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Can you promote on r/audiobooks?
Allowed, with limits Its rules allow sharing your own work, with conditions they spell out.
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- 352,233 members
- text posts only
- posting limited to approved users
- its rules on Reddit
The audiobooks subreddit is a community of audiobibliophiles sharing and looking for their next great listen.
What its rules say about promotion
Copyright Infringement is not allowed
NO discussions that promote copyright infringement. This includes posts that ask for illegal torrent links, promotes torrents, or Youtube, soundcloud & torrent links that infringe on copyright.
No "I made a text to speech app" type posts
We support voice artists and actors here. So, Congrats you made an app that converts text to speech, using AI voices. We don't care. Every second person seems to have done this. We don't want AI voices. We don't want your app. If you are an author who made an audiobook using AI.... you can post. But expect to be flamed for it. Just record it yourself, or hire someone.
Limit promo threads to once per week
We welcome authors, narrators etc giving away copies of books, or promoting their books. However to avoid the spamming of books by a small group we are limiting these posts to once per week per reddit user. Multiple posts will be deleted. If you want to post more than once per week, there is always there Freebie Friday post that you can comment in. And as per our other rules: you MUST clearly state your association with the book.
Use of Affiliate Links
Affiliate links are generally not encouraged for /r/audiobooks If an affiliate link is used it MUST: 1) be clearly stated within the post that it is an affiliate link 2) be of additional benefit to the community (so no generic linking to sites that are likely well known like audible.com or audiobooks.com etc) Not meeting #1 will have posts removed immediately. Item #2 shall be at the discretion of the subreddit moderators
What its rules say about AI and bots
No "I made a text to speech app" type posts
We support voice artists and actors here. So, Congrats you made an app that converts text to speech, using AI voices. We don't care. Every second person seems to have done this. We don't want AI voices. We don't want your app. If you are an author who made an audiobook using AI.... you can post. But expect to be flamed for it. Just record it yourself, or hire someone.
All 6 rules of r/audiobooks
- Related to Audiobooks
Threads and top level comments here should be related to audiobooks. This can include stories recordings of books or other less traditional style audiobooks such as those told via podcast, radio dramas or other audio media. Replies to comments can diverge from this, as the flow of conversation goes. - Copyright Infringement is not allowed
NO discussions that promote copyright infringement. This includes posts that ask for illegal torrent links, promotes torrents, or Youtube, soundcloud & torrent links that infringe on copyright. - No "I made a text to speech app" type posts
We support voice artists and actors here. So, Congrats you made an app that converts text to speech, using AI voices. We don't care. Every second person seems to have done this. We don't want AI voices. We don't want your app. If you are an author who made an audiobook using AI.... you can post. But expect to be flamed for it. Just record it yourself, or hire someone. - You Must Announce Any Association With Books
Author/Publisher/Narrator Posting Guidelines: Your posts are welcome and encouraged. However, You must clearly identify any association you have with the book you are posting Free audiobook giveaways are welcome, same rules apply. - Limit promo threads to once per week
We welcome authors, narrators etc giving away copies of books, or promoting their books. However to avoid the spamming of books by a small group we are limiting these posts to once per week per reddit user. Multiple posts will be deleted. If you want to post more than once per week, there is always there Freebie Friday post that you can comment in. And as per our other rules: you MUST clearly state your association with the book. - Use of Affiliate Links
Affiliate links are generally not encouraged for /r/audiobooks If an affiliate link is used it MUST: 1) be clearly stated within the post that it is an affiliate link 2) be of additional benefit to the community (so no generic linking to sites that are likely well known like audible.com or audiobooks.com etc) Not meeting #1 will have posts removed immediately. Item #2 shall be at the discretion of the subreddit 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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