What Can Street View On Demand Do For Your Cemetery?
Control When & Where
The Street View On Demand service gives individuals or businesses the ability to have imagery collected in the exact areas that they need at the time that they specify. This allows places that have never had the opportunity to have Street View imagery to finally get on the map and be seen.
Update Marketing
Street View imagery can be easily embedded on websites and used in social media posts. We can create direct links to specific areas to share online and in emails. Street View imagery can be used to inform the public about what an area or business has to offer, community safety, and driving points of interest.
Fix Navigation
When Street View imagery is collected, the technology automatically updates Google Maps with new features, such as new businesses, wayfinding, and many other enhancements that verify the information on Google Maps is up to date and correct.
Paths, Trails, & Sidewalks
When paths, trails, and sidewalks are captured with Street View On Demand, they are added to Street View on Google Maps. This adds many new areas to explore within cemeteries, as well as college campuses, public parks, apartment communities, bike trails, and even golf courses.
Economic Development
When Street View imagery is collected, the technology automatically updates Google Maps with new features, such as new businesses, wayfinding, and many other enhancements that verify the information on Google Maps is up to date and correct.
Online Search Performance
The most important thing Street View On Demand provides is peace-of-mind knowing that your customers are finding you online and on their mobile devices in an easily accessible, familiar format.
Google Street View Imagery of Rose Hill Burial Park
Use the menu in the interactive virtual tour below to navigate to several areas in the tour. This example shows one way that the Street View imagery that we collect can be utilized to create content to use on a website or social media. Click here to view the imagery directly in Google Maps or open Google Maps in your browser or mobile device and follow these instructions to view the imagery in its native format.
