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Can you promote in r/affiliatemarketing?

A community to discuss Affiliate marketing (AM,) paid traffic, SEO, email marketing, and more. READ OUR WIKI: https://reddit.com/r/Affiliatemarketing/wiki/index

The short answer

Join the sub (250+ karma), participate genuinely, then post your offer as a comment in the sticky thread with the required brief description, specific offer link(s), correct flair and no referral tags; otherwise avoid posting promotional links or direct sales content.

What works here

  • Posting affiliate offers as a comment in the sticky thread with required flair and links
  • Mentioning a tool or product name in discussion (without a link) when relevant
  • Asking mods for approval for AMAs/polls

What gets posts removed

  • Posting offers/promotional posts outside the sticky thread
  • Putting referral/tracking tags in links
  • Inserting sales or signup links in regular posts or comments
  • Hosting AMAs/polls without prior mod approval
  • Posting AI-generated 'listicle' or low-effort guides

Where this comes from

Sticky-thread-only offers

Affiliate offers must be posted as a comment in the sticky thread, tagged with 'affiliate offer' flair, include a brief description and specific links.

No unsolicited advertising or selling

Selling to the community or making money from posts outside the affiliate/tool sticky will get posts removed and users banned.

Links restrictions

Links in posts/comments are removed if they look like sales pages, have tracking codes, or are blatant backlink/affiliate attempts; recommend names not links in discussions.

Referral tags banned

Linking with referral tags/tracking codes is explicitly prohibited.

Posting requirements

You must join the subreddit and have at least 250 karma to post or comment—intended to reduce spam and bots.

Official rules of r/affiliatemarketing

  1. 01Karma Minimum
  2. 02You must join the sub to post or comment
  3. 03Affiliate offers and Tools
  4. 04Linking with referral tags (Spamming #1)
  5. 05Inserting links in comments (Spamming #2)
  6. 06Selling to the Community (Spamming #3)
  7. 07AMA - Ask Me Anything & Polls
  8. 08ChatGPT/AI Posts

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 2026. Rules change; the community itself is always the source of truth.

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