Substack Launches Native Sponsorship Program Connecting Writers with Advertisers
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Brian Steinberg
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Substack launched a new native sponsorships program that connects newsletter writers with advertisers like Yahoo Scout, Whatnot, Granola, Balenciaga, T-Mobile, Polymarket, and Uber. The program aims to simplify sponsorship revenue for creators by facilitating direct partnerships between authors and brands, though specific financial terms were not disclosed.
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