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Can you promote in r/collaborator?

r/Collaborator — the official subreddit of Collaborator.pro, the PR distribution and link-building marketplace. We started this community to get even closer to our users and build in public — with no gatekeeping. Here you’ll find: SEO experiments, memes, updates, and the occasional screw-up, Discussions about AI, content marketing, and digital PR. Honest answers to your questions about how Collaborator works, how to get the most out of it, and why we still don’t have dark mode.

The short answer

Be transparent (identify yourself), focus on helpful answers and product how-tos rather than promotional copy, avoid overt marketing/links unless directly relevant and welcome by the community.

What works here

  • Answer questions about how Collaborator works
  • Share updates, experiments, or honest post-mortems
  • Participate in topical discussions about SEO/PR/marketing

What gets posts removed

  • Broad self-promotion, brand drops or sales pitches
  • Plugging services, link-building sales or link exchanges
  • Asking people to DM you for business or leads
  • Low-effort posts that look like ads or link-farming

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

Official community description

The subreddit is described as the official subreddit of Collaborator.pro and says users can ask honest questions about how Collaborator works.

No Self-Promo / No Spam

Rules explicitly ban self-promo, brand drops, 'check out my blog,' roundups, or sneaky ads and say 'If it smells like marketing, it’s probably getting nuked.'

No Service Plugs

Rule forbids link exchanges and link-building service plugs, which covers commercial offers and vendor sales posts.

No DM Fishing

Asking people to DM for business is auto-removed, so leads should not be solicited privately from posts.

Topical focus & quality

Subreddit expects on-topic, thoughtful contributions about SEO, link building, and marketing; low-effort or off-topic promotional content will be removed.

Official rules of r/collaborator

  1. 01Follow Reddit’s Content Policy
  2. 02No Job Hunting / Hiring Posts
  3. 03No Link Exchanges / Link-Building Service Plugs
  4. 04Be Cool to Each Other
  5. 05No Spammy Nonsense
  6. 06No DM Fishing
  7. 07Keep It On-Topic
  8. 08Quality > Quantity
  9. 09 Don’t Farm Karma With Low-Effort Posts
  10. 10 Mods Aren’t Your Enemies

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed June 24, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

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