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Can you promote on r/blogs?

Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.

Welcome to r/blogs — a community for bloggers, writers, content creators, and readers. Share your blog posts, discover new blogs, request feedback, discuss blogging, SEO, content marketing, traffic growth, monetization, and connect with fellow creators. Whether you're launching your first blog or managing an established website, you'll find opportunities to learn, improve, and grow. Quality content and meaningful discussions are encouraged.

What its rules say about promotion

Rule #3 - Low-Quality or Mass-Generated Content
Posts that appear to be mass-produced, low-effort, automated, or created solely for promotion may be removed at moderator discretion.
Rule #4 - SAY NO TO SPAM!
Keep your Posts - Informative and Original. If you're simply Promoting your Product/Service, we will identify your Post as SPAM and remove it without Warning.
Rule #5 - No Excessive Self-promotion
We understand that you're sharing your blog posts or products/services but keep it under a reasonable count. For example, if you share your product/service or blog posts multiple times in a week, you are most likely promoting yourself. We condone such activity and encourage you to do it only once biweekly. Else, we shall start rejecting your posts and subsequent violation will lead to you getting Muted for 6-months without Warning
All 13 rules of r/blogs
  1. Rule #1 - Posts With Only Web Links - Will BE REJECTED
    For "Text" posts, Keep your Title Plain and Simple. Any detail that you want to share, should be included in the "Body" section of your Post. You can use Bullet Pointers or a short 1-2 paragraph content to describe the key summary/highlights of what you're sharing and that's it. Remember: The POST TITLE Isn't the place for Lengthy Descriptions, so Avoid it, else we shall Reject your Post. Violation of this rule will trigger "Mute" and subsequent violation will lead to a Permanent BAN...
  2. Rule #2 - Non-English / Repost
    Ensure all the posts are by default in "English" language. Other language posts will not be approved unless they're reposted in "English" language.
  3. Rule #3 - Low-Quality or Mass-Generated Content
    Posts that appear to be mass-produced, low-effort, automated, or created solely for promotion may be removed at moderator discretion.
  4. Rule #4 - SAY NO TO SPAM!
    Keep your Posts - Informative and Original. If you're simply Promoting your Product/Service, we will identify your Post as SPAM and remove it without Warning.
  5. Rule #5 - No Excessive Self-promotion
    We understand that you're sharing your blog posts or products/services but keep it under a reasonable count. For example, if you share your product/service or blog posts multiple times in a week, you are most likely promoting yourself. We condone such activity and encourage you to do it only once biweekly. Else, we shall start rejecting your posts and subsequent violation will lead to you getting Muted for 6-months without Warning
  6. Rule #6 - Be Respectful towards Other Bloggers
    We expect you to be respectful towards other bloggers in the comments. Any posts or comments that are racist, sexist, homophobic, or otherwise offensive will be removed.
  7. Rule #7 - No Plagiarism
    Keep your content original. Any plagiarism will trigger rejection of your posts without warning. Subsequent violation will force us to "Mute" you for 6-months and trigger a Permanent BAN if we still find you violating the rules.
  8. Rule #8 - No Click-bait Titles Allowed
    Keep your Post Title Straightforward and Simple. Avoid Click-bait Title as we shall remove all such posts without warning.
  9. Rule #9 - Explicitly Mark NSFW Content
    If your post/comment contains NSFW content (sexually explicit images, adult-language, videos, GIFs, etc.), mark it without fail to avoid getting your posts/comments rejected.
  10. Rule #10 - Follow Reddiquette
    Please adhere to Reddit's General Rules and Reddiquette. Avoid engaging in activities like vote manipulation, do not post your private information, and avoid harassing community members. Any violation found, will trigger an immediate BAN from the subreddit without any warnings.
  11. Rule #11 - Use the Appropriate Flair
    All posts must use the most relevant flair. Posts without appropriate flair may be removed.
  12. Rule #12 - Meaningful Titles Required
    Ensure your posts are well articulated and have proper titles. Bad examples: Check my blog New article Read this Good examples: How I Increased Organic Traffic by 40% in 90 Days My Experience Switching from Blogger to WordPress
  13. Rule #13 - Require Body Text for Link Posts
    Ensure you're clearly explaining: What the article is about Why it is useful What readers should expect Minimum word count: 50–100 words. Not attaching proper description/body text with your post will lead to removal of your post.

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