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26. 4. 2017
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Gain a 360° competitive advantage

Gain a 360° competitive advantage

With 360° or spin photos, you erase one of the last differences between a brick-and-mortar store and an e-shop. The customer is able to view the product from all sides from the comfort of their own home. They can see details that are not visible from a regular photo. Today's technology makes it possible to spin-photograph almost any product.

I’m sure you’re wondering if such detailed photos will slow down your e-shop. The answer is NO! The software modules ensure that despite the high quality of the photos, the loading is not slowed down. At Zebu we offer a special module for displaying spin photos on your e-shop. We have implemented it, for example, with the ARIES MEDISHOP client and we are preparing other applications.

If you would like to show your products from all sides, please contact us. We would be happy to help you achieve this important advantage.

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