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Invelop Now, the premier choice of commercial and residential clients for 3D Services, has expanded its business from St. Louis and Seattle into Boston and now covers the Pacific Northwest, Midwest, and New England. The Boston (Franklin) franchise will be owned and operated by Brian Lyra and Elizabeth Beniot.
“We are the forefront of visual marketing and have a passion for showcasing interior design online. Using state-of-the-art technology, Invelop builds immersive 3D models and truly interactive floor plans. These are then added to any website to be viewed on mobile or any desktop devices. All of this for significantly less than other available options,” says Mr. Lyra. “Invelop’s 3D showcases allow for any interior space to be open for inspection to a much wider audience, including remote and overseas clients. Viewers simply get a better experience with our technology, allowing showcases with Invelop to stand out from the crowd.”
Invelop Now serves the hospitality, property management, building/construction, real estate, architecture and design, and residential broker industries, offering the most cutting edge in 3D technology. Increasingly, new markets are emerging and demand for these virtual tours in on the rise. Yachts, cultural spaces, university campuses, airplanes, restaurants, retail shops, news media, and insurance companies are all beginning to leverage the power of this technology. Invelop Now’s 3D showcases can be viewed on desktops, laptops, mobile devices, and tablets with the utmost ease, allowing users and clients to tour a property without having to actually be there. “Users will find the controls very intuitive, giving them a level of interactivity never before experienced—right in the palm of their hand.”
90% of information sent to the brain is visual, leading humans to be primarily visual creatures. According to recent published studies, 80% of consumers claim that quality images are more important to them than product descriptions, and 59% of consumers found images more important than ratings or reviews. Furthermore, Xerox states that colored visuals are proven to increase people’s willingness to read a piece of content by 80%. The Fast Company reports that the average person reads only 20% of a web page yet will view every image. Visual marketing should be an important venture for every business.
Mr. Lyra agrees, adding, “It is, without a doubt, the future of marketing and touring interior spaces. We all know how popular photography and floor plans have become to marketing plans for commercial and residential properties.” In fact, homebuyers are 95% more likely to contact an agent if an online listing uses 3D technology to allow for a remote virtual viewing of the property.
A rising star in the industry, www.invelopnow.com is poised for a breakout year in 2017. Founders Chris Malacarne and Stephen Medford, plan to keep expanding the Invelop Now brand into other markets and vow to keep pushing the envelope in terms of applications for this technology. “We live in a virtual world, and our solution allows you to engage and captivate your audience with stunning clarity. We provide an agile and increasingly necessary business solution that helps you stand out from the crowd.” Medford stated.
The Boston branch can be found on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/InvelopBoston
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