r/ProductManagement for B2B sellers
284,171 members · rules and posts checked 17 October 2026
r/ProductManagement is a community for product managers, with 284,171 members. Its rules are strict for sellers. Direct self-promotion, product promotion, project sharing and research requests are generally not allowed, except where the rules explicitly permit them, such as the Friday Show and Tell thread.
Buyers here often ask for recommendations on product-management training and certifications, AI product-development tools, workflow and collaboration software, and resources for writing specifications. They also ask how to stay current on product and technology topics.
Self-promotion: strict
Self-promotion and spam are prohibited. Product promotion, project sharing, and similar content are only allowed in the designated Friday Show and Tell thread, and product research posts are also disallowed outside approved exceptions.
1No self-promotion or spam
Do not promote yourself, your product, or spam; only the Friday Show and Tell thread is an exception.
2Post career related comment in the quarterly thread
Career questions, resume reviews, interview help, and job-search topics must go in the quarterly career thread.
3Follow Rediquette
Follow Reddit’s general etiquette rules.
4No research, product or otherwise
Do not run product, market, user, or academic research in the community without prior approval; project sharing is only allowed in Friday Show and Tell.
5No AI Generated Posts
Do not post AI-generated content.
6No off-topic posts, low quality posts, or memes
Keep posts on-topic and high quality; low-effort or repetitive content may be removed.
7No posts about how to get started as a PM
Do not post beginner ‘how do I get started as a PM’ questions; use existing resources.
8Post rants in the weekly rant thread
Put rants in the weekly rant thread.
9Moderators Discretion
Moderators may remove content they believe does not contribute to product-management discussion.
Summarised from the community's posted rules on 17 October 2026. Moderators change rules; read the current rules before you post.
What buyers ask for here
Sample requests from public posts, paraphrased and anonymised, found 17 October 2026.
- “Looking for an off-the-shelf tool that makes product artifacts into live, agent-driven objects and automates downstream work.”
- “Seeking recommendations for refresher training or courses to rebuild product-management skills after time away from the discipline.”
- “Looking for examples or resources showing how to write product and technical specifications for AI agents.”
- “Seeking workflow or software suggestions for voice-based conversational AI assistance to support product work.”
- “Looking for feedback on using a product-management and delivery tool and how teams manage it alongside documentation software.”
- “Requesting recommendations for product-owner or product-manager certifications and AI-related courses.”
- “Looking for newsletters or websites that keep product and technology professionals current without excessive AI hype.”
Of 109 recent posts we checked, 6% read as someone looking to buy or hire. How we collect this
Who it suits
Good for
- Product management training and certification providers
- Productivity and workflow software
- AI product-development tools
- Product-management platforms and collaboration tools
Less useful for
- Cold outreach services
- Lead-generation offers
- Market-research recruiters
How to take part without getting removed
- Do not promote yourself, your product, or services in regular posts or comments. Product sharing is only allowed in the Friday Show and Tell thread.
- Do not run product, market, user, or academic research without prior approval.
- Keep contributions focused on product-management discussions and provide high-quality, on-topic input.
- Follow Reddit etiquette and engage respectfully with the community.
- Do not post AI-generated content.
- Moderators may remove content they believe does not contribute to product-management discussion.
What a good reply looks like here
A good reply answers the question with practical information and recommendations. Keep it relevant to what product managers need, skip the promotion, and share what you know without turning the thread into a sales pitch.
Sample reply: If you're looking for an off-the-shelf tool that turns product artifacts into live, agent-driven objects and automates downstream work, it may help to compare options by how they connect requirements, specifications, and workflows. I would look at how each tool handles traceability between artifacts, whether it supports automation across teams, and whether outputs stay synchronized as requirements change. Asking vendors for examples of the downstream workflows they automate can also make comparisons easier.
When to skip r/ProductManagement
This community is usually not worth your time if your goal is direct prospecting, cold outreach, lead generation, recruiting research participants, or promoting a product. Self-promotion and research are heavily restricted here, so it works better for learning from discussions and spotting needs than for pitching solutions.
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