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Can you promote in r/webmarketing?

A professional community focused on web/digital marketing, including email marketing, online PR, social media, SEO and more!

The short answer

Join discussions and provide helpful, non-promotional answers; if you mention your product or company, disclose affiliation, keep it brief and relevant, and avoid link-heavy or salesy posts.

What works here

  • participate in topical discussions
  • share helpful resources when clearly relevant
  • use community resources (wiki, Discord) to engage

What gets posts removed

  • direct advertising or solicitation
  • posting surveys/homework requests
  • obvious spammy links or astroturfing

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

Spam rule

Rules explicitly ban non-relevant advertising/astroturfing and warn bans for spam.

Submit/sidebar guidance

Sidebar says 'Obviously spammy links will be marked as spam, removed, and accounts will be reported' and 'Do not post spam.'

Surveys banned

Rules explicitly say surveys and homework/assignment help should not be posted.

Official rules of r/webmarketing

  1. 01Spam
  2. 02Surveys and/or homework/assignment help

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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