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Can you self-promote in r/ITManagers?
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.
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“No Spam Posts”
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The highest-intent moment
The safest way into r/ITManagers is not a post, it is a well-timed reply. Watch for: Vendor / contract questions, RFP-shaped threads. Answer it genuinely first, then mention your product only if it directly helps.
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Can I promote my product in r/ITManagers?
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/ITManagers's self-promotion rule?
Per r/ITManagers's rules ("No Spam"): "No Spam Posts"
How do I get customers in r/ITManagers without breaking the rules?
Instead of posting ads, reply to people already asking for a product like yours. In r/ITManagers the highest-intent moment is: Vendor / contract questions, RFP-shaped threads. Lead with a genuine, specific answer and mention your product only when it directly helps.