Can I post about my Amazon-related tool or service here?
No. The community has a strict no self promotion rule, so any content that promotes your product or service will be removed.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/amazonprime: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This community is all about Amazon Prime. It is not an official Amazon support site, so people are not here to reach Amazon customer service. Based on the description alone, members discuss Prime as a topic, which could include benefits, content, deals, or general experiences. The rules suggest a space focused on conversation rather than promotion.
The rule that matters most for anyone doing marketing is "No Self Promotion". It is stated twice in the same line, which tells you the moderators mean it. "No Referral Links" and "No URL Shortened Links" close off the common tactics people use to sneak traffic into a community. "No Asking for or Sharing of Game Keys" is narrow but worth knowing if your product touches gaming. "Don't be a jerk" is the catchall for tone, and it means civil participation is the only kind that survives.
Honestly, there is very little a founder can post here that serves a marketing goal. The community bans self promotion outright and blocks referral links and shortened URLs. If you want to earn a place here, the only safe move is to join discussions about Amazon Prime as a genuine user. Answer questions, share opinions about Prime content or benefits, and be helpful. Do not link to your own site, your own product, or anything with a referral code. If you ever do share a link, make sure it is a full, direct URL with no tracking parameters or shorteners.
Do not post any self promotional content. That is the first rule and it is stated twice, so it is the one most likely to get you removed. Do not include referral links or referral codes anywhere in your posts or comments. Do not use shortened URLs. Do not ask for or share game keys. And do not be rude or uncivil, because the community asks you to think of the human on the other side of the screen.
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No. The community has a strict no self promotion rule, so any content that promotes your product or service will be removed.
Only direct links are allowed. You cannot use URL shorteners or referral links under any circumstances.
No. The rules explicitly prohibit asking for or sharing of game keys.
No. The community states it is not an official Amazon support site, and self promotion is banned.
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