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Can you promote in r/remotework?

A place to discuss remote work. Not a job board.

The short answer

Provide genuinely helpful, on-topic answers; if you mention your product or company keep it brief, relevant, transparent, and avoid promotional links unless a mod allows them.

What works here

  • on-topic comments about remote work
  • highly relevant job-specific comments
  • transparent, brief mentions of tools when directly helpful (no links preferred)

What gets posts removed

  • posting job ads or soliciting hires/customers
  • linking to blog posts or promotional landing pages
  • posting job-specific advice threads or overt marketing

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

No Blog Spam

The mods remove direct links to blogs to combat spam, so external promotional links are disallowed.

No Job Posts / Not a job board

Job postings and recruitment are prohibited, so you must not use the subreddit to hire or solicit customers.

Job-specific content restrictions

Job-specific posts are off-topic; comments that are highly relevant to a job question are allowed, so vendor replies must be clearly relevant and not promotional.

Topic focus

Subreddit is for discussing remote work generally, indicating helpful, topical participation is acceptable.

Official rules of r/remotework

  1. 01No Blog Spam
  2. 02No Job Posts
  3. 03No job-specific advice posts

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed June 23, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

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