Can you promote in r/leadssource?
For SMB owners and in-house marketers who are sick of guessing where their leads actually come from. Real source tracking, speed-to-lead, killing wasted ad spend, and answering the only question that matters: which channel produced a paying customer? No agencies, no vanity metrics.
The short answer
Do not pitch or mention your product/company; instead provide helpful, non-promotional answers as an individual practitioner.
What works here
- participate as an SMB owner or in-house marketer
- share non-promotional experience, insights, or troubleshooting help
- discuss tracking techniques and speed-to-lead best practices
What gets posts removed
- direct promotion, advertising, or solicitation
- posting agency/vendor offers or lead-gen services
- links to product pages, pricing, demos, or signup pages
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo spam rule
The rules state excessive promotion, spam, or advertising of any kind is not allowed — this bars promotional posts.
Sidebar excludes agencies
Sidebar/public description explicitly says 'No agencies', indicating vendor/agency participation is unwelcome.
Community focus
Description targets SMB owners and in-house marketers, implying peer-to-peer discussion rather than vendor posts.
Official rules of r/leadssource
- 01Respect others and be civil
- 02No spam
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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