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Hi, I am currently managing an IG business account and although my business location is listed on IG, the map doesn't show on the location page. img reference: https://ibb.co/ZSsKHb3

Will anyone be able to help?

My ig page is https://www.instagram.com/itadakimasubyparco

I have contacted FB and they suggested that we contact openstreet map

asked 17 Jan '20, 07:10

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edited 17 Jan '20, 08:02


Is this the location of the restaurant: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/1.27491/103.84351? Your business seems not to be mapped indeeed.

One simple approach would be for you to add a map note with the required information. In the right hand panel on that page you find an icon with a speech bubble and a plus sign. Klick it, move the marker that appears on the map to the correct position (zoom in!). Then in the text box on the left hand side tell a bit more on the business: its exact name, which level in the mall it is in, what cuisine is served, opening hours, phone number etc. Then someone will probably add it to the map.

But be aware, though, that since this is inside a mall with many different shops in it it is not guaranteed it will show up on the map later on. Obviously not all shops can be shown on top of each other so the creator of the instagram map has to make some decisions which types of shops to prefer over others.

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answered 17 Jan '20, 08:46

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