout360 Virtual Tour?
  2. How does it work and how long does it take?
  3. What is Narration?
  4. What is Agent Branding and can I use it for the MLS?
  5. Why should I choose your service?
  6. How does my tour get posted to the MLS?
  7. Do you link my tour to my local MLS Web site?
  8. Can I link to my tour from REALTOR.com?
  9. How long is my tour available at LookAbout360.com?
  10. How Much is it?
  11. How Do I get Started?
  12. What Information can be Presented in a LookAbout360 Virtual Tour?
  13. When do I need to pay?
  14. If you want a domain name or a Sign-Rider, then you will need to pay for this service when you order it.
  15. Why should I purchase a domain for my LookAbout360 Virtual Tour?
  16. How do I buy a Domain Name?
  17. Can I use a Domain Name I already Own?
  18. Can I See a Demonstration?
  19. I can't Seem to view my LookAbout360 Virtual Tour... Help!

What is a LookAbout360 Virtual Tour?

LookAbout360 Virtual Tours are an impressive and easy self-service preview that saves you time and money by allowing potential buyers and curiosity seekers an opportunity to see a home or facility before arranging a private showing. LookAbout360 tours provide an automated “guided” tour as well as providing the flexibility of allowing the viewer the ability to navigate through the tour themselves. Savvy buyers and investors often “get a feel” for a property immediately upon entering, and a LookAbout360 Virtual Tour can assist in streamlining the search. The Tour itself is created by “stitching” five fisheye-lens photographs to create a view that not only pans and zooms with smooth transitional effects all around but up and down as well. Ceilings and floors are as important as window placement, and wall material and covering! Adding optional music or narration to your LookAbout360 Virtual Tour enhances the virtual experience. LookAbout360 Virtual Tours are viewed using a Java-based applet.

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How does it work and how long does it take?

LookAbout360 Virtual Tours are viewed using a Java-based applet. Typical turnaround for a tour takes about 24 hours. However, more complex tours may take additional time. Once your tour is complete, you will receive an e-mail with you LookAbout360 Virtual Tour link(s) that you can add to your MLS, your personal Web site, and any other listing sites you use.

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What is Narration?

By adding professional Narration, the LookAbout360 Virtual Tour takes on the quality of TV commercials giving you the opportunity to make sure prospective home buyers hear key property features. If Narration is ordered, you will provide the script for each photo. The script will be professionally recorded and added to your LookAbout360 Virtual Tour.

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What is Agent Branding and can I use it for the MLS?

Agent Branding (FREE) helps you to build recognition by displaying your photo, logo, and contact information with the tour for immediate access. Some MLS’s require that this branding information be absent from the listing and its virtual tour. For this reason you will always receive the “unbranded” link as well. REALTOR.com does allow use of the branded tour. Getting the link to REALTOR.com is your responsibility.

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Why should I choose your service?

LookAbout360 Virtual Tours grab the attention of buyers longer due to the viewer’s ability to not only pan and zoom with smooth transitional effects all around but up and down as well. And music or narration increases the viewers sensory experience of the Tour.

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How does my tour get posted to the MLS?

You will receive a link that you can add to the MLS listing. Some MLS’s require pre-approval of a virtual tour to ensure unbranded formatting; we provide both a branded and an unbranded link to your LookAbout360 Virtual Tour.

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Do you link my tour to my local MLS Web site?

No - you have to upload the link yourself or submit it to your MLS provider. Your personal Web site host will assist in placing the LookAbout360 Virtual Tour.

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Can I link to my tour from REALTOR.com?

We don’t link the LookAbout360 Virtual Tour for you, but consult your REALTOR.com member benefits for assistance.

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How long is my tour available at LookAbout360.com?

The Tour is active for one year, unless extended, or until the property is sold or is no longer on the market. It’s your responsibility to request the Tour be inactivated early.

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How Much is it?

For a full overview of all our prices - click here!

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How Do I get Started?

Contact us directly at 305-433-5117 or download an order form and fax it back to us at 305-433-5117. Once we receive your order form, you will be contacted by one of our representatives to arrange your virtual tour.

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What Information can be Presented in a LookAbout360 Virtual Tour?

Your LookAbout360 Virtual Tour can include the following information.

  • Property address and MLS details
  • Photos and Photo descriptions (which may include number of rooms, property description or summary, etc)
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When do I need to pay?

Payment is due prior to dispatching a photographer to the Tour site.

Click here to see details of pricing.

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If you want a domain name or a Sign-Rider, then you will need to pay for this service when you order it.

You do not have to purchase domain names or sign riders - these are optional services.

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Why should I purchase a domain for my LookAbout360 Virtual Tour?

A property-specific domain sets your marketing apart from most others. For instance, when advertising 1843 Elm Street, isn’t it more professional and personal to list the domain as www.1843Elm.com rather than simply www.yourrealestatecompany.com? And your sellers will be especially impressed! The property-specific Web address doesn’t require a whole new Web site; it can link directly to our server and your LookAbout360 Virtual Tour or simply right back to your company domain. (Domain registration depends, of course, on its availability.)

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How do I buy a Domain Name?

You may purchase a domain name through any domain registrar. If you have us purchase a domain name for you, it is for your exclusive use during the time the LookAbout360 Virtual Tour is active. At the end of the domain’s registration period, and assuming you’ve not instructed us to renew its use for your Tour, it becomes available to anyone who registers it at that time. An advantage of purchasing a domain name from us is that we have direct access to it to upload your LookAbout360 Virtual Tour or redirect it to point to your personal or company Web site.

If purchased from us, we take care of all the technical details of parking, forwarding and masking your domain name so that it operates in conjunction with the LookAbout360 Virtual Tour or points elsewhere. The domain is the property of LookAbout360 during the registration period.

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Can I use a Domain Name I already Own?

Yes. You will need to consult with your Web hosting service provider to point to your LookAbout360 Virtual Tour.

If you’ve simply paid for a domain that has not been developed into a Web site, you will need to perform a number of technical administrative tasks at your existing registrar to "park" your domain, "forward" and "mask" it.

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Can I See a Demonstration?

Yes! This is our demonstration site http://www.707Washington.com.

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I can't Seem to view my LookAbout360 Virtual Tour... Help!

LookAbout360 Virtual Tours are viewed using a Java-based applet. This is functional with both PCs and Macs. A Tour is fully downloaded to your computer before playing, and if you’re on dial-up, have a slow connection or processor, there can be a delay. And, of course, if your computer doesn’t have Java installed, the Tour cannot be viewed at all. Whereas the slow speed is addressed by simply waiting, the absence of Java is addressed by downloading it from the Internet. And it’s free!

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