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Can you promote on r/streaming?

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

Welcome to r/streaming! ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Our community is intended for live content-creators from Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and other platforms. It's a neutral space to network, trade advice, experiences and know-how! ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ We have *zero-tolerance* for self-promoting, third-party advertisement and anything unrelated to our main topic - live content creation.

What its rules say about promotion

Self-Promotional Content
Posts and comments with any kind of self-promotional links / "Come watch me" / "Help me reach X goal" / "New YouTube video" / "Post your links in the comments" are irrelevant to our community. Your time and efforts are better utilized by working on (and improving) your own content, which is what actually helps with viewer retention. Everyone else here has their own branding, channels and content to work on, so you won't find your audience here.
Unapproved Third-Party Advertisement
All posts advertising any third-party services, communities, events, youtube channels, tools, stream/e-sport teams, commissioned work, without prior consent from the mod team, will be removed and the OP will be issued a permanent ban. If you wish to contact the mod team regarding advertisement, please do so through the modmail.
No stream statistics screenshots
Please do not post images of your channel's statistics, platform goals (affiliate, partner, etc), post-stream data, etc.
All 7 rules of r/streaming
  1. Self-Promotional Content
    Posts and comments with any kind of self-promotional links / "Come watch me" / "Help me reach X goal" / "New YouTube video" / "Post your links in the comments" are irrelevant to our community. Your time and efforts are better utilized by working on (and improving) your own content, which is what actually helps with viewer retention. Everyone else here has their own branding, channels and content to work on, so you won't find your audience here.
  2. No Hate-Speech
    Hate speech of any kind will not be tolerated. Anything including (but not limited to) racism, sexism, homophobia or witch hunts due to conflicting interests will be removed.
  3. Unapproved Third-Party Advertisement
    All posts advertising any third-party services, communities, events, youtube channels, tools, stream/e-sport teams, commissioned work, without prior consent from the mod team, will be removed and the OP will be issued a permanent ban. If you wish to contact the mod team regarding advertisement, please do so through the modmail.
  4. No Low-Effort Content
    Posts and comments unrelated to our community, that don't either create a discussion on a related topic or contribute to an ongoing one, or made with malicious/misleading intents will be removed.
  5. No stream statistics screenshots
    Please do not post images of your channel's statistics, platform goals (affiliate, partner, etc), post-stream data, etc.
  6. Creation, Not Consumption
    The purpose of this subreddit for content creators to exchange information and ask for help with creating content on popular platforms such as YouTube, Twitch, Kick, and others. We cannot help with watching videos, neither legal not illegal. Topics likely to be removed include Plex or Plex Server, Roku, Fire TV, watching a specific show/fight/match/sport/movie, or other related consumption topics.
  7. Frequently Asked and Answered
    Removal of Duplicate Questions: Posts that ask questions which have been frequently asked and answered will be subject to removal. In order to maintain quality discussions and ensure our subreddit remains a dynamic and engaging community, we are implementing a rule regarding frequently asked questions. We have a wealth of information in our archives, and there’s a good chance your question has been addressed in a previous thread. Use the search and participate in existing discussions

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