Promoting on r/branding: Rules and What Gets Removed
r/branding is a community for people discussing branding, including engaging applications, case studies, management techniques, and growing your brand.
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Can you promote your product in r/branding?
You generally should not promote your product in r/branding. The sidebar says, "Self promotion in any form will be banned/removed without warning," but Structured Rule 1, "Limit Self-Promotion," allows self-promotion in comments only when it is sincere, relevant, and genuinely helps answer someone’s request for help or advice. Direct promotional posts are not allowed.
The rules that cover promotion
Limit Self-Promotion
"We permit self-promotion within comments as long as it's sincere and relevant to the discussion... However, direct promotional posts are not allowed."
Sidebar Rules
"Self promotion in any form will be banned/removed without warning."
Article Posting
"If you're sharing an article, your post must include either an excerpt or the full body of the content."
Sidebar Rules
"Posts must contain more than just a link."
Quoted from the subreddit's own rules, snapshot from July 2026. Read all 2 rules on Reddit
What gets removed
- Direct promotional posts are not allowed
- Self promotion in any form may be banned or removed without warning
- Posts that contain only a link
- Article posts without an excerpt or the full body
Safer ways to show up
- Answer questions first, and only mention your content in comments if it sincerely helps
- Keep any self-promotion to relevant comments, not standalone posts
- If you share an article, include an excerpt or the full text in the post
- Make sure your post contains more than just a link
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