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Can you promote on r/awardtravel?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
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A place to discuss anything related to redeeming airline miles & hotel points.
What its rules say about promotion
No Spam
It's ok to self advertise as long as it's only a small fraction of your activity on the sub. Use your best judgement. If you're a regular here and wrote an interesting post on your blog, feel free to share it. But if you're main purpose of advertising your website /product, or if you include a link in most of your posts, you're better off [advertising officially](https://www.reddit.com/advertising) or a short comment in the Award Tool Guide. Violation is normally being blacklisted and ban.
No Referrals
We do not allow Referral link posting and solicitation. Any Referral posts will be removed, as will posts / comments that solicit referrals directly (e.g. "PM me if you need a referral"). We will also permanently ban your account.
No Trading, Selling, or Transferring
This is not a marketplace to trade Services, Miles or Certs for any renumeration. Gifting Hyatt Guest of Honors or other Hyatt instruments is forbidden and will result in a ban. The only posts we allow are people giving away certs for FREE. Posts asking for Certs, Upgrades, or Miles may result in a ban. Disguise a referral as a giveaway will result in permanent ban. If you make a post to give something for FREE, remove the post after You have given away the item.
All 7 rules of r/awardtravel
- Be Nice
Don't insult others, be courteous. - Nothing off topic
Anything related to redeeming airline miles or hotel points has its place here, anything else doesn't. We don't focus on earning points or redemptions via portals. If your question is about anything credit card related (e.g. earning miles, card benefits) then head over to /r/churning instead. - No Spam
It's ok to self advertise as long as it's only a small fraction of your activity on the sub. Use your best judgement. If you're a regular here and wrote an interesting post on your blog, feel free to share it. But if you're main purpose of advertising your website /product, or if you include a link in most of your posts, you're better off [advertising officially](https://www.reddit.com/advertising) or a short comment in the Award Tool Guide. Violation is normally being blacklisted and ban. - No Referrals
We do not allow Referral link posting and solicitation. Any Referral posts will be removed, as will posts / comments that solicit referrals directly (e.g. "PM me if you need a referral"). We will also permanently ban your account. - Low-Effort Top-Level Posts
When asking for help finding the best redemption for your trip it is strongly recommended that you list at least **two options** that you have found on your own (detailed itinerary with flight number and cost in miles). Posts that do not list options that the original poster has already found (and why they do not work, if applicable) often receive fewer responses than those that do, and may be removed. If you prefer to post more casually, please use the Weekly Thread. - No Trading, Selling, or Transferring
This is not a marketplace to trade Services, Miles or Certs for any renumeration. Gifting Hyatt Guest of Honors or other Hyatt instruments is forbidden and will result in a ban. The only posts we allow are people giving away certs for FREE. Posts asking for Certs, Upgrades, or Miles may result in a ban. Disguise a referral as a giveaway will result in permanent ban. If you make a post to give something for FREE, remove the post after You have given away the item. - Accounts must be 7 day old
Your account must be older than 7 days in order to post on this subreddit. This is a rule that has been very successful in preventing nasty behavior in the past and as such there will be no exceptions so please don't bother asking for one.
What the written rules don't show
- Unpublished minimums. Many communities remove posts from new or low-karma accounts through AutoModerator settings that are not on the rules page, often before a moderator sees them.
- Reddit's own filters. Reddit's site-wide spam filters can remove posts from accounts that mostly share links to their own site, in any community.
- The community's norms. Many communities see themselves as peers, not an audience: post where you already take part, and make the post worth reading without the link.
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