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TrustedPlaces enhances offering
Online social network TrustedPlaces, designed as a “live city guide” built by people who live in them, has upgraded its site.
It features an updated look and feel with improved navigation and activity tracking so that users are kept up to date with latest events.
The site claims user-generated content from 420 cities in 45 countries since being launched in a beta format in February.
A simpler review addition process with video review capability has been introduced as the site enables users to share reviews on restaurants, bars, pubs, clubs, hotels and other types of accommodation.
The service now can identify and promote the most prolific users as ‘local experts’ in a particular city or area.
A list creation element enables an easy sorting and selection of content while an improved profile navigation and personal content management service has been added.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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