Google Street View allows clients to use Google to see images of what you offer. For example, a potential client wants to choose a restaurant for dinner. He uses Google.com, Google Maps, or uses a mobile Google application where feedback and evaluations will influence his decision.

Because we humans are visually oriented, good images of your business are crucial in driving this decision.

With Google Street View, your client can take a virtual tour through your premises. Searching immediately becomes more efficient as the client can experience an immersive illustration of what you mean by a description like “comfortable interior” or “state-of-the-art equipment.” When a client searches the web, a virtual tour presents your business in a much better light than the competition and gives a much better impression than being just another icon on the map.

With a virtual tour, Google Street View brings customers into your business—any time, all the time.

Google Street View Trusted tours are embedded within the Google Knowledge Graphs, which you see when you search Google for local businesses. When you search for a business by its name, Google delivers relevant business information, such as contact details, photos, and location map. With a Street View Trusted tour you get the additional option to “step inside and look around.”

By enhancing your Google Knowledge Graph and your free local business listing within Google Search, you can throw open your doors—around the clock—for potential customers to look around. Seeing the improved listing will give them a better sense of your offerings and they are then more likely to become clients.

Comparing the interest of users of the Google search engine with only general information, photos and a 3D virtual tour.

Those who view a listing with a virtual tour are twice as likely to be interested in booking a reservation there.

Prospects aged 18 to 34 in particular, are 130% more likely to book based on a tour.