For newsletter writers

A newsletter media kit built around open rate, not just list size.

Subscribers, open rate, click-through rate and who your readers are — plus priced slots for primary sponsorship, secondary placement and classifieds.

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United States52%
Canada27%
Mexico21%

What's on your card

01List health

Opens and clicks

Subscribers, 30-day average open rate and click rate — the three numbers every newsletter buyer asks for first.

02Reader profile

Who reads it

Roles, industries, seniority and countries — a B2B newsletter sells on reader quality, not volume.

03Sponsorship slots

Primary to classified

Price a primary placement, a secondary mention, a classified line and a takeover or series of issues.

04Proof

Past sponsor results

Clicks delivered, sign-ups driven and quotes from previous sponsors, with the issue they ran in.

How newsletter sponsorships are priced

Most newsletters price per send using a CPM against opens rather than total subscribers, because opens are the audience that actually saw the placement. Typical B2B newsletters command far higher CPMs than general-interest lists, so lead with reader profile. State the number of issues per month, the placement position, word count allowed, whether a link is tracked, and your turnaround for copy approval.

What makes a sponsor say yes

Historical click performance. If you have ever run a placement, publish the clicks it delivered and the conversion the sponsor reported. Also include your growth rate — a list adding subscribers weekly is worth more than a static one — and any category exclusivity you offer per issue.

Newsletter audiences are opt-in and attentive; a media kit that shows opens, clicks and reader roles justifies premium pricing.

Share it all through one link: adliked.com/yourname. No attachments, no outdated PDF versions.

Frequently asked questions

+How many subscribers do I need to sell sponsorships?

Specialised newsletters sell placements from around 1,000–2,000 engaged subscribers. Open rate and reader profile matter far more than raw list size.

+Should I price on subscribers or opens?

Opens. Quote a flat rate per issue derived from your average opens, and state the open rate you used so the buyer can check the maths.

+What should I include about my readers?

Roles or industries, seniority, countries and how they subscribed. Buyers pay for a defined audience they can name.

+Can I sell multiple slots per issue?

Yes — publish primary, secondary and classified tiers with different prices, and note category exclusivity if you offer it.

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