Every so often we start to notice a trend in startup companies trying out Bullseye Store Locator Software for their websites. And right now that trend is with the craft beverage industry. So if you’re looking for some inspiration for your microbrewery or distillery website, then you’ve come to the right place. We’ve rounded up 10 examples of craft beer, wine and spirit companies using Bullseye Store Locator. Craft Beverage Website Examples Deep Eddy Deep Eddy Vodka is handcrafted in … Read More
Bullseye Locations is the original cloud-based store locator solution, now available for WordPress. This month we are introducing the Bullseye WordPress Store Locator Plugin! We are very excited to be able to offer more solutions for your small business with the same top rated customer support, robust feature set, and easy-to-use back-end interface. What Makes Bullseye’s Plugin Different? Getting setup takes only minutes and requires no technical background. This is a cloud-based service. So you can manage locations all in … Read More
After closing out our first anniversary since launching Bullseye’s Shopify Store Locator App, we thought it would be a great idea to show you some store locator examples from our awesome Shopify clients. Take a look at our first roundup! Great Examples of the Shopify Store Locator App Helen Jon Helen Jon has been making designer swimwear since 2012. Helen Jon Swim evokes classic, feminine style. Defined by flattering fit and unique details, the collection is a clean, sophisticated offering … Read More
If you are a company that sells multiple brands or has dedicated sites for particular products, marketing can become complicated. There is more to sell, more to market and more to track. One thing that companies don’t want to do is make the buying process complicated for the customer. When a product goes on the shelf, ideally the consumer is able to find the product easily, without distraction. The branding, packaging and shelf placement should all encourage the sale. At … Read More
I get it. The term store locator widget might not knock you off your feet and leave you with the feeling that you must have this. But listen up for just a minute…because it’s really the perfect store locator software tool for evolving online technology. Below I’ll give you three reasons you should install the Bullseye Store Locator Widget today. #1 Think mobile first. Mobile technology has changed the way customers shop and find products. So the Bullseye store locator … Read More
Recently Bullseye made an exciting update that allows you to add multiple store locator map icons and assign them to categories. It’s easy to do by updating your web locator interface. Just follow these simple instructions below. How to Add Store Locator Map Icons Login to your Bullseye Admin and go to Interfaces. Then select Edit on the applicable interface. Under the Options heading, click on Choose File to add another icon to your interface. Then select Upload. Once you’ve … Read More
It’s easy to customize store locator labels for each of Bullseye’s location results through the Bullseye Interface Builder. In this tutorial we are going to show you how to use javascript override to modify label text. For instance, we’ll change the links from Website to Visit Site or More Info to Store Info. To make this work, it is helpful to have some HTML experience. As always, we are here to help if you need support. Other labels you may want … Read More
Often we get the question from clients, “Can I customize the map to match my site?” And we say—NO PROBLEM! Sometimes the look of a standard Google Map doesn’t cut it for websites that need a more elegant or specialized look. It is actually very easy to customize the styles of the Google Map with a standard Bullseye interface. Just follow these quick and easy instructions to style and brand your store locator. The following will demonstrate how to get … Read More
Since the goal of a store locator is to send customers to stores to make a purchase, one might think that companies would use available software features that can encourage sales. Yet, many companies do not take advantage of these features. A lot of locators out there stick to the “bare bones” approach. Once a potential customer sees their closest locations, there is an opportunity for further engagement at this critical moment. Why not show them images for each location? … Read More
For companies who want to take advantage of the additional features that come with our web interface, an IFrame integration with a Facebook page is easy. Some of these additional features that are not available on the Facebook interface include: Styling Options Lead Capture Landing Pages Events Here’s an example of what the web interface looks like on a Facebook page: If you’d like to get instructions on setting up our web interface on your Facebook page, check out our … Read More
