If you’ve ever had to add a location map to a website, you know it’s usually way harder than it should be. Between messy embeds, complicated plugins, and developer dependencies, a "simple map" quickly turns into a weekend project.

To show a better way, I created a small demo map featuring a selection of yoga studios in Miami, not every single one, just enough to demonstrate how fast and clean the process can be.

In this short Loom video, I walk through the exact steps I followed:

• How I gathered a few locations

• How I turned that list into a clean, searchable map

• And how easy it is to keep it updated without touching code

The goal here isn’t to build a full directory of every yoga place in Miami. It’s simply to show what a business, franchise, or organization could do for their own locations using Pinable.

Why this is useful (especially for local businesses and franchises)

A good store or location map doesn’t just look nice, it removes friction for customers. It helps them:

• Find the nearest location faster

• Get directions in one click

• Feel more confident visiting a new place

And for the business, it means:

• Less manual work updating locations

• No developer needed for simple changes

• A cleaner, more professional experience on their website

This Miami yoga map is just one example. The same approach works for:

• Gyms and fitness studios

• Restaurants and cafés

• Franchise brands

• Retail stores

• Service businesses with multiple offices

If you’re curious to see how it works, watch the Loom video below. And if you manage multiple locations, I’d love to hear: what’s been your biggest frustration with maps and store locators so far?

Click Here For the Loom Video Explanation

_{Cover Photo by Gabor Kozmon on Unsplash}