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Can you promote in r/human_resources?

The short answer

Engage by providing helpful, on-topic answers first; if mentioning your product, disclose affiliation briefly and avoid promotional language or links unless the post clearly requests resources.

What works here

  • answering HR questions with expertise
  • sharing relevant tools/resources when directly requested
  • clear disclosure of affiliation when mentioning your product

What gets posts removed

  • posting promotional blog links or unsolicited product pitches
  • repeated self-promotion or low-effort marketing
  • sharing personal/sensitive info or ignoring company social-media policies

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No blog spamming

Sidebar explicitly says 'Blog spamming is NOT allowed' and repeat offenders will be banned, so unsolicited promotional posts are disallowed.

Topical relevance required

All posts must be relevant/related to the HR profession, so vendor content must directly address HR topics to be acceptable.

Protect personal info

Submit text warns against posting personal/identifying info — avoid sharing leads' private data publicly.

Follow company policy

Sidebar asks posters to adhere to their company's social networking policies, implying caution when representing a company.

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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