What belongs in a restaurant or bar listing correction?

Include the page URL, exact field or sentence, suggested fix, and—when helpful—a link to the venue’s official hours or menu. That tight loop gets updates prioritized during beach season.

How should I separate advertising requests from editorial corrections?

Email craig@bitfisher.com for paid placement and sponsorship; use hello@oceancity.md for factual corrections. Say which path you need—we route conversations differently and it speeds the reply.

Can you add my business if it is not in the restaurant directory?

Use contact with category, address, website, and what makes the listing verifiable—we grow the directory deliberately and may ask for confirmation details.

How do I report a fishing hub, charter, or marina page correction?

Operators can use /claim-listing.html (Claim this business on restaurant, charter, lodging, shopping, service, and golf profiles). For other fishing or marina fixes, email with the exact URL, what changed (hours, meet location, phone), and a link to an official operator or municipal source when possible—fishing pages age fast in season.

How do I report a golf hub, directory, or course guide correction?

Email with the exact URL (golf hub, directory row, or /golf/course-slug guide), the field that changed (drive framing, phone, dress), and a link to the course or booking site when possible—tee-time policies move faster than editorial refresh cycles.

What counts as an “official” source when I ask you to fix beach, parking, or ordinance copy?

Town government pages for municipal rules and services; Maryland DNR or NOAA where fisheries or marine forecasts apply; your operator’s confirmation for trip-specific meet-ups—not tourism webcams or publisher blogs alone. See /ocean-city-info.html#official-portals for how OC Ocean, OceanCity.com, the Chamber, and Town .gov differ.

Contact

Editorial and partnership inquiries for the Ocean City travel guide. Please include specifics so we can respond efficiently.

Route advertising separately from editorial fixes—specifics help us reply faster.

Advertising & paid placement

Sponsorship, featured listings, and partnership questions go to craig@bitfisher.com.

Email craig@bitfisher.com

Corrections & editorial

Factual fixes, listing updates, and non-commercial questions go to hello@oceancity.md.

Email hello@oceancity.md

For the fastest correction loop, include the page URL, the exact text or listing field, and a suggested fix.

What to include

Business name, category, and website (for listing or advertising questions).
URL and a concise description of any factual correction.
Whether you’re requesting editorial coverage vs a paid placement.

Dining fixes: point to restaurant directory entries, restaurants near me (if the issue is distance sorting or GPS behavior), or food & drink hub sections when possible. Fishing or boat-trip fixes: note fishing, charter directory (Charter Boat Directory listings), head boats, travel tips (meet-up and bridge context), or articles as appropriate. Golf fixes: cite golf hub, golf directory, or the exact course guide URL (for example /golf/bear-trap-dunes.html) when reporting NAP, hours, or dress changes. Things to do or activity minisite copy: cite things to do and the activity minisites anchor when relevant. When the fix depends on who “owns” a rule (Town vs Chamber vs tourism vs independent publisher), point editors at Ocean City Info — official portals so citations land on the right domain class.

Contact FAQs

What belongs in a restaurant or bar listing correction?: Include the page URL, exact field or sentence, suggested fix, and—when helpful—a link to the venue’s official hours or menu. That tight loop gets updates prioritized during beach season.
How should I separate advertising requests from editorial corrections?: Email craig@bitfisher.com for paid placement and sponsorship; use hello@oceancity.md for factual corrections. Say which path you need—we route conversations differently and it speeds the reply.
Can you add my business if it is not in the restaurant directory?: Use contact with category, address, website, and what makes the listing verifiable—we grow the directory deliberately and may ask for confirmation details.
How do I report a fishing hub, charter, or marina page correction?: Operators can use /claim-listing.html (Claim this business on restaurant, charter, lodging, shopping, service, and golf profiles). For other fishing or marina fixes, email with the exact URL, what changed (hours, meet location, phone), and a link to an official operator or municipal source when possible—fishing pages age fast in season.
How do I report a golf hub, directory, or course guide correction?: Email with the exact URL (golf hub, directory row, or /golf/course-slug guide), the field that changed (drive framing, phone, dress), and a link to the course or booking site when possible—tee-time policies move faster than editorial refresh cycles.
What counts as an “official” source when I ask you to fix beach, parking, or ordinance copy?: Town government pages for municipal rules and services; Maryland DNR or NOAA where fisheries or marine forecasts apply; your operator’s confirmation for trip-specific meet-ups—not tourism webcams or publisher blogs alone. See /ocean-city-info.html#official-portals for how OC Ocean, OceanCity.com, the Chamber, and Town .gov differ.