Bing Maps Reviews & Insights

I use Bing Maps in several ways mostly as the aerial view to get a good look at the facilities and warehouses company drivers pick up and deliver to. This helps identify any obstacles in the roadways, whether or not the vehicle is traveling through residential areas or obstructions in the facility.

Bing Maps is well suited for preplanning loads, specifically in regards to checking the bird's eye and aerial view to see if the facility has enough area or room for overnight parking. And if overnight parking is available, what number of restaurants are within walking distance from the business in the area.

Bing Maps is used for locating of sites for the various projects we work on. It is also used to obtain directions and the distance to travel to these sites across Africa. Using the aerial background backdrop and street views allow us to determine the layout of the site and and characteristics of the terrain and surrounding services, and what the land is like in a preliminary state before we go to the actual site.

Bing Maps gives access to clear background aerial imagery. The imagery and street views are quite up to date which helps quite a bit. There should, however, be more features included on Bing Maps.

I use Bing Maps to manage locations for our business addresses at Streitwise. This entails multiple locations we own and placing the property locations on the map for users that are visiting the property can see. This helps Bing users view our locations we own when traveling to the properties.

Bing Maps is essential for local SEO management and on-site marketing for those that own or manage property locations. This greatly enhances local marketers at the hyperlocal level manage their businesses more effectively and help customers find the business locations when using Bing Maps or Bings Search. This also helps those that have shifting business hours.