Best Subreddits for Consultants and B2B Firms

r/b2bmarketing, r/smallbusiness, r/ExperiencedDevs: where consultants and B2B service firms answer questions on Reddit, with each community's reported self-promotion norms.

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Communities

CommunityAboutSelf-promotionLast reviewed
r/b2bmarketingA community for professional discussion of B2B marketing practice and trends, with frequent threads on lead generation and the hand-off to sales.Unknown
r/smallbusinessA question-and-answer community about starting, owning and growing a small business. Owners discuss payroll, staffing, clients, regulations and day-to-day software choices.Reported by several sources
r/ExperiencedDevsA community for developers with real industry experience; questions from less experienced people belong in a weekly ask thread, and off-topic subjects are pointed elsewhere.Reported by one source
r/SaaSSalesA community for people who sell software, from SDRs and closers to founders doing their own sales. It covers outbound, prospecting, playbooks and sales tools.Reported by one source
r/salesA community about the craft and career of selling: prospecting, lead generation, closing, business development and sales jobs. Much of the traffic is career-related.Reported by several sources
r/sysadminA community for the profession of computer system administration: day-to-day IT operations, vendors, careers and venting.Reported by several sources
r/B2BSaaSA community for anyone working in a B2B software business, with topics like conversion, retention, churn, metrics, analytics, inbound marketing and distribution. Members share advice, tactics and stories other B2B SaaS operators can relate to.Unknown
r/ChatGPTProAn unofficial community for putting ChatGPT and other language models to practical use, sharing workflows and asking questions. Its name predates OpenAI's Pro plan and it says it has no connection to it.Unknown
r/digital_marketingA community for news, tactics and learning across digital channels such as search, paid, social and email. Third-party guides describe it as more hands-on and tactical than r/marketing.Unknown
r/EntrepreneurOne of the largest general business forums, mixing side-project builders, small business owners and venture founders. It is meant for exchanging ideas and experience, and its description explicitly says it is not a place for self-promotion.Reported by several sources

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