Can I share a link to my own product or blog here?
No. The rule called Do not self promote. says self promotion is forbidden, so any link to your own product or content is at risk of removal.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/CopilotPro: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
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These are the highest scoring posts Rankhog observed in r/copilotpro over the past month, with what each one did differently. Rankhog watches this community continuously, so it sees posts when they are published and again as they climb.


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This is a community for discussing Microsoft Copilot Pro and broader AI topics. It is not affiliated with Microsoft, so it is a user-run space rather than an official channel. People come here to talk about Copilot Pro features, share news, and discuss AI developments. The rules tell you that the moderators want reliable information and original discussion, not promotional content or recycled posts.
The rule called Do not self promote. is the one that will sink most marketing attempts, because it states plainly that self promotion is forbidden. The rule called No spam matters too, since it bans posting the same content across multiple subreddits and requires all posts to be original and unique. The rule called Trusted News Sources Only acts as a filter on links, allowing only well-known, reputable websites and removing anything from unknown or unverified sources. The rule called Be nice. sets the tone, and the rule called No karma farming keeps people from gaming the system.
A good post here is a genuine question or discussion about Copilot Pro or AI topics, written originally for this community and not copied from another subreddit. If you are sharing news, link only to a well-known, reputable source. Do not mention your product, your company, or your blog anywhere in the post or comments. The goal is to participate as a community member who happens to know a lot about AI, not as a marketer. If your Reddit profile is well written, people who find your contributions helpful may click through on their own.
Avoid any form of self-promotion, because the rule called Do not self promote. is explicit and unconditional. Avoid posting the same content here and elsewhere on Reddit, since the rule called No spam bans cross-posting and requires original, unique posts. Avoid linking to obscure or unverified websites, because the rule called Trusted News Sources Only means those links will be removed. Avoid karma farming tactics like repetitive or low-effort posting. And avoid being uncivil, since the rule called Be nice. is the first rule listed.
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No. The rule called Do not self promote. says self promotion is forbidden, so any link to your own product or content is at risk of removal.
Only if it comes from a well-known, reputable website. The rule called Trusted News Sources Only says links from unknown or unverified sources will be removed.
No. The rule called No spam says do not post the same content across multiple subreddits, and all posts must be original and unique.
The community is for discussing Microsoft Copilot Pro and AI topics. It is not affiliated with Microsoft, so it is a fan and user discussion space rather than an official support channel.
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