New AZ Business Puts 360 Degree Twist Into Virtual Marketing

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(Free-Press-Release.com) April 15, 2010 --

Meet Frankie Epifani, a young and enterprising entrepreneur with a background in catering who has transitioned into the high tech future of three hundred and sixty degree virtual tours. Using the latest in technology and high capacity hosting services, Mr. Epifani has brought about an offering appealing to businesses and organizations that need website visitors to be impressed by the business, city or location they are viewing. Hotels, gyms, wedding reception facilities, city centers and the like are all prospective users of the 360 Twist technologies who should be just as excited as Mr. Epifani. “The technology is incredible and business owners, organizations and individuals can have their location captured in one shot, from every angle. The colors, detail and quality of perspective is so incredible, the only thing better is being live on location.”

Virtual tours used to take advantage of panoramic photography, a shot which allowed a user to pan from right to left. With 360 Twist, a viewer can look up at the ceiling or night sky, down at the floor and to any direction. There is no angle that the user will miss out on and, as Mr. Epifani claims, the quality of the images captured are more than impressive, even in the world of HD and awesome graphics. So who benefits from 360 Twist? From every angle, it appears that the consumer, business and 360 Twist all benefit in ways that make purchase decisions easy and comfortable. For example, hotels and resorts can set themselves apart from the competition by having complete, high resolution virtual tours of guest rooms, suites, meeting spaces, on site restaurants and night clubs. Cities and landmarks can entice tourists to visit while also preserving their visual history and cataloging changes. Restaurants can put patrons right into the kitchen, show scenic views or their venue for events. The applications for 360 Twist are many and varied, but the idea is simple, specific.

Web surfers are savvy, now making decisions based wholly on a business’s web presence and image. As advertising budgets tighten and web applications continue to grow, 360 Twist is a cost effective way for businesses to continually put their best foot forward with a virtual tour that is as cutting edge as it gets. With the release of his website last month, Mr. Epifani looks to expand his category and his business by putting 306 Twist’s modest portfolio onto the World Wide Web. “I know that my work speaks for itself and my online tours are beautiful. Arizona landmarks like the Frank Lloyd Wright Spire and the fountain in fountain hills are excellent examples, showing colors so vibrant and details so fine, they border on being works of art.” Clients such as GlobalTranz are also setting a great example. Franchise prospects see what head quarters looks and feels like while conveying how much owner Andrew Leto has built in such a short time, perhaps being a welcome glimpse of their potential future.

Although 360 Twist is an Arizona company, Mr. Epifani has no intention of staying local. “I’ve got a short term plan that includes the Western US and after that, well let’s just say that I am only limited by the number of places that want to be represented with accurate and amazing images. Once an initial consultation is complete, the images are taken with little to no disruption of regular business and updates are only necessary if the environment changes. Business online is expected to continue being re-defined by the affect created through marketing. For now, 360 Twist covers every angle of a business’s virtual presence.

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