Posting your startup in r/ladybusiness
Yes. r/ladybusiness is one of the subreddits that lets founders share their own product, as long as you follow its self-promotion rules and give the community more than you take. The rules and the post formats that get approved are below.
Posts that lead with a genuine question or problem-seeking angle resonate best. Successful posts ask the community for feedback, opinions, or lived experiences rather than launching into a product pitch. Founders share the specific problem they're solving and invite women/non-binary entrepreneurs to weigh in.
Self-promotion rules
You can share your business, but it must be framed as genuine engagement with the community—asking for feedback, sharing a real problem you're solving, or seeking input from your target audience. Avoid direct sales pitches; instead, ask questions, invite opinions, or describe the problem you're addressing. All posts must be flaired, professional in tone, and directly related to entrepreneurship or business ownership.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that lead with a genuine question or problem-seeking angle resonate best. Successful posts ask the community for feedback, opinions, or lived experiences rather than launching into a product pitch. Founders share the specific problem they're solving and invite women/non-binary entrepreneurs to weigh in.
what admin tasks are killing your productivity? building a tool to fix this
I've been talking to founders about the repetitive work that eats their week, and I keep hearing the same bottlenecks. What's the one boring task you'd eliminate tomorrow if you could?