Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil
DAverageTop 50% in tech
- Estimated value / mo
- $140
- Subscribers
- 20K
- Growth Engine
- Global rank
- #1,621
- of 3,012
- Category rank
- #164
- of 329 in tech
Value breakdown
Sponsorship potential
$1K – $3K/yr
1 sponsored post a month × $13–$35 CPM
If sold today
$3K – $9K
1.5–4× annual revenue
Under 25K subscribers, direct sponsors are rare, so this assumes about one sponsored post a month.
About Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil
Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil is a tech newsletter published on Substack with about 20,000 subscribers. Letter Ranks estimates its earning potential at $140 per month, which places it #1,621 of 3,012 newsletters on the leaderboard and #164 of 329 in tech. The estimate is based on subscriber count, category benchmarks and typical sponsorship and paid-subscription rates, not on reported revenue. Newsletter owners can claim the page to correct the numbers.
How much is Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil worth?
Letter Ranks estimates Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil at $140 per month in earning potential, based on its 20,000 subscribers, category benchmarks for tech and typical sponsorship and paid-subscription rates. That places it #1,621 of 3,012 newsletters on the leaderboard.
How many subscribers does Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil have?
Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil has about 20,000 subscribers on Substack, which ranks #164 of 329 tech newsletters tracked here. Subscriber counts come from public data or the owner's submission and are updated when the newsletter is claimed.
How is the newsletter value calculated?
The estimate combines subscriber count, paid subscriber share and price where known, open rate, and category-level sponsorship benchmarks (CPM and per-send rates). It is an earning-potential estimate, not reported revenue. The full method is on the methodology page.
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