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Can you self-promote in r/FacebookAds?
Sometimes, in the right context.
Promotion is tolerated when it genuinely answers a question or adds to a discussion, not as a standalone ad. Mention your product naturally, keep it occasional, and use any designated promo thread.
The rule
No Promotional Posts
“Majority of links to courses, services, or any other promotional content are NOT ALLOWED. We allow SOME promotional content if you are bringing a TON OF VALUE to the community, just posting a link to your service IS ABSOLUTELY NOT ALLOWED.”
Source: subreddit rules, last checked 2026-07-13. Read the full rules on Reddit →
The highest-intent moment
The safest way into r/FacebookAds is not a post, it is a well-timed reply. Watch for: value-driven content. Answer it genuinely first, then mention your product only if it directly helps.
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Can I promote my product in r/FacebookAds?
Sometimes, in context. Promotion is tolerated when it genuinely answers a question or adds to a discussion, not as a standalone ad. Mention your product naturally, keep it occasional, and use any designated promo thread.
What is r/FacebookAds's self-promotion rule?
Per r/FacebookAds's rules ("No Promotional Posts"): "Majority of links to courses, services, or any other promotional content are NOT ALLOWED. We allow SOME promotional content if you are bringing a TON OF VALUE to the community, just posting a link to your service IS ABSOLUTELY NOT ALLOWED."
How do I get customers in r/FacebookAds without breaking the rules?
Instead of posting ads, reply to people already asking for a product like yours. In r/FacebookAds the highest-intent moment is: value-driven content. Lead with a genuine, specific answer and mention your product only when it directly helps.