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Can you promote on r/indiehackersindia?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
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This subreddit is dedicated to indie hackers, entrepreneurs, and solopreneurs in India. Whether you're working on your startup, building side projects, or looking to share and learn, this is the place for you. Let's collaborate, celebrate successes, and help each other overcome challenges!
What its rules say about promotion
Stay On-Topic
Posts should be relevant to indie hacking, entrepreneurship, startups, or personal projects in the Indian context. Suitable topics include: - Sharing your indie hacking journey. - Product updates, launches, and milestones. - Questions or discussions about tools, resources, or strategies. - Marketing, growth hacks, and monetization advice. - Challenges or cultural nuances specific to Indian indie hackers.
No Spam or Excessive Self-Promotion
- Share your projects, but ensure posts add value to the community (e.g., explain your process, lessons learned, or challenges faced). - Avoid posting repetitive links to your product, blog, or services. - Promotions for courses, tools, or services must be disclosed and should align with community interests.
Showcase and Share Knowledge
- Celebrate your wins! Share product launches, revenue milestones, or unique strategies. - Don’t hesitate to share challenges or failures—this is a learning space for all. - Provide detailed posts when asking for feedback or advice.
All 10 rules of r/indiehackersindia
- Stay On-Topic
Posts should be relevant to indie hacking, entrepreneurship, startups, or personal projects in the Indian context. Suitable topics include: - Sharing your indie hacking journey. - Product updates, launches, and milestones. - Questions or discussions about tools, resources, or strategies. - Marketing, growth hacks, and monetization advice. - Challenges or cultural nuances specific to Indian indie hackers. - Be Respectful and Constructive
- Treat all members with respect, regardless of experience level or background. - Offer constructive feedback when commenting on someone's project or idea. - Harassment, hate speech, or personal attacks will not be tolerated. - No Spam or Excessive Self-Promotion
- Share your projects, but ensure posts add value to the community (e.g., explain your process, lessons learned, or challenges faced). - Avoid posting repetitive links to your product, blog, or services. - Promotions for courses, tools, or services must be disclosed and should align with community interests. - Showcase and Share Knowledge
- Celebrate your wins! Share product launches, revenue milestones, or unique strategies. - Don’t hesitate to share challenges or failures—this is a learning space for all. - Provide detailed posts when asking for feedback or advice. - Support Fellow Indie Hackers
- Actively engage by commenting on others’ posts, offering feedback, and sharing useful tips. - If you’ve faced a similar challenge, share your experience. - Celebrate achievements of fellow members to foster a positive and encouraging environment. - Keep It Relevant to India
- Highlight India-specific aspects of your indie hacking journey—local markets, cultural considerations, or legal challenges. - Discussions about payment gateways, taxes, or growth strategies specific to the Indian ecosystem are highly encouraged. - Post Quality
- Write clear, detailed, and engaging posts to encourage meaningful discussions. - Include relevant context in questions or discussions. For example: - Instead of: “What’s the best payment gateway?” - Ask: “Which payment gateway works best for SaaS in India with global customers, and why?” - No Plagiarism or Copyright Infringement
- Respect intellectual property. Do not share pirated tools, plagiarized content, or copyrighted material without permission. - Use Appropriate Post Flairs
- Use flairs to categorize your posts, e.g., “Question,” “Product Launch,” “Case Study,” or “Resources.” - Report Issues
- If you see spam, harassment, or any rule violations, report the post or message the moderators.
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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