EveryScape.com Maps the Local Scene, Offers Telecommuting Opportunities

Waltham, Massachusetts -- EveryScape.com is a powerful localized tool that digitizes your world. Everyscape.com takes a magnifying glass to show you what Google Maps does not: real street views and interiors of local establishments and attractions. EveryScape.com also offers telecommuting work opportunities for working from home.

EveryScape.com is a useful tool for travelers, and for exploring new local venues. Select a city, then a venue, and you can virtually walk or drive to it using EveryScape.com. The visual navigation on the destination web site can be dizzying, literally. The movement of the images resembles that of a video game.

Local Coverage

EveryScape.com includes restaurants, sporting arenas, and other retail establishments which can buy advertising on the site. Everyscape also highlights local and historic attractions, making EveryScape.com more than just an advertising arena. It provides a well-rounded look at different cities, and their EveryScapes are useful for visitors.

Hyperlocal Sites and Drawbacks

EveryScape.com, like other hyperlocal web sites, are plagued by one major issue: they cover major cities and many rural and suburban areas are left out. Because hyperlocal sites like EveryScape.com, GasBuddy.com and StoreAdore.com rely on crowd sourcing, these sites can be painfully incomplete. Until more people contribute, these hyperlocal sites will never be close to being completely accurate.

Many similar sites do not offer much direct financial incentive for people to get involved. GasBuddy.com, for example, holds contests for people who contribute to their hyperlocal site. Others, like StoreAdore.com offer discounts and special store news updates.

This new site will offer an attractive incentive in this tight economy: a paycheck.

Telecommuting Opportunities

To fill that gap of information, EveryScape.com is offering positions for what they call EveryScape Ambassadors. The Ambassadors telecommuting jobs involve web-based training and digital photography. They are also for "entrepreneurs" who want to run their own business.