Can I post a link to my product here?
No. The rule 'No Promotional Content (Spam)' says no promotional content, ever, so any promotional post risks removal.
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This subreddit is for homeowners who want tips and ideas to improve their home life, including best products. People post here to ask for help and share practical advice about owning and maintaining a home.
The rule that matters most is 'No Promotional Content (Spam)', and the moderators describe it as absolute. 'Be kind' also matters because it sets the tone for how you answer questions, especially from people who know less than you. 'Follow the Rules of Reddit' applies too, so Reddit's site-wide policies on self-promotion and spam are in force here.
A good post here is a real tip or answer that asks for nothing in return. If you are a founder doing respectful Reddit marketing, share practical homeowner advice based on what you know, answer beginner questions patiently, and keep your tone polite. Do not include links to your product or any promotional language. The community bans promotional content outright.
Avoid any promotional content or spam. The rule 'No Promotional Content (Spam)' says no promotional content, ever. Do not break Reddit's site-wide rules, and do not be unkind or impatient with people who know less than you.
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No. The rule 'No Promotional Content (Spam)' says no promotional content, ever, so any promotional post risks removal.
The rules do not say, but since promotional content is banned, any link that looks promotional is unsafe.
The rules do not mention AI content, so there is no stated policy on it.
Yes, if it is genuinely helpful and contains no promotional content or links.
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