New website that helps RVers find great activities around the US
Lucky Mike said
07:14 PM Apr 16, 2013
Safeco insurance is under written by Liberty Mutual ins.
When reading reviews and ratings with interaction with them 3 out of 27 had something good to say, 24 complained of lousy Service and lengthy Claims and stall tactics............just from what I have read and dealings with Liberty Mutual in the past, I would steer clear of this company for insurance.
that being said the website I played with and entered different zip codes and it was very informative on different areas for being a new site
-- Edited by Lucky Mike on Tuesday 16th of April 2013 07:15:52 PM
LiveLifeLocal said
09:01 PM Apr 16, 2013
Hi there RVers,
I wanted to let you all know about a newly launched website called LiveLifeLocal.com that's designed to help find great things to do along your RV travels.
You can find thousands of ideas for places to go and things to do on the site, and it features several RV experts that share their insider knowledge of RV travel. This roster of experts includes Brad Herzog, author of three critically acclaimed travel memoirs about his RV exploration, and Nicholas Upton, who writes for numerous publications on the subject of RV travel.
Beyond the ideas, articles and tips that you'll find on the site, you can also add activities of your own and share them with your friends through Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. The site also allows you to create "collections" of activities so you can plan things to do on your trip, or recommend activities to your friends. All the info is below, bet feel free to comment with questions.
Hope you enjoy the site!
Safeco Insurance® unveils redesign of LiveLifeLocal®
Site gives RV owners ideas and tips for getting the most out of their vehicle
Safeco Insurance today announced the redesign of LiveLifeLocal.com, a website designed to inspire RV enthusiasts (along with boaters, motorcyclists and road-trippers) with thousands of ideas for places to go and things to do with their favorite vehicles.
“Nobody buys an RV to simply keep it in the driveway,” said Matt Nickerson, president, Safeco Insurance. “RVs are the gateway to a lifestyle that allows people to get out and do the things they love. LiveLifeLocal connects people who are passionate about their vehicle and the life it provides with the activities, resources and network to get the most out of them.”
The site features a new photography-heavy format and enhanced content that encourage users to explore everything they can do with their vehicle of choice. This may come in the form of a scenic highway, a campground with all the right hook ups for an RV or great vistas and unique sites to stop at during the family’s next road trip.
To further enhance the user-experience, LiveLifeLocal has partnered with several experts to showcase their insider knowledge of these vehicles and lifestyles. This roster of lifestyle experts includes authors like Brad Herzog, road trip aficionado and author of multiple books, including Turn Left at the Trojan Horse and Small World: A Microcosmic Journey. These partnerships will give users access to tips, featured activities and regular blog posts from the folks who have the inside scoop on it all.
Some significant site developments include:
· Personalized experience:Visitors to the site can sort content by vehicle type and keyword, giving them highly tailored content, images and more.
· National perspective: Whether looking to travel thousands of miles or planning to stay close to home, users can instantly view activities that are relevant to any geographic location, plus suggestions for activities that are nearby.
· Social connections. Users can now like and comment on individual posts to connect with users who share similar lifestyles and interests. The site also features easy ways to share content across several social networks.
“The ability to drill down to a specific lifestyle based on your vehicle, plus easy ways to share and connect through social media, make Safeco’s LiveLifeLocal a one-of-a kind resource,” added Nickerson.
To become a part of this new community and for more information, visit: www.livelifelocal.com.
Lucky Mike said
09:25 PM Apr 16, 2013
Interesting.............
Terry and Jo said
10:15 PM Apr 16, 2013
This one will take some more time on my part before I would sign off on it and say it was anything legitimate, other than being a site "produced" by a commercial business. The few sites I checked out while on break at work certainly didn't have much information about the places they highlighted.
In addition, when I first went onto the site, it asked me if I wished to "share" my "location." To me, even if it is a normal thing, sends up little red flags of caution. Therefore, until I research this more, I advise everyone to be very cautious with using the site featured in the first post.
Terry
Terry and Jo said
12:35 AM Apr 17, 2013
On closer examination, I've determined that while there may be some "articles" and locations of interest to our forum participants, this posting links to a website that has active links to Safeco Insurance. Thus, that makes the whole thing a commercial venture, and because of that, if it gets to stay on the forums, it will have to be in the "Classified" section of the forums.
As I haven't the time to "explore" every link on the website that is linked in the original post, I feel that I must caution everyone about utilizing this site.
Explore at your own risk.
Terry
PIEERE said
01:38 AM Apr 17, 2013
Thanks Terry & Jo; you are on your toes on this one. For every one's sake I hope it is legitimate. I believe I've seen Safeco Ins. advertised some place before.Caution is the Word.
LiveLifeLocal said
08:53 PM Apr 17, 2013
Thank you, Mike, Terry and Jo, and Pieere for your comments. Yes, Safeco Insurance is a Liberty Mutual Company, but we’re not here in this forum selling insurance, nor are we doing it on LiveLifeLocal.com. We link to our site because we’re the sponsors of LiveLifeLocal and are proud to be associated with it. We created this site to engage people who love getting out and enjoying the kinds of vehicles we insure, whether RVs, boats, motorcycles or simply roadtripping in their cars. Our goal is to provide inspiration for places to go and a forum to add your own posts to make the site stronger. Having just launched, while we do have thousands of locations around the country, we always can use more, and encourage people to post their own favorites to help inspire others. In addition, we built in a geography filter into the site that delivers results to you based on your location, so if you’re logging in from Miami, you’ll see things closest to you, and the same will be true no matter where you login, which is why the site asks if you’d like to share your location. This is strictly to enhance the user experience and is completely optional. If you prefer to keep your location anonymous, you can still use the location search function to find activities close to home, or wherever you travel, without disclosing your current location. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact us at feedback@livelifelocal.com.
Russ Ranger said
09:47 PM Apr 17, 2013
Safeco Insurance is the largest insurance company here in the Pacific Northwest. They have a very good reputation in the greater Seattle area. They are the namesake of "Safeco Field" the home of the Seattle Mariners. They sponsor many community events and are active as a business in making our area a better place to live. I think we can trust them as sponsors to a website that will benefit RV'ers.
Safeco insurance is under written by Liberty Mutual ins.
When reading reviews and ratings with interaction with them 3 out of 27 had something good to say, 24 complained of lousy Service and lengthy Claims and stall tactics............just from what I have read and dealings with Liberty Mutual in the past, I would steer clear of this company for insurance.
that being said the website I played with and entered different zip codes and it was very informative on different areas for being a new site
-- Edited by Lucky Mike on Tuesday 16th of April 2013 07:15:52 PM
Hi there RVers,
I wanted to let you all know about a newly launched website called LiveLifeLocal.com that's designed to help find great things to do along your RV travels.
You can find thousands of ideas for places to go and things to do on the site, and it features several RV experts that share their insider knowledge of RV travel. This roster of experts includes Brad Herzog, author of three critically acclaimed travel memoirs about his RV exploration, and Nicholas Upton, who writes for numerous publications on the subject of RV travel.
Beyond the ideas, articles and tips that you'll find on the site, you can also add activities of your own and share them with your friends through Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. The site also allows you to create "collections" of activities so you can plan things to do on your trip, or recommend activities to your friends. All the info is below, bet feel free to comment with questions.
Hope you enjoy the site!
Safeco Insurance® unveils redesign of LiveLifeLocal®
Site gives RV owners ideas and tips for getting the most out of their vehicle
Safeco Insurance today announced the redesign of LiveLifeLocal.com, a website designed to inspire RV enthusiasts (along with boaters, motorcyclists and road-trippers) with thousands of ideas for places to go and things to do with their favorite vehicles.
“Nobody buys an RV to simply keep it in the driveway,” said Matt Nickerson, president, Safeco Insurance. “RVs are the gateway to a lifestyle that allows people to get out and do the things they love. LiveLifeLocal connects people who are passionate about their vehicle and the life it provides with the activities, resources and network to get the most out of them.”
The site features a new photography-heavy format and enhanced content that encourage users to explore everything they can do with their vehicle of choice. This may come in the form of a scenic highway, a campground with all the right hook ups for an RV or great vistas and unique sites to stop at during the family’s next road trip.
To further enhance the user-experience, LiveLifeLocal has partnered with several experts to showcase their insider knowledge of these vehicles and lifestyles. This roster of lifestyle experts includes authors like Brad Herzog, road trip aficionado and author of multiple books, including Turn Left at the Trojan Horse and Small World: A Microcosmic Journey. These partnerships will give users access to tips, featured activities and regular blog posts from the folks who have the inside scoop on it all.
Some significant site developments include:
· Personalized experience: Visitors to the site can sort content by vehicle type and keyword, giving them highly tailored content, images and more.
· National perspective: Whether looking to travel thousands of miles or planning to stay close to home, users can instantly view activities that are relevant to any geographic location, plus suggestions for activities that are nearby.
· Social connections. Users can now like and comment on individual posts to connect with users who share similar lifestyles and interests. The site also features easy ways to share content across several social networks.
“The ability to drill down to a specific lifestyle based on your vehicle, plus easy ways to share and connect through social media, make Safeco’s LiveLifeLocal a one-of-a kind resource,” added Nickerson.
To become a part of this new community and for more information, visit: www.livelifelocal.com.
This one will take some more time on my part before I would sign off on it and say it was anything legitimate, other than being a site "produced" by a commercial business. The few sites I checked out while on break at work certainly didn't have much information about the places they highlighted.
In addition, when I first went onto the site, it asked me if I wished to "share" my "location." To me, even if it is a normal thing, sends up little red flags of caution. Therefore, until I research this more, I advise everyone to be very cautious with using the site featured in the first post.
Terry
On closer examination, I've determined that while there may be some "articles" and locations of interest to our forum participants, this posting links to a website that has active links to Safeco Insurance. Thus, that makes the whole thing a commercial venture, and because of that, if it gets to stay on the forums, it will have to be in the "Classified" section of the forums.
As I haven't the time to "explore" every link on the website that is linked in the original post, I feel that I must caution everyone about utilizing this site.
Explore at your own risk.
Terry
Thank you, Mike, Terry and Jo, and Pieere for your comments. Yes, Safeco Insurance is a Liberty Mutual Company, but we’re not here in this forum selling insurance, nor are we doing it on LiveLifeLocal.com. We link to our site because we’re the sponsors of LiveLifeLocal and are proud to be associated with it. We created this site to engage people who love getting out and enjoying the kinds of vehicles we insure, whether RVs, boats, motorcycles or simply roadtripping in their cars. Our goal is to provide inspiration for places to go and a forum to add your own posts to make the site stronger. Having just launched, while we do have thousands of locations around the country, we always can use more, and encourage people to post their own favorites to help inspire others. In addition, we built in a geography filter into the site that delivers results to you based on your location, so if you’re logging in from Miami, you’ll see things closest to you, and the same will be true no matter where you login, which is why the site asks if you’d like to share your location. This is strictly to enhance the user experience and is completely optional. If you prefer to keep your location anonymous, you can still use the location search function to find activities close to home, or wherever you travel, without disclosing your current location. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact us at feedback@livelifelocal.com.
Russ Ranger