While helping a friend with their shop's Google Maps profile, I realized a weird technical issue: most modern video editors (Premiere, Resolve, Canva) strip out GPS metadata (Exif/XMP) upon export to protect privacy.
However, for Local SEO, this location data is actually a valid signal.
I built this simple tool to "hard-code" the Latitude/Longitude back into the video file headers. It's built with Next.js.
It's currently an MVP. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the implementation or if you've encountered issues with video metadata retention before.
I'm the maker of GetGeoVideo.
While helping a friend with their shop's Google Maps profile, I realized a weird technical issue: most modern video editors (Premiere, Resolve, Canva) strip out GPS metadata (Exif/XMP) upon export to protect privacy.
However, for Local SEO, this location data is actually a valid signal.
I built this simple tool to "hard-code" the Latitude/Longitude back into the video file headers. It's built with Next.js. It's currently an MVP. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the implementation or if you've encountered issues with video metadata retention before.
Link: https://www.getgeovideo.com/