Attaching images & details to any kind of map provide a value that people could easily relate to themselves. For example, instead of scrolling through long property listings or dealing with brochures, MAPOG provides a platform to create interactive maps that makes it simple to display available real estate rooms, buildings, or commercial spaces on … Read more
Map your customers with interactive layers turns plain data into clear business insights. In fact, this approach visualizes buying patterns, engagement, and regional performance. Moreover, it helps identify loyal customers, new prospects, and high-value areas instantly. Key Concept: Map Your Customers Interactive customer mapping merges sales, location, and engagement data into one dynamic platform using … Read more
Adding story points and narratives to your map transforms it from a simple visual into an interactive story. Rather than displaying locations, you connect each point with details like descriptions, photos, etc. MAPOG, provides 3 easy ways to add story points making it easy and flexible; you can do it by uploading Excel or CSV … Read more
Create a shareable map portfolio from Excel/CSV data to bring your projects to life in a visually compelling way. Although spreadsheets are excellent for storing detailed information, they often fall short in conveying the scale, diversity, and geographic reach of your work. While using MAPOG, you can transform that same data into an interactive map … Read more
Planning trips becomes easier and more engaging through interactive travel itinerary mapping. In fact, mapping platforms transform travel ideas into clear, visual routes that anyone can follow. Moreover, these tools integrate destinations, routes, and data layers, allowing travelers to Plan Travel Itineraries efficiently and explore confidently. Key Concept: Plan Travel Itineraries Interactive mapping unites all … Read more
When you upload your customer list in Excel or CSV format, you’re storing useful details like names, addresses, and service records, but the data stays flat. That’s because spreadsheets don’t show you where customers are clustered, which areas are under served, or how your field teams move across zones. As a result, it’s hard to … Read more
Trying to visualize GeoJSON data can be challenging when moving from raw spatial data to an interactive map. Although GeoJSON is widely used to store geographic features and attributes, it lacks built-in styling and interactivity. This makes raw files difficult to interpret, especially for non-technical audiences. Moreover, converting GeoJSON into a usable map often requires … Read more
To create 3D building maps online without coding once felt out of reach, especially for field teams or planners without access to costly software. Yet in disaster-prone or rapidly changing areas, visualizing buildings in 3D is often essential. It helps people assess risk, communicate clearly, and act faster. That’s where MAPOG comes in: a GIS … Read more
To create interactive maps that make presentations stand out often runs into a familiar problem: spatial data gets flattened by static visuals. Bullet points can’t show movement. Charts miss relationships. And maps, when passive, lose their power to engage.This disconnect is especially clear when presenting franchise networks, logistics zones, or planning overlays. Without interactivity, audiences … Read more
Adding a georeferenced image overlays, such as PNGs or GeoTIFFs, to a map can be challenging, whether it’s a scanned map, satellite image, or custom visual. The main challenge lies in aligning images with real-world locations so landmarks appear at the correct scale. MAPOG simplifies this process, users can upload PNGs and GeoTIFFs, manually align … Read more