I am so feeling #LocalExpert and #Journalist.
Woot!
@YanniYoong wrote:
Local Guides reference reviews to determine if we want to visit a place; we also write our own reviews to share our experiences. Different people have different review styles — have you ever wondered what type of reviewer you are?
We’ve talked with Local Guides around the world and summarised the different types of reviewers. What type of reviewer are you?
The Journalist
Revisiting the photos and reviews you’ve contributed helps you relive your experiences and adventures around the world. For you, reviewing is like documenting your personal journey — and the accompanying photos bring back sights, tastes, and memories. Google Maps is your guidebook, full of notes and bookmarks, chronicling your explorations.
The Perks Pro
As a Local Guide, you contribute reviews, photos, and edits to unlock benefits as you level up. Every place you improve on Google Maps earns you points toward unlocking the next perk. Check out our full list of benefits.
The Altruist
As someone who has benefitted from others’ insights on Google Maps, you are motivated to pay it forward by contributing your own content. While benefits are a nice perk, you are more compelled to write reviews, upload photos, and edit places because it delights you that your contributions are helping others around the world.
The Local Expert
As a Local Guide in your community, your reputation as a local expert precedes you. Others seek the personal insights and insider tips you’ve gleaned from your experiences. Nothing beats the recognition you receive from fellow travelers!
The Expressive
The ability to share your experiences, photos, and place edits enables you to share yourself with others. You’ve found a fun, compelling way to express yourself with Google Maps.
@YanniYoong wrote:
Local Guides reference reviews to determine if we want to visit a place; we also write our own reviews to share our experiences. Different people have different review styles — have you ever wondered what type of reviewer you are?
We’ve talked with Local Guides around the world and summarised the different types of reviewers. What type of reviewer are you?
The Journalist
Revisiting the photos and reviews you’ve contributed helps you relive your experiences and adventures around the world. For you, reviewing is like documenting your personal journey — and the accompanying photos bring back sights, tastes, and memories. Google Maps is your guidebook, full of notes and bookmarks, chronicling your explorations.
The Perks Pro
As a Local Guide, you contribute reviews, photos, and edits to unlock benefits as you level up. Every place you improve on Google Maps earns you points toward unlocking the next perk. Check out our full list of benefits.
The Altruist
As someone who has benefitted from others’ insights on Google Maps, you are motivated to pay it forward by contributing your own content. While benefits are a nice perk, you are more compelled to write reviews, upload photos, and edit places because it delights you that your contributions are helping others around the world.
The Local Expert
As a Local Guide in your community, your reputation as a local expert precedes you. Others seek the personal insights and insider tips you’ve gleaned from your experiences. Nothing beats the recognition you receive from fellow travelers!
The Expressive
The ability to share your experiences, photos, and place edits enables you to share yourself with others. You’ve found a fun, compelling way to express yourself with Google Maps.
@YanniYoong wrote:
Local Guides reference reviews to determine if we want to visit a place; we also write our own reviews to share our experiences. Different people have different review styles — have you ever wondered what type of reviewer you are?
We’ve talked with Local Guides around the world and summarised the different types of reviewers. What type of reviewer are you?
The Journalist
Revisiting the photos and reviews you’ve contributed helps you relive your experiences and adventures around the world. For you, reviewing is like documenting your personal journey — and the accompanying photos bring back sights, tastes, and memories. Google Maps is your guidebook, full of notes and bookmarks, chronicling your explorations.
The Perks Pro
As a Local Guide, you contribute reviews, photos, and edits to unlock benefits as you level up. Every place you improve on Google Maps earns you points toward unlocking the next perk. Check out our full list of benefits.
The Altruist
As someone who has benefitted from others’ insights on Google Maps, you are motivated to pay it forward by contributing your own content. While benefits are a nice perk, you are more compelled to write reviews, upload photos, and edit places because it delights you that your contributions are helping others around the world.
The Local Expert
As a Local Guide in your community, your reputation as a local expert precedes you. Others seek the personal insights and insider tips you’ve gleaned from your experiences. Nothing beats the recognition you receive from fellow travelers!
The Expressive
The ability to share your experiences, photos, and place edits enables you to share yourself with others. You’ve found a fun, compelling way to express yourself with Google Maps.
