SoloOpsGuide keeps public contact limited to messages that can be reviewed responsibly. This page explains what kinds of outreach are appropriate and what information is most useful.

This is a trust-support page, not a conversion page. Its job is to make correction, issue-reporting, and appropriate business outreach clearer while keeping the main site focused on workflow guidance rather than inbox management.

If you are trying to understand the site’s standards before reaching out, Editorial Policy and Content Policy are usually the best pages to read first.

What this page is for

Appropriate reasons to contact SoloOpsGuide include:

  • factual corrections,
  • broken links or page errors,
  • editorial clarifications,
  • useful workflow examples that would improve a page,
  • partnership or sponsorship inquiries that fit the site’s scope.

The most useful messages are specific, tied to a real page or editorial issue, and realistic about what a small editorial resource can review.

What this page is not for

This site is not set up for:

  • general customer support,
  • free consulting requests,
  • bulk outreach,
  • cold pitches unrelated to workflow, operations, or editorial partnerships,
  • repeated requests for personal tool recommendations without operational context.

If the real request is “tell me exactly what stack to buy” without enough workflow context to judge the fit, the site pages will usually be more useful than a contact request.

Best use of contact

For corrections

Include:

  1. the page URL,
  2. the specific claim or section,
  3. the suggested correction,
  4. source, evidence, or operating context where relevant.

Corrections are most useful when they identify a concrete factual issue, broken route, or recommendation boundary that is too vague to apply safely.

For broken-page reports

Include:

  1. the page URL,
  2. what appears broken,
  3. device or browser context if relevant.

If the issue changes the meaning of the page rather than just the presentation, a little more detail helps.

For partnerships

Keep it specific. The most useful messages explain:

  • who you are,
  • what the proposed partnership is,
  • why it fits SoloOpsGuide readers,
  • whether it affects editorial independence.

Partnership outreach is more likely to be taken seriously when it respects the site’s narrow scope and does not assume editorial coverage can be purchased.

Contact availability note

A public inbox is intentionally not published until it can be actively monitored. It is better to publish no public address than to invite legitimate correction or partnership messages into an inbox that is not being checked reliably.

When a monitored public contact method is available, it will be added here and linked from the footer if appropriate. Until then, this page should be read as a maintained expectations page rather than a placeholder pretending contact is available when it is not.

SoloOpsGuide would rather be explicit about that limitation than publish a dead address or imply response capacity that does not exist.

  • How corrections and content standards are approached: Editorial Policy
  • What the site is for and who it serves: About
  • Content boundaries and recommendation limits: Content Policy