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Can you promote on r/ShopifyeCommerce?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
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This sub is exclusively a Q&A sub for asking technical help questions about how to do things on Shopify. 🔥 No promos, market research, or general website feedback allowed. Thanks for joining.
What its rules say about promotion
✅ Technical Help Question about Shopify / E-commerce
This subreddit is exclusively for asking for technical help about using Shopify or its associated apps, development, marketing, optimization, etc.
❌ Promotional Content
We have a MASTER PROMO THREAD pinned to the subreddit where we look forward to learning about your apps, stores, or startups. Please only promote your business there.
❌ Advice Posts / Case Studies
Sorry, but r/ShopifyeCommerce is a sub strictly for asking questions about Shopify or e-commerce. Thank you for trying to share value with the community, but please instead do so when possible in the comments by answering member questions. If you have something to promote or are looking for beta testers, you can also share your project in the MASTER PROMO THREAD pinned to the subreddit. Thank you.
❌ App / SaaS Feedback
Asking for feedback about your app or SaaS product is not permitted on this sub. Please post instead to r/ShopifyApps.
❌ "Has anyone tried ______?" posts
Sorry, but this is not a sub for seeking reviews about specific products or services. It opens the door to too much backdoor promotion. Best thing to do is search "[app name] + reviews" on Google to read about the experiences of other users. Thanks and good luck with your project.
❌ Buying / Selling
Sorry there are a million other platforms to buy / sell websites, businesses, apps, etc. It's too hard to moderate, and we don't allow it on this sub.
All 14 rules of r/ShopifyeCommerce
- ✅ Technical Help Question about Shopify / E-commerce
This subreddit is exclusively for asking for technical help about using Shopify or its associated apps, development, marketing, optimization, etc. - ❌ Promotional Content
We have a MASTER PROMO THREAD pinned to the subreddit where we look forward to learning about your apps, stores, or startups. Please only promote your business there. - ❌ Market Research
Sorry, no more market research on this sub. It opens the door to too much spam and backdoor lead generation. - ❌ Advice Posts / Case Studies
Sorry, but r/ShopifyeCommerce is a sub strictly for asking questions about Shopify or e-commerce. Thank you for trying to share value with the community, but please instead do so when possible in the comments by answering member questions. If you have something to promote or are looking for beta testers, you can also share your project in the MASTER PROMO THREAD pinned to the subreddit. Thank you. - ❌ Website Feedback
Asking for general feedback about your store is not permitted on this sub. Please instead try posting in r/reviewmyshopify or other similar subs. Thanks. - ❌ App / SaaS Feedback
Asking for feedback about your app or SaaS product is not permitted on this sub. Please post instead to r/ShopifyApps. - ❌ "Has anyone tried ______?" posts
Sorry, but this is not a sub for seeking reviews about specific products or services. It opens the door to too much backdoor promotion. Best thing to do is search "[app name] + reviews" on Google to read about the experiences of other users. Thanks and good luck with your project. - ❌ Hiring / Job Hunting
Sorry there are a million other platforms to find jobs / hire freelancers / hire agencies. It's too hard to moderate, and we don't allow it on this sub. - ❌ Buying / Selling
Sorry there are a million other platforms to buy / sell websites, businesses, apps, etc. It's too hard to moderate, and we don't allow it on this sub. - ❌ Unapproved AMAs
Thanks for your willingness to help members of this subreddit, however, AMAs are not permitted. The best way to contribute is to regularly peruse the New Posts and respond to member questions related to your area of expertise as they arise. - ❌ Asking for DMs
For the safety of our members, we do not allow soliciting direct messages in posts or comments. If you have help to offer, please do so publicly on the post itself. - ❌ Illegal or pirated content
It should go without saying that this sub does not allow the distribution, sale, or discussion of illegal or pirated content, software, etc. - ❌ Link & Leaves
This sub does not allow links to be shared with no description or reason for sharing. - ❌ Anything that violates Reddit rules
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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