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Tips and Tricks to Build a Tour

2 min read Updated Jun 2026

Follow these best practices to build tours that are engaging, informative, and easy for visitors to navigate.

  • Provide audio content in all languages you have configured for the tour. Visitors who do not understand the audio language will miss key information. Use text-to-speech as a quick alternative to professionally recorded audio.
  • Keep audio clips under two minutes. Visitors lose interest with longer clips.
  • Use layers to offer additional detail for interested visitors without forcing everyone to listen.
  • Avoid text in images — the same image is used across all languages.
  • Upload a cover image for your site via Site Settings > PWA. See PWA Access for detailed steps.
  • Download stop-specific QR codes from the Stop Settings pop-up to highlight individual stops on signage.
  • Provide audio content in all languages (click the pencil icon on a clip to upload).
  • Connect a Beacon to each stop.
  • Connect a Beacon to each language at the first stop.
  • Publish the most recent changes.
  • Start a sync or wait for the daily sync to distribute data to all Podcatcher Pro devices.
  • Upload a cover image in Site Settings > PWA (see PWA Access).
  • Check tour and stop titles for each language — the PWA displays the language-specific title. If none is set, it falls back to the default language. Adjust titles in Tour Settings and Stop Settings.
  • Provide audio content in all languages.
  • Activate the PWA for each tour you want visitors to access on mobile.

Use this checklist before going live to ensure a complete visitor experience across all platforms.

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