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Yes, but only inside the Community Promo Post at the top of the sub. Anywhere else it is a ban with no exceptions or appeals.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/AmazonSeller: 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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r/AmazonSeller is a community for people who sell on Amazon and want sincere discussion about it. The description says it exists because people got tired of forums full of spam, scams, fake gurus, and people pretending to be helpful high dollar sellers. It covers Seller Central, Vendor Central, FBA, FBM, and more. The people posting here are entrepreneurs actually running Amazon selling operations, and the community openly says it weeds out scumbaggery. That tells you the room is skeptical by design. They have seen every lead generation trick, and the rules are written to catch them.
The big one for any marketer is “Self-Promo ONLY in the Community Promotional Post”. Anything by, about, or for you, including your company, site, service, product, app, article, or video, belongs only in the Community Promo Post at the top of the sub. Posting it anywhere else is a ban with no exceptions or appeals. “No improper links” bans affiliate links, url shorteners, third party or masked links, and tracking links of any kind, and affiliate links are banned even inside the promo post. “No Amazon policy violation discussion” bans anything about intentionally breaking Amazon's terms or anything deceptive, and right now it also bans any post that even mentions reviews. “Account Related Rules” requires some account age, visible prior activity, positive comment karma, and prior positive participation in the comments here before you can post, and it bans AI, bots, and accounts with any negative karma. “Restricted post types” removes image posts, account stat brags, surveys or market research, mentor or partner seeking, verification and LLC questions, deactivation posts, extremely FAQ queries, and non solutions oriented rage posts. Finally, “Reddiquette is required” keeps debate civil and removes insults, trolling, and antagonism.
The safest and most useful thing you can do here is participate in the comments first. The rules literally say to participate in the comments until you can post, and that it does not take much. Once your account has some age, visible activity, and positive comment karma, post genuine discussion about selling on Amazon. Good shapes are a specific problem you hit with FBA or Seller Central and how you worked through it, a real question about a workflow that is not an extremely FAQ query, or an observation from your own selling experience that invites other sellers to compare notes. Write it yourself, no AI, and keep it solutions oriented rather than a rant. If you have a product or service, keep it entirely inside the Community Promo Post at the top of the sub. A good post here reads like a seller talking to sellers, not a marketer talking at them.
Do not post or link anything you are affiliated with outside the Community Promo Post, because that is a ban with no exceptions or appeals. Do not mention reviews at all, even in passing, since the rules say posts which discuss or even mention reviews are not allowed right now. Do not use affiliate links, url shorteners, masked links, or tracking links anywhere. Do not post from a fresh account, because the rules say to participate in the comments until you can post, and accounts with any negative karma cannot post or comment. Do not share AI written content, since AI is banned. Do not post images, account stat brags, surveys, market research, mentor seeking, partner seeking, verification questions, LLC questions, deactivation posts, extremely FAQ queries, or rage posts without solutions. Do not be a guru, because the rules say guru posts are often lead generation attempts and will be removed.
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Yes, but only inside the Community Promo Post at the top of the sub. Anywhere else it is a ban with no exceptions or appeals.
No. The rules say posts which discuss or even mention reviews are not allowed at this time, so leave the word out entirely.
No. Affiliate links are banned even in the Community Promo Post and will be marked as spam.
Some account age, visible prior activity, comment karma a few points in the positive, and prior positive participation in the comments here.
No. AI content is banned here, so write posts yourself.
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