Promenade Marker Rejected as "Generic Business"

[elijustrying]

Hello and welcome @ZeroLouise00

The promenade at Morecombe is a great place to visit.
I can’t tell exactly what is on your marker sign.
There are guidelines about trail markers

Trails & Markers

Trails that encourage following a specific official route by walking are great places to be social, exercise, and explore - the trail is the interesting feature. Trail markers are tangible anchor points that define the route of the trail on the Wayfarer map. A trail marker itself need not be an interesting object but its function on the trail should be unique to that location. These types of trail markers are definitely eligible Wayspots. They look official and permanent. It would be great if t…

There is a distinction between those helping to define a specific route such as the one you have shown that was featured. These encourage getting out and exploring. It is the trail that is the important not the marker which simply indicates where it is.
Compared to a direction sign which simply indicates where you might want to go for specific places, eg toilets, a bus station etc.
if your sign has specific information about a route or trail then focus on that if it is more of a direction sign then it is likely to get rejected.