Can you promote in r/techsales?
A community for Tech Sales Professionals. Including Advice, Hiring, Humor, OTEs & Tips from the Tech Sales world.
The short answer
Answer helpfully and transparently without promoting your product or linking to it; treat the community as a place to give free advice, not solicit customers.
What works here
- Answer questions with practical, non-commercial advice
- Participate in discussions and offer experience-based guidance
- Maintain civility and avoid low-effort or influencer-style posts
What gets posts removed
- Posting product pitches, promotional links, or ads
- Sharing blog posts or self-promotional content
- Using the subreddit to recruit customers or solicit leads
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo self-promotion
Rule explicitly disallows blog spam and self-promotion, which covers founder/vendor promotion.
No advertising
Rule forbids ads, so posting promotional offers or links would violate policy.
No influencer-style posts
Prohibits sensational or personal-brand promotional content that vendors often use.
Community focus
Sidebar describes a professional advice-sharing community, implying value in non-commercial contributions.
Official rules of r/techsales
- 01No Blog Spam or Self Promotion
- 02Keep It Civil
- 03Newby Questions
- 04No Ads
- 05Avoid low effort posts
- 06No “LinkedIn influencer” style posts
- 07No resume reviews
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 8, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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