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Can you promote in r/leadership?

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The short answer

Participate as a community member by offering non-promotional, value-first leadership advice and do not mention or link to your product/company or solicit contacts.

What works here

  • ask or answer leadership questions
  • share insights, experience, or lessons (non-promotional)
  • discuss success, inspiration, morality, management topics

What gets posts removed

  • posting product links, blogs, videos, shops, or promotional content
  • asking for DMs or recruiting users
  • posting surveys or links to gather personal information

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No self-promotion

Rule expressly prohibits engaging in any kind of self-promotion and sharing blogs, videos, or shops.

No recruitment or DMs

Rule forbids asking users to DM, recruiting prospective individuals, or conducting surveys with links.

Topical requirement

Posts must be related to leadership; off-topic promotional material will be removed.

Official rules of r/leadership

  1. 01Posts must be related to the discussion of leadership
  2. 02Don't self-promote
  3. 03Don't submit low-quality posts
  4. 04Don't ask for DMs, recruitment, or conduct surveys

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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