Frequently Asked Questions

What is Essential Networks LLC?
What is a interactive directory?
What is a direct mailing campaign?
What services do Essential Networks offer?
What's virtual tours?

What is Essential Networks LLC?

We believe that each business is unique and requires a different approach. The business market is changing daily and each business requires an extra edge to compete and expand to its full potential.

With virtual tour services, online interactive business directories, and media design we can provide that strong link between consumers and businesses. The consistent advances of technology have made the telephone book and the “old fashioned” ways of doing business obsolete. Research has proven that a majority of consumers immediately log on to their computer to access needed information. This new portal and our presentation of your business is the link that your customers are looking for.

We can provide business clients the right package for the right budget, while providing the interaction that they desire. Give us a try. You will not be disappointed.

What is a interactive directory?

An interactive directory is a business directory that contains services to bridge that gap between consumer and businesses.

What is a direct mailing campaign?

We'll help you promote your business via our design services and business mailing list.

What services do Essential Networks offer?

We specialize in media design, online interactive directories,graphic services, virtual tours,event promotions and etc.

What's virtual tours?

The phrases panoramic tour and virtual tour are often used to describe a variety of video and photographic based media. The word panorama indicates an unbroken view, so essentially, a panorama in that respect could be either a series of photographs or panning video footage. However, of late the phrases 'panoramic tour' and 'virtual tour' have mostly been associated with virtual tours created using stills cameras.

Such virtual tours created with still cameras are made up of a number of shots taken from a single point. The camera and lens are rotated around what is referred to as a nodal point (the exact point at the back of the lens where the light converges). These images are stitched together using specialist software, the movies are each resized and configured for optimal on-line use. Some 'panographers' will then add hotspots (allow user to click and walk through doors etc) and integrate plans or maps.

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