Can you promote in r/corporatecomms?
A subreddit for corporate communications professionals - e.g. those working in internal communications, investor communications, leadership communications - and related fields.
The short answer
Answer openly and helpfully first; if mentioning your product/company do so briefly and transparently and only when directly relevant to the discussion.
What works here
- Provide substantive, discussion-generating answers
- Share useful resources or content that directly helps the thread
- Briefly disclose affiliation when referencing your product or service
What gets posts removed
- Posting blanket promotional content, press releases, or constant marketing
- Link-dumping or self-promotion without clear value to the discussion
- Making posts that appear solely as lead-generation or sales pitches
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo self promotion (rule)
The sidebar instructs to 'tread lightly' and allows genuinely interesting/useful self-content but forbids blanket promotion of blogs, websites or press releases.
Discussion-first requirement
Submissions should pose questions or generate discussion; low-effort or off-topic posts will be removed, so promotional posts that don't add discussion are risky.
Professional audience
Subreddit is for corporate communications professionals, so relevance and helpfulness to that audience matter when sharing content.
Official rules of r/corporatecomms
- 01Don't be a jerk
- 02Low effort content
- 03No self promotion
- 04Off topic
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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