Microsoft has just unveiled the new version of Bing Places for Business, a redesigned tool to simplify the management of establishment sheets on Bing Search and Bing Maps. With a more intuitive interface, personalized recommendations and automated migration, the service aims to become a key player in local visibility, alongside Google Business Profile.
A new space designed for local professionals
Microsoft has completely revised Bing Places taking into account the feedback from professionals and agencies. The difficulties of access, the complex import and multi-site management have been corrected to make the platform more attractive and operational on a daily basis. Now accessible via bing.com/forbusiness, the interface has been improved to provide better readability, dashboards and real -time monitoring of modifications.
Recommendation tool: SEO prioritization finally accessible
Bing Places now incorporates an intelligent recommendation system to assess the performance of each sheet and suggest strategic improvements, such as adding attractive photos or important links. Sectoral recommendations are also offered to help users quickly optimize the fields with high impact on local visibility.
A simplified, reliable and scalable google business business
The import process from Google Business Profile has been redesigned to minimize complications. All key attributes are preserved and mass management as well as real -time update are now available. Multi-site networks benefit from more fluid synchronization and simplified maintenance, allowing to keep your bing cards up to date as easily as your Google profile.
Automatic migration: Guaranteed continuity for existing users
Microsoft ensures an automatic migration of all the files and accounts of the former users of bing places, without any manual action required. The objective is to offer a fluid transition to new experience, thus guaranteeing continuity of service for all existing users. The real estate market in France experiences a drop in sales in the first quarter of 2021
The real estate sector in France recorded a significant drop in sales in the first quarter of 2021, according to the latest data published by professionals in the sector. This decrease is explained by the health crisis linked to the Pandemic of COVID-19, which led to a certain caution on the part of potential buyers.
A 13% drop in sales of old housing
Sales of old housing recorded a drop of 13% in the first quarter of 2021 compared to the same period the previous year. This drop is mainly explained by the confinement measures put in place to combat the spread of the virus, which have limited the visits to real estate and slowed down transactions.
Stable prices despite the drop in sales
Despite the drop in sales, real estate prices in France remained relatively stable in the first quarter of 2021. This stability is explained by a demand still present on the market, especially in large cities and prized rural areas.
Low interest rates support the market
The low interest rates practiced by banks continue to support the real estate market in France, by encouraging buyers to invest in stone. This favorable situation should last in the coming months, thus supporting the real estate sector despite the health crisis.
Uncertain perspectives for the coming months
Despite price stability and low interest rates, professionals in the sector remain cautious about the prospects of the real estate market for the coming months. The health crisis continues to impact the sector and it is difficult to predict the evolution of the situation in an uncertain context. Title: The impact of the pandemic on the catering sector
The health crisis linked to the Pandemic of Covid-19 has profoundly upset the catering sector. The restaurants had to face unprecedented restrictions and had to adapt quickly to survive.
Strict measures such as the closure of establishments or the limitation of the number of customers have led to significant financial loss for many restaurateurs. Some even had to put the key under the door.
Restaurants had to rethink their economic model and find new ways to generate income. Many have set up take -out or home delivery to continue serving their customers despite the restrictions.
Health security has become an absolute priority for restaurants, which had to put in place strict hygiene and social distancing measures to protect their customers and their staff. This has brought about additional costs for restaurateurs, who had to invest in protective equipment and train their staff in new health standards.
Despite these challenges, some restaurants have managed to get out of the game by quickly adapting to the new realities of the sector. Some have even seen an increase in their customers thanks to their ability to offer innovative and quality services.
The COVVI-19 pandemic had a significant impact on the catering sector, but it has also shown the ability of restaurateurs to adapt and innovate to overcome obstacles. It is clear that the catering sector will have to continue to evolve to meet new expectations of consumers and future challenges.
