The marketing subreddits that matter, with their promo rules, activity and this week's discussions. Updated with live thread data.
| Subreddit | Members | Self-promo policy |
|---|---|---|
| r/marketing | ~1.8M | Value-first only |
| r/digital_marketing | ~400K | Dedicated threads only |
| r/AskMarketing | ~100K | Self-promo tolerated |
| r/advertising | ~250K | Value-first only |
| r/MarketingAutomation | ~30K | Self-promo tolerated |
No self-promo. Thought-through answers build authority fast.
Live threads this week:
Weekly promo threads, otherwise value only.
Live threads this week:
Question-driven: answering well IS the marketing.
Live threads this week:
Industry talk, keep it editorial.
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Tool discussions are the norm here.
Live threads this week:
The top communities are r/marketing, r/digital_marketing, r/AskMarketing and 2 more listed above, ranked with member counts and self-promotion policy so you know where you can actually talk about your product.
It depends on each community: the table above flags every subreddit as self-promo tolerated, dedicated-threads only, or value-first only. The universal rule: answer the question first, mention your product second.
40.1% of the sources large language models cite come from Reddit (Semrush, 150K citations study). A helpful reply in these communities can rank on Google and get quoted by ChatGPT for months.