How to become a Google Local Guide in Chattanooga

Sunrise over Chattanooga, TN

Chattanooga city government’s being realigned | Photo via Pexels

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If you always let the camera eat first at brunch, know all the best rooftop bars, and can give a tourist directions to the Walnut Street Bridge with your eyes closed, you might be the perfect Local Guide. 🤩

What’s a Local Guide?

Google’s global community of locals who write reviews, share photos, answer questions, add or edit places + check facts on Google Maps.

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Photo of Rock City by Local Guide Shawn Leriche — photos are worth 5 points | Screenshot

That just sounds like work — why would I do it?

  • Your contributions help inform others, make it easier for them to find what they’re looking for, and you help support small businesses. Win, win, win.
  • Earn points for contributions and get rewards when you reach new levels.
  • Connect with other guides and learn even more about Chattanooga + the world.

Bonus: Once you reach level 4, you get a badge beside your name that lets others know you’re an expert.

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The orange badge lets others know you’re an expert — glad you loved Flying Squirrel, Roscoe. | Screenshot

What are the eligibility requirements?

  • Be an individualyou cannot represent a business, brand, or organization
  • Have a valid Google account
  • Be at least 18 years old

You can sign up to participate here.

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