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Can you promote on r/SaaSMarketing?
Allowed, with limits Its rules allow sharing your own work, with conditions they spell out.
AI-generated content not allowed Its rules remove some or all AI-generated posts, comments or media. Write it yourself here, or pick another community. Other communities' AI rules.
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A community dedicated to sharing and discussing all aspects of SaaS marketing, from super tactical stuff all the way up to overarching strategy. If you're a SaaS founder and you're making $5K-$500K MRR, consider joining our premium mastermind community StartupSauce.com as well.
Where to post: Helpful SaaS-marketing post that mentions your SaaS/blog/company where relevant; blog posts with the main ideas in the body and the link at the end
What it requires: Mention only if relevant, valuable and helpful; overdoing it is spam (ban); no unsolicited direct sales, no PM requests; blog links only at the end of a value post; no 'build in public' or 'what are you building' posts; no AI-generated posts
What its rules say about promotion
Submission Guidelines
Follow the Reddit site-wide rules and please treat others with respect, stay on-topic, and avoid non-productive self-promotion. No spam. If you do you'll get one warning, then you'll be banned. If you're not sure if you can post something, ask one of the mods first. Definitely as for permission rather than forgiveness ;)
No Direct Sales Or Non-Productive Self-Promotion
It's ok to mention your SaaS/blog/company IF it's relevant, adds value and is actually helpful for someone reading. Overdoing it is considered spam and will result in a ban. Direct sales that are unsolicited are forbidden as well. No PM requests please, and no promotion for other communities outside Reddit. No promotion of other communities.
Blog Posts
You may submit your blog post BUT please post the main ideas rather than just a link without context. You need to provide value to people through your post and not simply present what you're talking about in your article. The more value you provide in the body of the Reddit post, the safer it is to say that it won't be removed. The only way a link is allowed is at the end of the post (“Originally posted here”), unless highly relevant (don't abuse this). Anything else will be removed/banned.
No "Build in Public" Posts
Don't post these. 99% add zero value whatsoever, and are just spammy self-promo. Nobody cares about the random feature you just built. Unless you have valuable insights to share, it will be removed.
No "What are you building?" Posts
These are just spammy self-promo and will be removed. If you want to show up in AI and Google search results, find a way to add value.
What its rules say about AI and bots
No AI Slop
Don't be lazy and copy/paste from ChatGPT to boost karma or fake engagement. It's obvious, it's spammy, and it creates a lot of noise that distracts attention away from legitimately valuable and helpful discussion. If you do this, you'll be banned. In particular, don't use any tools that monitor Reddit and then respond with an AI comment. The world doesn't need more of that. Solve a real problem instead.
All 10 rules of r/SaaSMarketing
- Submission Guidelines
Follow the Reddit site-wide rules and please treat others with respect, stay on-topic, and avoid non-productive self-promotion. No spam. If you do you'll get one warning, then you'll be banned. If you're not sure if you can post something, ask one of the mods first. Definitely as for permission rather than forgiveness ;) - No Direct Sales Or Non-Productive Self-Promotion
It's ok to mention your SaaS/blog/company IF it's relevant, adds value and is actually helpful for someone reading. Overdoing it is considered spam and will result in a ban. Direct sales that are unsolicited are forbidden as well. No PM requests please, and no promotion for other communities outside Reddit. No promotion of other communities. - SaaS-Focused Content Only
Please keep the discussions oriented around SaaS, tech companies, business in general or even personal aspects of the business world. If posts are not somehow helping anyone in regards to the topic, removals and bans will be enforced. - Blog Posts
You may submit your blog post BUT please post the main ideas rather than just a link without context. You need to provide value to people through your post and not simply present what you're talking about in your article. The more value you provide in the body of the Reddit post, the safer it is to say that it won't be removed. The only way a link is allowed is at the end of the post (“Originally posted here”), unless highly relevant (don't abuse this). Anything else will be removed/banned. - Be Nice
AKA Don't Be A Dick. At the end of the day, we're all trying to build something we're proud of. Be nice to others. Constructive criticism is welcome - we're trying to help each other after all. Personal attacks or being downright mean without adding any value is not cool. - Bad Behaviour
Doxing－Posting or seeking personal information, dox attempts or threats Flooding－Posting excessively frequently Duplicates－Reposting news or information Plagiarism－Not giving credit properly Hyping－Pushing speculative, volatile, illiquid, or meme investments, especially flippantly, tersely, or implying huge returns Missing－Disappearing after posting a discussion, posting for another with inadequate information - No Politics
Let's keep politics out of this sub. We don't allow: Moralizing issues Petitions or calls-to-action Political discussions Political baiting Soapboxing - No "Build in Public" Posts
Don't post these. 99% add zero value whatsoever, and are just spammy self-promo. Nobody cares about the random feature you just built. Unless you have valuable insights to share, it will be removed. - No "What are you building?" Posts
These are just spammy self-promo and will be removed. If you want to show up in AI and Google search results, find a way to add value. - No AI Slop
Don't be lazy and copy/paste from ChatGPT to boost karma or fake engagement. It's obvious, it's spammy, and it creates a lot of noise that distracts attention away from legitimately valuable and helpful discussion. If you do this, you'll be banned. In particular, don't use any tools that monitor Reddit and then respond with an AI comment. The world doesn't need more of that. Solve a real problem instead.
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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