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A map with every branch on it

A shop with several branches can give each branch its own page and a map pin, so visitors find the right door without guessing.

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A map with every branch on it
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One page for each branch#

A shop with several branches is easier to visit when each branch has its own page. One page that lists every address makes a visitor read through all of them to find the one nearest to them. A separate page for each branch lets the visitor go straight to the right place.

Each branch page can hold the same basic facts: the address, the opening hours, and a short description of the space. Keeping the layout the same across pages helps a visitor compare branches quickly. It also means that when one detail changes, the owner knows exactly which page to update.

A map with a pin for each branch#

A map with a pin for every branch gives a visitor a view of the whole network at once. They can see which branch is closest to where they are, or how the branches sit across the city. This is often clearer than a list of street names, especially for someone who does not know the area well.

Each pin should link to the matching branch page, so the map and the pages work together. A visitor who taps a pin should land on the page for that branch, not a general page they have to search through again. DISPO, by SISO Labs, is built to keep the pins and pages connected.

Branch cards and directions links#

A branch card is a short block of information that sits beside the map or inside a list. It usually shows the branch name, the address, the hours, and a link to directions. The card gives a visitor enough to decide quickly, without opening the full page.

The directions link is the most useful part of the card. It opens the branch in a map app, so the visitor can get a route from where they stand. Each branch needs its own link, pointing to its own location. A link that opens the wrong place does more harm than having no link at all.

Keeping pages and maps in sync#

The hardest part of a multi-branch site is keeping it accurate. If a branch moves, changes its hours, or closes for a while, the page, the card, the map pin and the directions link all need to change together. When one of them is missed, visitors are sent to the wrong place or given the wrong hours.

A simple habit helps. Keep one master list of branch details, and check each page and map pin against it whenever something changes. Where the map service offers its own listing for a branch, compare it with the site as well. Thai rules limit how cannabis may be advertised, so check your plans with a lawyer.

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