Can you promote in r/linkedin?
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The short answer
Do not promote products or services; instead answer questions and give neutral, helpful advice without linking or soliciting customers.
What works here
- participate in discussions and answer questions
- offer free, non-commercial advice or feedback
- post or comment requesting/giving LinkedIn profile critiques (no links except your profile)
What gets posts removed
- promotional posts, ads, or solicitations for customers
- sharing external links (general links are banned)
- offering paid services, resume reviews, or Premium access
- mentioning or distributing third‑party plugins, scripts, or AI engagement tools
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditNo Links
External links are turned off and posting links (except your LinkedIn profile for critiques) will get you banned immediately.
No selling or soliciting
Rules explicitly ban selling LinkedIn Premium, paid resume reviews, and generally keep the community free of unsolicited promotions.
No third‑party tools or automation
The community forbids offers or requests for third‑party plugins, scripts, or AI/auto engagement tools that could violate LinkedIn's ToS.
Helpful, noncommercial participation allowed
Constructive feedback and profile critique threads are explicitly allowed — good for neutral, non‑promotional engagement.
Official rules of r/linkedin
- 01Be Nice
- 02No selling Premium or access to your account
- 03No paid resume reviews
- 04No 3rd party plug-ins
- 05No AI / auto engagement tools (aka pods)
- 06No Links 🚫
- 07Let’s Keep It Helpful
- 08Account issues in weekly mega thread only
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 21, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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