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100+ self-promotion posts on Reddit without getting banned ( Database )

I collected 100+ high upvote self-promotion posts on Reddit without getting banned ( Database )

I love Reddit. It’s so simple to go viral on Reddit but not easy, and just one viral post can bring you 1000s of customers.

David gained 81,000 views, 10,000+ upvotes, and $15k+ from a single viral post on Reddit - Link.

It’s not easy because it’s so hard to self-promote products. Often, moderators detect and delete posts or ban users from the subreddit.

Here's what works:

1/ Launch posts. Not 1-2, post anywhere you can.
2/ Promote in replies. Don't automate it.
3/ Choose small communities. 100K+ subreddits won't notice you.
4/ Analyze competitors. Read what people think, note how they promote.
5/ Share your journey. No bullshit.
6/ Use DMs.
7/ Don’t spam. Don't automate, again.
8/ Post consistently. Just like everywhere else.
9/ Use Reddit's search. Find similar threads to promote.
10/ Engage with the downvoters. They’re your most honest feedback.
11/ READ THE GODDAMN RULES. You don't want to get banned.

By the way, I collected over 450+ places where you list your startup or products, 100+ Reddit self-promotion posts without a ban (Database) and Complete Social Media Marketing Templates to Organize and Manage the Marketing.

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on February 12, 2026
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    Nice post , I There are rules for 10% promotion on individual subreddits ? how will you handle that ?
    thanks

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