Can you promote in r/jobsearch?
The subreddit for discussing job hunting strategies and tips, hacks, or anything related to career and job search. Ranting is fine too, we all know job searching is soul-crushing. If you are tired of seeing ads targeting job seekers, you can come here for a change. We are in this together. Please read the rules before posting - Job Listings and directly soliciting jobs is not allowed.
The short answer
Participate as a regular community member giving free, non-promotional advice; do not post product links, solicit customers, or run surveys unless you have long-standing, approved participation.
What works here
- Answer questions with general, non-commercial advice
- Share personal experiences and resources without linking to your product/site
- Participate in discussions relevant to job search and career advice
What gets posts removed
- Posting product pitches, service offers, or links to your company
- Soliciting leads, offering jobs, or running surveys without prior contribution
- Using comments/posts as marketing or recruiting channels
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo Self-Promotion or Spam
Rules explicitly disallow self-promotion, advertising, linking personal websites or affiliate links and restrict surveys unless you've previously contributed.
No Job Listings or Asking For Jobs
Posts or comments asking for jobs or offering positions will be removed, which discourages recruiting or customer solicitations framed as job offers.
Community tone
Sidebar and public description note members are tired of ads targeting job seekers, indicating a low tolerance for promotional content.
Official rules of r/jobsearch
- 01Stay on Topic
- 02No Self-Promotion or Spam
- 03Be Respectful and Professional
- 04Keep it Legal and Ethical
- 05No Job Listings or Asking For Jobs
- 06Maintain Privacy
- 07No Low Effort Posts
- 08No AI Slop
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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