Auto-extracted self-promo policy, karma and account-age signals, and the full numbered rules straight from r/marketing's moderators.
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No explicit self-promotion rule detected. Default Reddit etiquette applies (10% rule).
Mentions a karma minimum (~300 karma). Check rules for the exact threshold.
Mentions an account-age minimum (30 days). New accounts may be auto-removed.
If you want to advertise in this community, have a look at reddit.com/advertising. We have a zero tolerance policy to Advertising, Self-Promotion, & Spam.
This is a subreddit for humans, not bots, so please don't copy and paste AI generated content. We have a zero tolerance policy to AI generated content.
Don't post them.
Don't post them.
r/Marketing is for marketing professionals to discuss and ask questions related to the marketing industry. Please ask beginner questions in r/AskMarketing,
We know it can be difficult to find a marketing job, but please don't ask us to help you find a job.
We're trying to build something great here, help us do that. A post or comment in a poor attempt to shill or sell a product or service, is someone's homework, is asking a question which has already been answered many times, is looking for free marketing instead of paying for a professional, or is a few sentences with a link to their blog. Let's not forget, memes, rants without a source, screenshots, etc. will all be removed.
E.G. "I'm thinking about marketing, teach me." Be respectful of the community by searching the posts and asking specific questions.
Please don't ask us to review or give feedback for your website or product.
Any post or comment using a URL shortener will be removed.
This is a nice subreddit, where people are nice to each other. Abuse and rudeness are unwelcome, and may result in a ban.
Help your fellow Redditors understand what your post is about.
Posts and comments from accounts which don't meet this threshold will be automatically removed.
This is a nice subreddit with people from all walks of life. Therefore we do not allow political posts as they *always* devolve into fighting and abuse.
r/marketing moderates promotion strictly given the volume of marketers trying to promote their own tools. The 9:1 rule (10 non-promotional contributions for each promotional one) is informally enforced, and accounts that violate it are quickly throttled. Tool roundups and 'best X for Y' posts are usually fine if the post is substantive; pure single-tool pitches almost always get removed. Career and strategy posts are the safest content types.
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