1. Head over to the Glide website.
2. Log in to your account, or if you’re new, create one.
3. Hit "New Project" to start a fresh app.
4. Pick "Google Sheets" or "Excel" as your data source.
5. Choose an existing spreadsheet or whip up a new one for your Glide app.

1. Open up your Google Sheets or Excel file.
2. Make sure you have columns for Location, Latitude, and Longitude. If not, add them.
3. Optionally, throw in other columns like Name, Description, or Images to make your geotagging more robust.

1. Fill the Location column with descriptive names for each place you want to geotag.
2. Enter the Latitude and Longitude coordinates for each location.

1. Go back to your Glide app.
2. In the layout section, pick a layout like "Map" to show your geotagged spots.
3. Link the Location field in your Glide app to the Location column in your spreadsheet.
4. Make sure the Latitude and Longitude fields are correctly set to their respective columns.

1. Click the "+" button to add new components to your app.
2. Search for and select the "Location" component.
3. Set up the Location component to capture the user's current location or to identify places.

1. Tweak the settings of the Location component for better accuracy.
2. You can set parameters to get a user’s location in real-time or let them input coordinates manually.
3. Adjust the settings to fit how you want to collect and show geotagged data.

1. Preview your app to make sure the Location component is capturing and displaying data correctly.
2. Test interactively by adding, updating, or removing geotagged entries.
3. Check that associated data like Latitude and Longitude show up accurately on the map.

1. Once you’re happy with how the app works, go to the "Share" section in Glide.
2. Publish your app by sharing the generated link or QR code with users.
3. Let users know how they can use the location component for geotagging within the app.

By following these steps, you can effectively use Glide’s location component for geotagging.