Monthly Archives: March 2016

Import Your Address Spreadsheets into MapBusinessOnline

Posted on March 30, 2016 by Geoffrey Ives

If you already regularly import your business data into MapBusinessOnline, please move on. This blog post is for people just beginning to import their customer address spreadsheets or prospect lists into a business map. Possibly, the most popular use of … Continue reading →

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Creating a Demographic Profile by Zip Code

Posted on March 23, 2016 by Geoffrey Ives

Once again, a business mapping customer inquiry led me to a new application for MapBusinessOnline. Coincidentally I’d been dancing around this particular solution with a couple of retail chain customers. Let’s imagine you’ve launched a new fast food restaurant in … Continue reading →

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Display a Ratio Calculation On a Business Map

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Geoffrey Ives

One of the things I love about my job is the way that customers constantly find new and interesting applications for our business mapping software. We receive constant inquiries from all types of businesses. Last Thursday was no exception and … Continue reading →

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Aggregate and Summarize Data in Your Business Map

Posted on March 9, 2016 by Geoffrey Ives

The best business mapping software provides business data visualizations for businesses, usable by non-technical business people. You do not have to be a GIS expert, a map geek, or an IT pro to use business mapping or to create relevant … Continue reading →

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Developing Retail Location Awareness with Map Business Online

Posted on March 2, 2016 by Geoffrey Ives

Today let’s imagine I am a retail store owner or franchise store owner. I’m definitely going to have some interest in what’s happening in the area surrounding my store(s). Though the reality is, I probably won’t even consider using a … Continue reading →

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