360 Interactive Photography for Restaurant Menus

July 14, 2012 - PRLog -- For restaurant owners who are looking for quirky ways to attract more diners, they would naturally consider the challenging demands of their customers. Considerations may range from the most mundane to the weird, but their impeccable taste should be prioritized. After all, customers are the lifeblood for any business to thrive. So when creating a marketing strategy that will set a restaurant apart from others, it has to be something edgy and entertaining, aside from the usual taste of food and customer service. Some guide questions that can help you in getting brilliant ideas is to gauge how the “fun” factor influences the decisions of diners. A poll on your website or blog may include the following questions:

1. Are you a frequent diner who often looks for new cuisines on your area?

2. Do you like dining in different restaurants for an extra dose of adventure?

3. Do you always want to up the ante of your dining experience?

The next step would be how to best represent the fun ambience of your restaurant through your website. A good method to adapt is through utilizing the interactive nature of 360 photography and 3D product animation. These tools will not only let you offer exciting food choices, you will also attract potential customers who are into social media. How to go about this? Make use of the YouSpin 360 application to create spins of food images that you have on your menu. Then, you can easily embed these 360 spins on your website and integrate them into the online menu. What’s more, the YouSpin app will let users share their 360 photos to Twitter and Facebook conveniently. Talking about fun in sharing food spins for free! Restaurant diners are one of the best word-of-mouth advertisers, so you may get ready for an avalanche of them!

And when they finally go to your establishment, get them to order through an iPad or Samsung Galaxy tab and let them examine every angle of a particular cuisine. Now, who says dining out is routine?