Can I promote a freelancer tool in r/freelance?
No as a direct post. The rules are strict about apps, SaaS, portfolios, and self-promotion.
A current Rankhog guide to r/freelance: what the subreddit is for, rules, posting standards, and what works before you publish.
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r/freelance is for freelancers discussing independent work, clients, pricing, contracts, process, and the business of freelancing.
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No as a direct post. The rules are strict about apps, SaaS, portfolios, and self-promotion.
Specific freelancer business questions around clients, pricing, contracts, process, and scope.
Yes for products serving independent workers, but only through useful, non-promotional answers to existing freelancer problems.
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