Can I post my own product here?
No, the rule 'No Advertising on /r/BuyItForLife' says this is not a place to advertise your business or sell your product.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/BuyItForLife: 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 for practical, durable and quality made products that are made to last. People post products that are durable, practical, proven, and made-to-last. You can also post requests asking the community for product recommendations, as long as you flair them as requests.
The rule 'No Advertising on /r/BuyItForLife' is the one that matters most for anyone in marketing, because it says this is not a place to advertise your business or sell your product. The rule 'Affiliate links or free/discounted product' requires that articles disclose any affiliation, referral or affiliate links, or if a product was free or discounted for review, and all referrals in comments should be removed. The rule 'No new or unreleased products' blocks anything that has not been verified to last. The rule 'Non-descriptive product posts' requires that product posts include the brand, years owned or date of purchase, with circa the decade acceptable on items older than 1990.
A good post here is a genuine product recommendation with a story behind it. You would share a product you have personally owned for years, include the brand name, and say how long you have had it. The community values proof that something lasts, so photos and details matter. If you are answering someone's request, give a specific recommendation based on your own long-term experience with the product.
Do not advertise your business or try to sell your product, because the rule 'No Advertising on /r/BuyItForLife' is explicit about that. Do not post new or unreleased products, since they have not been verified to last. Do not post home-made items, because they are not buyable and not verifiable. Do not use affiliate links or fail to disclose that a product was free or discounted, and never put referrals in comments.
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No, the rule 'No Advertising on /r/BuyItForLife' says this is not a place to advertise your business or sell your product.
The rule 'Non-descriptive product posts' requires the brand, years owned or date of purchase, with circa the decade acceptable on items older than 1990.
No, the rule 'No new or unreleased products' says new products have not been verified to last.
No, the rule 'No Home-made items' says home-made items are not buyable and not verifiable to be durable.
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