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Lost in Location campaign empowering users to improve digital map accuracy across major platformsLocation Bank is excited to announce the launch of the Lost in Location campaign, a ground-breaking initiative designed to invite map users to help improve the accuracy of digital maps across major platforms like Google Maps, Apple Maps, Bing, and Petal. With millions of users relying on these maps every day, even the smallest inaccuracies can cause confusion, delays, and lost business opportunities. This campaign turns map correction into a fun, engaging, and rewarding experience by empowering everyday users to identify and fix errors in real time. ![]() Inaccurate location data can lead to costly mistakes for businesses and frustrating experiences for individuals. From misplaced businesses to incorrect addresses or outdated hours, these errors can disrupt daily routines and affect local economies. The Lost in Location campaign encourages users to identify errors in real-world locations, report them, and become active participants in the effort to improve the quality of digital maps. “Accurate digital maps are essential for smooth navigation, whether you're finding a new business or heading to a meeting or a simple lunch,” said Neil Clarence, co-founder of Location Bank. “Through this campaign, we want to give map users the opportunity to make a real impact on map accuracy, helping improve navigation for everyone. Plus, it's an opportunity to have some fun while earning rewards!” How it worksThe Lost in Location campaign is simple to participate in, and anyone can get involved. Here's how:
A Shared ResponsibilityThe Lost in Location campaign is about more than just correcting errors – it’s about empowering users to take part in building more accurate, reliable digital maps for everyone. As we work together to improve map accuracy, businesses will benefit from better visibility, and users will experience smoother, more efficient navigation. “We believe that the combined efforts of everyday map users will lead to a significant improvement in digital map accuracy,” said Neil Clarence . “By contributing to this campaign, participants are helping shape the future of navigation, one correction at a time.” Join the movementGetting involved is easy. Click here for full details on how to spot, report, and earn rewards for correcting errors. Be sure to follow us on social media and use the hashtag #LostInLocation to share your contributions and inspire others to join the effort. For more information on the Lost in Location campaign,contact trepxe.noitacol@neeD.
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