Reddit rules index · read 2026-09-26
Can you promote on r/ProductMarketing?
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 for Product Marketers to ask questions, share knowledge, vent, and discuss strategy.
What its rules say about promotion
Community-specific content
Posts must be on topic, in-depth, and Product Marketing focused. Please structure your title as follows for consistency: 1. POST TITLE: A clear and detailed title including: B2B or B2C and your industry. 2. POST BODY: Include at least one paragraph of supporting text that frames your question or point clearly Post title examples: - (B2C Fintech) Pricing strategy for a savings app targeting Gen Z in the UK - (B2B Security) Feature packaging for a cybersecurity suite aimed at SMBs in Europe
No self-promotion, clickbait, AI spam, or low-effort content
We can all tell when you post AI slop. Don’t do it. This is NOT LinkedIn. Your post will be removed. Do not request work, offer services, or promote your own product or company. If your post mentions your product or company name, it will be removed. Avoid repeating questions that have already been discussed. Please search/filter previous posts before starting a new thread.
Career related posts
To keep discussions balanced, career-related posts are only allowed on Fridays. This is not a job board - please do not post or request jobs. Use the "Career - Only Friday" tag when posting about job searches, interview prep, career transitions, compensation, or personal growth in Product Marketing. Posts outside of Friday will be removed.
All 6 rules of r/ProductMarketing
- Community-specific content
Posts must be on topic, in-depth, and Product Marketing focused. Please structure your title as follows for consistency: 1. POST TITLE: A clear and detailed title including: B2B or B2C and your industry. 2. POST BODY: Include at least one paragraph of supporting text that frames your question or point clearly Post title examples: - (B2C Fintech) Pricing strategy for a savings app targeting Gen Z in the UK - (B2B Security) Feature packaging for a cybersecurity suite aimed at SMBs in Europe - No self-promotion, clickbait, AI spam, or low-effort content
We can all tell when you post AI slop. Don’t do it. This is NOT LinkedIn. Your post will be removed. Do not request work, offer services, or promote your own product or company. If your post mentions your product or company name, it will be removed. Avoid repeating questions that have already been discussed. Please search/filter previous posts before starting a new thread. - Career related posts
To keep discussions balanced, career-related posts are only allowed on Fridays. This is not a job board - please do not post or request jobs. Use the "Career - Only Friday" tag when posting about job searches, interview prep, career transitions, compensation, or personal growth in Product Marketing. Posts outside of Friday will be removed. - Be polite & respectful
Be polite and respectful of other users. Civil conversation is okay, bigotry and personal attacks are not. If engaged in debate, argue in good faith and assume that all parties involved are doing the same. - 1 post per user, per day - quality over quantity
- Moderator discretion
The Mods may remove any post or comment to maintain the quality and focus of the subreddit, even if it does not explicitly break a rule.
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