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Bullseye Store Locator
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 …
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 …
Bullseye has a great time-saving option for companies with a basic data structure. Now companies can keep their own column headers in their .csv file and map them to our fields. This significantly cuts down the time spent on formatting store locator data when it is uploaded, because there is less data manipulation than previously …
Recently, we’ve had a few questions from clients on how to use their brand’s web styles within the Bullseye store locator. So today we’re going to show you how quick and easy it can be to get custom store locator fonts working for two of the more popular web fonts, Google and Adobe Typekit. Instructions …
Update February 18, 2016: You can now create a store locator widget interface in the Admin. Just login to get started! Store locators are often the most visited page on a company’s website, but not always the easiest to find. Now you can integrate a Bullseye Store Locator Widget at the bottom of your website …
Magento is one of the top commerce platforms available for increasing your online sales. Now you can take your sales even further by installing a store locator in Magento. The following outlines 3 easy steps for getting a Bullseye store locator Magento extension up and running in minutes.
