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Can you promote in r/behavioraleconomics?

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The short answer

Participate organically, disclose affiliation when relevant, keep promotional posts infrequent and on-topic, and prefer commenting/helpful answers over direct ads.

What works here

  • Posting relevant resources or research
  • Promoting a blog/website at most once per 30 days
  • Sharing news, discussion, or primary research (use Research tag when appropriate)

What gets posts removed

  • Frequent or repetitive self-promotion
  • Overt advertising or lead-gen posts
  • Posting unrelated commercial content

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

Blog promotion limit

Promotion of a blog or website is limited to one post per 30 days, so frequent vendor posts would violate the rule.

Subreddit focus

Subreddit is for news, resources and discussion related to behavioral economics, so posts should be topical and informative rather than purely commercial.

Research tagging

Primary research posts have a reserved tag, indicating structure and expectations for research-format contributions.

Official rules of r/behavioraleconomics

  1. 01Blog Promotion
  2. 02Research tag

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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