Can you promote in r/homeschool?

PLEASE REPORT ALL SPAM. The r/homeschool community is for parents who educate their children at home (or are considering it). Welcome to the largest home education subreddit!

The short answer

Do not post product pitches, links, surveys, or referral offers; instead participate as a regular member and only offer non-promotional, helpful answers when appropriate.

What works here

Answer questions with non-promotional, practical homeschooling advice
Post links to genuinely helpful blog posts occasionally if already engaged and not obviously monetized
Share resources with clear tagging for religious overtones

What gets posts removed

Posting apps, platforms, AI tools, or 'free' product offers
Posting referral, affiliate, or promotional links
Conducting market research/surveys or soliciting customers
Hit-and-run posting (posting links without engaging)

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

Spam policy (explicit)

Rules explicitly call apps/platforms/AI tools/ free apps/printables and market research or surveys 'spam' and instruct reporting/removal.

Referral/affiliate links banned

Submit text and sidebar say referral websites and affiliate links (Amazon) will be removed as spam.

Hit-and-run / self-promo bans

Users who only post their blogs/YouTube and don't engage in community will be banned.

Allowed content is narrow

Helpful, insightful blog posts are allowed but monetized/useless blog links will be removed; engagement in the community is required.

Official rules of r/homeschool

01Please report all spam. This includes apps, "platforms," AI tools, etc.
02Do not demean people for their religious beliefs.
03Please be supportive, and kind to one another.
04Stay focused on what everyone wants
05Add flair to your link / post if it applies
06No spamming links to useless monetized blogs
07Hit & run posts
08This is not the place to advocate banning or regulating homeschooling.

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed June 30, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

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