This episode is not covering Google Maps as such, but another Google product: Crowdsource. To explain what Crowdsource is all about, and why you as local guide might find it very interesting, I had an interview with Crowdsource Product Manager Anurag Batra.
SHOWNOTES
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- Email: letsguidepodcast@gmail.com
- Reach out to me on Twitter: LocalGuidesGuru
- My personal blog: janvanhaver.com/
- The local guides section on my blog
- Crowdsource app on Play Store and on the web
- Crowdsource Facebook page
- Crowdsource community team email for local guides wanting to host local chapters: crowdsource-community@google.com
- What a Great Idea: Batch Edit Mode
- The main post on the Local Guides Clean The Map project (#LGCTM) on Connect
- The #LGCTM Logo Challenge – DEADLINE: 31/01/2020
- Sign up to become a local guide yourself
- Local Guides Connect – the official forum for Local Guides
TRANSCRIPTION
Jan Van Haver 0:06
Hello and welcome to yet another episode of the LetsGuide Podcast, the ultimate podcast for Google Local Guides. You’re listening to episode number 18. This episode is in fact not covering Google Maps as such, but another Google product named Crowdsource. To explain what Crowdsource is all about, and why you as local guides might find it very interesting, I had an interview with Crowdsource Product Manager Anurag Batra.
Jan Van Haver 0:37
Before we start the interview, I want to point out that I’m not an official representative of Google, I’m just a local guide. So everything you hear in this podcast or everything I come up with is just my personal interpretation of things. This episode is recorded in the middle of January 2020 and is describing the situation as it is today. Should you be listening to this episode at a later date, things might obviously have changed. So let’s hear what Anurag has to share with us during the interview. Continue reading “Episode 18: Crowdsource”