Can I promote my product or service here?
Yes, but only inside the weekly UGC creator self-promotion thread. Anywhere else it gets removed and repeat offenders get banned.
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Checked October 27, 2026 from the community's public Reddit pages:
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This is a community for UGC creators, the people who make user generated content for brands. The description calls it the largest subreddit for UGC creators and says it is a space to connect, collaborate, and grow. Creators come here to learn, network, and build their business. Brands and agencies are explicitly welcome to post opportunities, as long as they follow the rules. The mods also run an extension community off Reddit for people who want extra support. So the room is mostly creators, with brands and agencies allowed in as long as they play by a strict set of rules.
The rule that decides almost everything here is “No self promotional posts, asking for follows, advertisements or content created to generate leads.”. Self promotion is banned everywhere except the weekly UGC creator self-promotion thread, and the rule spells out that hire me posts, paid offers, communities, discords, and tools all count. It also bans value posts that quietly funnel people into a pitch, and repeat offenders get banned. If you are a brand or agency with a paid opportunity, “UGC Opportunities Must Be Posted in the Weekly Thread” sends you to the weekly paid UGC opportunities thread that goes live every Wednesday, and standalone opportunity posts get removed. Once you are in that thread, “Adhere to Guidelines When Posting in the Weekly Paid UGC Opportunities Thread” applies, and it rules out gifted collaborations, ambassador programs, TikTok shop collabs, and collabs that require creators to set up new organic accounts. It also warns that misrepresentation gets you banned with zero tolerance. “No market research posts (surveys, question, etc.)” blocks surveys, polls, and question posts from businesses, though genuine feedback on a creator's own UGC is fine. “No UGC creator recruitment posts” stops agencies from building creator databases or email lists here. “No discussions or collab opportunities that involve AI replacing UGC Creators.” bans AI generated content and any talk of AI replacing human creators. “Affiliate links must be disclosed and include personal experience or a review” allows affiliate links only when disclosed and backed by real experience. “AMA posts must be approved by the mods” means you ask first via mail. “No low effort and/or AI generated filler posts” demands thoughtful, specific, useful posts. Finally, “Do not ask questions that are already answered in our FAQ.” tells you to read the community guide before posting anything.
If you are a founder or marketer, your main legitimate move here is a paid UGC opportunity posted in the weekly paid UGC opportunities thread, following the thread guidelines exactly and being truthful about the offer. That means real paid work, no gifted collabs, no ambassador programs, no TikTok shop arrangements, and nothing that asks creators to spin up new accounts. Outside the thread, you can join conversations as a helpful participant, as long as you are not pitching, DMing people, or building a funnel. If you share an affiliate link, disclose it and include your honest personal experience or review of the thing. If you want to do an AMA, message the mods first and wait for approval. Whatever you post, make it specific and genuinely useful to creators, because the mods remove anything that feels generic, rushed, or built to capture leads.
The fastest way to get removed is posting self promotion outside the weekly thread, and the fastest way to get banned is doing it twice. Do not post standalone UGC opportunities, because they only belong in the weekly Wednesday thread. Do not offer gifted work, ambassador programs, or TikTok shop collabs even in that thread. Never misrepresent a paid opportunity, the mods say zero tolerance. Skip surveys, polls, and market research questions aimed at businesses. Do not recruit creators for your own database, email list, Discord, or paid community. Do not post AI generated content or start discussions about AI replacing creators. Do not drop affiliate links without disclosure and a genuine personal review. Do not post generic filler, because low effort and AI generated posts get removed. Do not ask for upvotes, do not do an AMA without mod approval, and do not ask questions that the community guide already answers.
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Yes, but only inside the weekly UGC creator self-promotion thread. Anywhere else it gets removed and repeat offenders get banned.
Yes, the description explicitly welcomes brands and agencies posting opportunities, but only in the weekly paid UGC opportunities thread that goes live every Wednesday.
No. Rule “No market research posts (surveys, question, etc.)” bans surveys, polls, and question posts from businesses seeking research.
Yes, if you disclose the affiliate link and include your personal experience or a review of the product or service.
Yes, but you must reach out to the mods via mail first under rule “AMA posts must be approved by the mods”.