Ask HN: How much would you pay to get in front of 8,500 people?

2 karanveer 4 9/1/2025, 7:02:15 AM

Hi guys, I have a newsletter with 8.5k members and im looking if anyone would be willing to sponsor my newsletter.

I have never had a sponsor before, but I would be happy to my first go here on HackerNews, and happy to learn about this way of monetization and publicly discussing too.

Niche - TV ShowBiz News - Weekly Mails. Members - ~8.5k

Lmk what you guys think!

Comments (4)

gus_massa · 1d ago

Do you have some old editions that are online?

karanveer · 1d ago

I missed the Open Rate, its ~20%.

Someone · 1d ago

The demographics of the audience also will hugely influence the value of advertising in your newsletter.

cranberryturkey · 1d ago

$10

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Ask HN: How much would you pay to get in front of 8,500 people?

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