Can you promote in r/choosingvendors?
A place to choose the right vendors without bullshit. Real discussions, real cases, real outcomes. SEO agencies, developers, paid ads teams, consultants, AI vendors - if you’re hiring or working with them, this is where decisions get made. Share experience, compare vendors, break down wins and failures. No fake reviews, no fluff.
The short answer
Participate organically: provide helpful, experience-focused answers, disclose your affiliation briefly, and avoid promotional language or links unless explicitly allowed by a thread or the mods.
What works here
- sharing real case experiences and outcomes
- comparing vendors and breaking down wins/failures
- answering requests for vendor recommendations with disclosed affiliation
What gets posts removed
- posting overt advertisements or spammy pitches
- excessive self-promotion, unsolicited outreach, or fake reviews
- posting promotional links or offers without clear disclosure or mod permission
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo spam rule
Sidebar rule explicitly disallows excessive promotion, spam, or advertising, so direct ads are banned.
Vendor-topic welcome
Public description explicitly lists agencies, vendors, and asks for real discussions and comparisons, indicating vendor discussion is on-topic when non-promotional.
Official rules of r/choosingvendors
- 01Respect others and be civil
- 02No spam
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 23, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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