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r/SalesOperations rules, stats, and what to post

A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/SalesOperations: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.

Members
21,780
Community age
Created Mar 2017, 9 years
To post
No minimum in the rules
To comment
No minimum in the rules
Self-promotion
Allowed with conditionsSelf promotion of a product or service you have a stake in is banned. On-topic mentions are allowed if the primary purpose is not promotional.
Links
Allowed with conditionsMentioning products or services is allowed as long as the post is on-topic and the primary purpose is not promotion.
Promo risk
HighFrom the rules, not from removal counts

Checked October 29, 2026 from the community's public Reddit pages:

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By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.

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Rule summary

  • Don't spam /r/salesoperations: No spam. That should be self explanatory. If the primary purpose of your post or comment is to promote a product or service that you have a stake in (because you're developing it, because you own the company, because you're a sales person trying to sell it) - it is spam and will be removed. Posts or comments that mention products/services are OK as long as they are on-topic and have a primary purpose other than promoting said product/service.
  • We are a civil and inclusive community: Keep it professional. Don't harass anybody. Don't be a racist. Don't misgender people. This rule will be interpreted very, very broadly.

Works well

  • Ask a question about how sales operations processes can be improved in a general business context.
  • Share a case study that discusses a sales operations challenge without pitching a specific tool or service.
  • Discuss best practices for revenue operations in a general sense to help other professionals.
  • Provide insights into sales support functions while keeping the focus on the operational challenge itself.

Avoid

  • Do not make your post about selling your product or service if that is the main reason you are posting.
  • Do not harass anyone or use unprofessional language because the community requires you to keep things professional and inclusive.
  • Do not spam the community, as the rule states that spam will be removed.
  • Do not promote a product or service that you have a stake in if that promotion is the primary purpose of your content.

What r/SalesOperations Is For

This community is for people who work with sales operations. It is about the business activities and processes that help a sales organization run effectively, efficiently and in support of business strategies and objectives. People who post here are likely involved in sales support or revenue operations.

Rules That Matter Before Posting

The rules that matter are “Don't spam /r/salesoperations” and “We are a civil and inclusive community”.

What To Post

To post respectfully, you need to make sure your primary purpose is not promoting anything. If you mention a product or service, it must be on-topic and not for self-promotion. Focus on discussing sales operations challenges or sharing insights that help others.

What To Avoid

You must avoid spam. Do not promote a product or service that you have a stake in if that is the primary purpose of your post. Also, you must avoid being uncivil or unprofessional. This community expects you to keep things professional and inclusive.

Common questions about r/SalesOperations

Can I mention my product if I post about sales operations?

You can mention products or services as long as the post is on-topic and the primary purpose of the post is not promoting said product or service.

What is considered uncivil behavior in this community?

The rule states that you must keep things professional and do not harass anybody. This rule will be interpreted very, very broadly.

When is my post considered spam?

If the primary purpose of your post or comment is to promote a product or service that you have a stake in, it is considered spam and will be removed.

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