Can you promote in r/affiliatemarketing?
A community to discuss Affiliate marketing (AM,) paid traffic, SEO, email marketing, and more. READ OUR WIKI: https://reddit.com/r/Affiliatemarketing/wiki/index
The short answer
Join the subreddit, meet karma/join requirements, participate normally, and if you want to post an offer follow the sticky-thread rules exactly (use the offer flair, include required description and links); otherwise mention your product only by name without links and be transparent.
What works here
- Posting affiliate offers as a comment in the sticky 'affiliate offers' thread with required description, specific offer link, and flair
- Recommending a tool by name (no link) as part of a discussion
- Asking mods for approval before AMAs or polls
What gets posts removed
- Posting unsolicited promotional posts outside the sticky thread
- Placing referral/tracking links in posts or comments
- Inserting direct links to sales/sign-up pages in regular posts or comments
- Hosting an AMA or poll without prior mod approval
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on Redditsticky offers only
All affiliate offers must be posted as a comment in the sticky thread, tagged with 'affiliate offer' flair and include a brief description plus links to info and signup.
no unsolicited advertising
Unsolicited advertising and trying to sell to the community outside the affiliate/tool thread will get posts removed and users banned.
links restrictions
Links in posts/comments that look like backlinks, sales pages, or contain tracking codes are removed; recommend names, not links, in discussion.
referral tags banned
Linking with referral tags and tracking codes is prohibited.
posting requirements
Users must join the sub and have >=250 karma to post or comment, intended to reduce spam.
Official rules of r/affiliatemarketing
- 01Karma Minimum
- 02You must join the sub to post or comment
- 03Affiliate offers and Tools
- 04Linking with referral tags (Spamming #1)
- 05Inserting links in comments (Spamming #2)
- 06Selling to the Community (Spamming #3)
- 07AMA - Ask Me Anything & Polls
- 08ChatGPT/AI Posts
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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