Can you promote in r/blogging?
A community for bloggers to connect, share ideas, and inspire each other to help their blogging journey.
The short answer
Don't post product pitches or links publicly — contact the moderators first, follow any approval instructions, use designated threads, and prioritize helpful non-promotional contributions with clear disclosure if mentioning your product.
What works here
- Participate in regular discussions and help answers (after meeting account requirements)
- Request approval from mods to advertise or share external links
- Use designated directories/forms for guest posts or collaborations
- Post feedback in the monthly feedback thread
What gets posts removed
- Public posts that advertise or solicit customers without mod approval
- Including external links or affiliate/referral links in posts or comments
- Posting promotional content, launches, or product demos as normal posts
- Using posts to recruit customers or run surveys without clearance
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo Promotions / External Links
Rules explicitly ban self-promotion, 3rd-party promotion and external links unless mods approve — so public pitches/links will likely be removed.
Ads Require Mod Approval
Advertising services or tools is disallowed without moderator approval — you must contact mods first to run promotions.
No Affiliate Links
Affiliate/referral links are strictly banned, so any promotional posts using referral tracking are not allowed.
Feedback & Guest Post Channels
Feedback requests and guest posting have designated threads/forms/directories, indicating promotion must use approved channels.
Account Requirements
Accounts must be 3+ days old and have 3+ comment karma to post or comment, limiting cold outreach.
Official rules of r/blogging
- 01Account Requirements
- 02Be Respectful
- 03Beginner Questions
- 04Feedback Requests
- 05Ads Require Mod Approval
- 06Guest Posting
- 07No Promotions
- 08No Affiliate Links
- 09Use Post Flair
- 10No Plagiarism
- 11English Only
- 12AI-Generated Content
- 13No low effort content
- 14Disallowed Topics
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed June 23, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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