Generates a formatted newsletter sponsorship rate card with placement options, audience metrics, pricing tiers, and terms for prospective sponsors or media kits.
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Generates a formatted newsletter sponsorship rate card that documents placement options, audience metrics, pricing tiers, and terms — suitable for sending to prospective sponsors or publishing as part of a media kit.
Generates a formatted newsletter sponsorship rate card that documents placement options, audience metrics, pricing tiers, and terms — suitable for sending to prospective sponsors or publishing as part of a media kit.
Required: Newsletter name, subscriber count, open rate, click rate (if available), and publishing cadence; the placement options you offer or are considering (e.g. dedicated send, top-of-newsletter banner, mid-newsletter mention, sponsored post, classified ad) Optional: Audience demographics or professional profile (the more specific the better — sponsors pay more for precisely defined audiences); CPM or flat-rate pricing preferences; any existing sponsors you are comfortable naming as references; exclusivity terms; typical format constraints for each placement (word count, image specs)
A structured document with these sections: Audience Overview (3–5 bullet points in sponsor language), Placement Options (one sub-section per placement, each with format description and price), Audience Demographics (if provided), Terms & Process (booking lead time, approval, exclusivity, cancellation), Contact (placeholder). Formatted for a professional document: clear headers, consistent pricing format, no marketing hyperbole. Length: 400–600 words. Designed to be sent as-is or dropped into a PDF media kit.
Newsletter: The Friction Report Subscribers: 6,200 active (out of 8,100 total list) Open rate: 46% (average last 90 days) Click rate: 5.2% Cadence: Weekly, Wednesday mornings Audience: Product managers and UX professionals, primarily at technology companies and digital agencies. Approximately 60% manager or director level, 25% senior individual contributors, 15% founders. Placement options wanted:
1. Top-of-Edition Sponsored Note Appears above the first editorial paragraph. 200–250 words, written by the sponsor, reviewed and approved by the editor for tone fit. Includes one link. Published once.
Rate: $950 per edition Implied CPM (on 2,852 opens): $333 per 1,000 opens
2. Mid-Edition Product Mention 60–80 words, written by the editor in the newsletter's voice. Appears after the first section break. Includes one link. The editor writes the copy; the sponsor reviews for factual accuracy.
Rate: $550 per edition Implied CPM: $193 per 1,000 opens
3. Dedicated Sponsor Edition Full edition, clearly labelled "Sponsored Edition" in the subject line and header. Written collaboratively: sponsor provides brief, editor writes and retains editorial control over structure and tone. One send.
Rate: $2,800 per edition Please enquire for availability — maximum one per quarter
3-Month Packages Any placement can be booked as a 3-edition package with category exclusivity (no competing sponsors in the same product category for the duration).
3x Top-of-Edition: $2,600 (save $250) 3x Mid-Edition: $1,500 (save $150)
[YOUR NAME] [YOUR EMAIL] [YOUR WEBSITE]
npx claudepluginhub ur-grue/autopunk-media-skills --plugin autopunk-media-skillsWrites email newsletter editions with subject line formulas, section structure, link placement, and growth tactics. Activates on 'newsletter', 'weekly digest', or 'open rates'.
Writes the in-newsletter section that asks free subscribers to upgrade to a paid tier, articulating specific benefits in a compelling, voice-matched way.
Creates, curates, and grows email newsletters across 6 formats (curated, story-driven, educational, interview, data-driven, personal update) with editorial structure, content sourcing, commentary writing, and subscriber growth guidance.