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Can you promote in r/aiautomations?

AI Automations Hub - Learn, Build, Scale Share workflows, get help with tools, discuss strategies, and learn from real automation case studies. From your first automation to a 6-figure agency, this is your hub. Tutorials, tool talk, workflow shares, troubleshooting, success stories. Lets automate together! 🤖⚡

The short answer

Share useful, non-spammy workflows, demos, or case studies and be transparent about your role while focusing on value for the community.

What works here

  • posting tutorials and walkthroughs
  • sharing tool workflows and demos
  • discussing strategies and success stories
  • asking for/receiving feedback on automations

What gets posts removed

  • blatant spammy advertising or hard sales pitches
  • low-effort self-promotion without value
  • posting links without useful context or explanation

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

public description invites sharing

The sidebar explicitly says 'Share workflows, get help with tools, discuss strategies, and learn from real automation case studies.' This indicates practical product/tool discussion is welcome.

lists acceptable content types

Mentions 'Tutorials, tool talk, workflow shares, troubleshooting, success stories' which aligns with vendor/founder content like demos and tutorials.

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed June 22, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

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