Can I share a promo code for my AR app?
Only if you pair it with an in-depth review posted directly in the subreddit, starting with an Images & Video post that includes body text.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/augmentedreality: 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 calls itself the central hub for the XR eyewear revolution. People here talk about AI glasses, smart glasses, AR glasses, and mixed reality headsets. It is an enthusiast room, so the people reading your post already own this gear or want to buy it, and they care about honest detail over shiny announcements. The rules also make room for memes and fun posts, which tells you the tone is not corporate.
Four published rules decide your fate here. “Keep the Discussion Civil” bans personal attacks, disrespectful language, drama, and trolling. “No Low Effort Posts” means posts can be removed if they are low quality or if similar posts already exist, so you must search for duplicates first. “No Surveys” is a flat ban on surveys of any kind. “Promo Codes & Affiliate Links” is the rule marketers care about most, because sharing promo codes and affiliate links is only allowed together with an in-depth review published directly in the subreddit.
The best marketing-shaped post here is an in-depth review. The rules describe the format exactly, so follow it: start with an Images & Video post, include real images or a video, and put your detailed review in the body text box before you hit post. If you wrote a blog or recorded a video, the rules suggest uploading the content directly on Reddit, or making a Link post with a tl;dr. If you cross-post from another platform, clean up the Markdown first. Pick the best suited post flair, and search the subreddit for duplicates before you publish anything.
Never post a survey, the ban is absolute. Never drop a promo code or affiliate link on its own, it only survives next to an in-depth review. Do not post low quality content and do not post something that already exists in the sub without searching first. Do not skip the post flair, and do not cross-post with broken Markdown. Keep comments civil, no attacks, no drama.
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Only if you pair it with an in-depth review posted directly in the subreddit, starting with an Images & Video post that includes body text.
Not if you want to survive. The survey ban covers market research, so run feedback sessions in comments on your own review or elsewhere.
Yes. The rules suggest posting or uploading content directly on Reddit, or making a Link post with a tl;dr and cleaned up formatting.
The rules list it as one accepted format, so it is a reasonable choice, and the same in-depth requirements apply when links or codes are involved.
Nothing in the published rules prohibits AI-generated content, but the civility and quality rules still apply, so keep it high quality and honest.
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