Can you promote in r/digital_marketing?
For digital marketing news, best practices, strategy, and learning.
The short answer
Post helpful, substantive text (answer or article) as a text post, disclose your affiliation briefly if relevant, include a single link only at the end, use correct flair, and avoid overt sales language or solicitation.
What works here
- Text posts that contain the full content or substantive summary with a link at the end
- Sharing opinions/questions about others' content with a short write-up then link at the end
- Engaging in discussions and offering useful, non-salesy advice
What gets posts removed
- Link-only submissions to your blog/article/video
- Direct advertising, service offers, or solicitation (e.g., 'hire us', discounts)
- Clickbait titles and AI-generated content
Where this comes from
No link submissions
Link submissions to blogs/articles/videos are not allowed; creators may instead post the content as a text post and put the link at the end.
Advertising prohibited
The subreddit is not for offering services or looking for a job, indicating commercial solicitation is disallowed.
How to share content guidance
If you want to share your own content, create a text-post with the article and have a link at the end — implies product mentions must be embedded in substantial content.
Quality and title rules
Sensationalized/clickbait titles are not allowed and low-quality linked content may be removed.
Official rules of r/digital_marketing
- 01Blog/Article/Video Link
- 02Clickbait
- 03Flair
- 04Advertising
- 05Low Quality Content
- 06Surveys and/or homework/assignment help
- 07No AI Generated 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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