Can I post a link to my own tool or service?
Yes, but only after the moderators approve it. The “Follow the promotional guidelines” rule says promoting anything you own or are affiliated with without approval gets you banned instantly.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/FulfillmentByAmazon: 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 is a community for mid to high level discussions about selling on Amazon and using the Fulfillment by Amazon service. The people here are not beginners asking how to open a store. They are sellers who already run an Amazon business and want to talk about the real operational side of it, like logistics, fees, and how the platform treats them. Because the room is aimed at experienced sellers, the bar for what counts as a useful post is high. Vague questions and thin content do not fit the tone the description sets.
Four rules decide whether a marketing adjacent post survives here. The first is “No AI Generated content”, which says AI generated text in a thread or a comment is absolutely not allowed and results in an instant ban. The second is “Follow the promotional guidelines”, which says promoting a website, service, or product you own or are affiliated with, in any way, without mod approval, gets you an instant ban with no prior warning and limited chance of appeal. The third is “Don't disclose buyer or seller identity”, which forbids sharing personally identifiable information about a buyer or a seller. The fourth is “Brag posts must have content”, which says brag posts need a generous amount of content and context, and that bragging should be only a small percentage of what you post.
A good post here is written by you, in your own words, with no AI involved at any step. It comes from real experience running an Amazon business, and it gives specific detail that other sellers can learn from. If you want to share a success story, include the numbers, the decisions behind them, and the mistakes along the way, because brag posts must have content and context. If you have built a tool or service for Amazon sellers, message the moderators first and get approval before you mention it anywhere. When in doubt, lead with what you learned, not with what you are selling.
The fastest way to get banned here is posting anything written by an AI tool. The rule covers threads and comments, and the ban is instant. The second fastest way is promoting your own website, service, or product without moderator approval. That is also an instant ban, with no warning and limited chance of appeal, so there is no forgiveness for a first mistake. Do not disclose personally identifiable information about any buyer or seller, even if the story feels harmless. And if you want to share a win, make sure it comes with a generous amount of content and context, and keep bragging to a small percentage of your overall posting.
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Yes, but only after the moderators approve it. The “Follow the promotional guidelines” rule says promoting anything you own or are affiliated with without approval gets you banned instantly.
No. The “No AI Generated content” rule bans AI text in both threads and comments, and it results in an instant ban.
Yes, if you include a generous amount of content and context, like the numbers, the mistakes, and how you got there. The “Brag posts must have content” rule requires it.
No. The “Don't disclose buyer or seller identity” rule forbids sharing personally identifiable information about buyers or sellers.
The rules do not say. The policy brief marks links as unknown, so the safe move is to ask the moderators before posting any link.
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