Marketing newsletters and sites that take sponsors

If your product sells to marketers, the fastest paid attention you can buy is usually a sponsorship in a newsletter or site they already read. The hard part is finding the ones that actually take sponsors, and what they offer, without a dozen "contact us for our media kit" emails.

This is a short list of marketing, SEO and email-marketing publications that state on their own pages that they sell sponsorships — newsletter slots, sponsored articles or banners.

How we built this list. On 10 October 2026 we opened each site's own pages — the home page, the "write for us", "advertise" and contact pages — and noted only what the site itself says it accepts. Every "open to" item links to the page where the site says so. We left out link farms and sites whose main business is selling links. Policies change, so read the linked page before you pitch.

English-language newsletters and sites

German, Spanish and Ukrainian

Before you pay for a sponsorship

• Ask for the audience, not just the size. Opens and clicks on recent issues tell you more than subscriber counts. Ask who reads it: in-house marketers, agencies, founders or freelancers.
• Buy one slot first. Test the copy and the offer once before you book a run.
• Send people somewhere specific. A page made for that audience, with a UTM tag, so you can see what the slot brought.
• Sponsored is labelled. Reputable publishers mark paid placements and use rel="sponsored" on paid links. If a site offers "do-follow links" for money, that is a different product — and a risk to your own site.

If you sell sponsorships yourself, you can list them on Woodander Market — buyers can write to you without an account, and we take no commission on the deal.