Can you promote in r/ppc?
Topics related to Pay-per-Click (PPC) & other digital ads such as Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Amazon Ads & other digital advertising platforms.
The short answer
Do not post promotional content or solicit users; engage only as a community member with purely helpful, non-commercial answers and seek mod approval for any AMA or overt outreach.
What works here
- answer technical PPC questions helpfully (no promotion)
- participate in general discussion about PPC topics
- request mod approval for an AMA before posting
What gets posts removed
- posting or linking to your product, service, or tool
- requesting feedback, beta testers, surveys, or pain points
- advertising, lead-generation, coupons, or recruitment posts
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditSpam rule bans service/tool posts
Rules 1 and 3 explicitly disallow threads promoting services or tools by agencies, freelancers, contractors, or surveying the community.
No developer/founder research
Rule 9 forbids posts seeking pain points, beta testing, validation, surveys, or feedback on apps/tools—such posts will get banned.
AMA requires mod approval
Rule 7 and sidebar note require moderator approval before hosting AMAs, limiting vendor visibility unless approved.
Official rules of r/ppc
- 01Spam
- 02Rude / Offensive
- 03Low Quality Post
- 04Offensive Language In Title
- 05Coupons
- 06Personal Info
- 07Unapproved AMA
- 08Course Question
- 09No 'Dev/Founder Research' posts
- 10Job / Career Type Posts
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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