You can enable our awesome Map layout by going to Settings > Design in your Wall's dashboard:
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Posts providing location metadata will then show up on a Map, giving viewers of the Wall rich context and an instant feel for the location of the Post.
This is especially useful for visualizing global campaigns or worldwide phenomena. In the following example we used #geocache:
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This is expected behaviour: only posts that contain geolocation will show up on the Wall when using the Map layout. Currently, the majority of posts on social media networks doesn’t contain geolocation – simply because, as a matter of safety, social networks don’t query this kind of information automatically. Users have to activate this functionality themselves and most users don’t enable geolocation for their posts (e.g. for privacy concerns).
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​Please note: the new Instagram API does not provide geolocation information anymore. This means that Instagram posts won’t show up on the Walls.io Map layout - a wall with a Map layout that is using only Instagram as a source, will remain empty. 

You can however manually set a location of your choice for native posts that you create. Those will show up wherever you place them on Earth.
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Finally, for X (Twitter) posts we provide a workaround: on X (Twitter), a user's profile can contain a location for this user (e.g. the place where he/she lives). If a user did not set a location for a specific tweet, but their general location is contained in their user profile, then all their location-less tweets will be geocoded to their profile location. Tweets that contain a specific location will of course still use this post-specific location.