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Bullseye Store Locator
Earlier this week, we rolled out the latest Bullseye release. In addition to some minor fixes, the Bullseye Locations software platform now includes one major new feature. Site visitors can now do radius or proximity searches along with mapping in the United Kingdom and Australia. It’s been quite a journey and we’ve learned a lot …
March is National Nutrition month, and Bullseye is celebrating by offering a month of the Bullseye service for all Food Manufacturing companies who purchase a new yearly Bullseye subscription this March! This discount applies to Web Plus, Web Premium, and Facebook Premium subscriptions.
Bullseye Store Locator has introduced store locator coupons as part of premium subscriptions to help companies drive more traffic to stores.
Bullseye Store Locator service has launched a new search interface that allows companies to fit a store locator into a narrow space on a web page. In addition, the interface has some added flexibility for adjusting height. Customers can also allow their locations to display coupons when they come up in the search results.
Companies who use Bullseye now can upgrade their subscription directly in the Bullseye admin. In addition, they can view billing information and invoices, making the subscription process much easier.
These new enhancements will make the upload process much easier for clients who use the .csv upload.
With the increasing usage of WordPress as a content management system (CMS) for powering full websites, we are often asked what is the easiest way to add Bullseye as a WordPress store locator. So we decided to put together these instructions to make it easy for anyone running WordPress. All you need is a Bullseye …
Bullseye's new embeddable store locator map is now available for companies who want an elegant yet affordable store locator solutions for their website.
A free turn-key mobile store locator that comes as part of your premium subscription to Bullseye.
