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Deep Learning Weekly

@deeplearningweekly Newsletter on Substack

Not known. Estimate $2,250 to $16,800 for one dedicated send.

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average reach a post Substack publishes no view counts, so there is no reach figure here.
free subscribers 224,000 From Substack's own API. Read Sep 4, 2026.
posts every 7 days across 10 recent posts
last posted 11d ago Read Sep 4, 2026.

Recent post performance

Likes on their last 10 posts

Average likes31
LikesAverage

Jun 26, 2026 to Aug 27, 2026. Oldest to newest.

View post data10 posts
Likes on their last 10 posts, with dates and paid partnership flags
PostDateLikesPromotion flag
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 46126Not flagged
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 46228Not flagged
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 46333Not flagged
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 46444Not flagged
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 46534Not flagged
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 46632Not flagged
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 46733Not flagged
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 46823Not flagged
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 46935Not flagged
Deep Learning Weekly: Issue 47020Not flagged

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Estimate $2,250 to $16,800 for one dedicated send

224,000 subscribers x $10 to $75 per 1,000 subscribers (beehiiv, 29 May 2026). Benchmark: beehiiv, Newsletter sponsorship cost ↗. This is our arithmetic on a published benchmark, not a quote from the creator.

Specialised B2B lists often command more (beehiiv quotes $50 to $100+).

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What we checked

21 checks, 10 passed, 2 to review
Metrics came from the platform Every audience figure here is a value Substack's own API returned, never estimated or inferred. The price estimate is the one number we work out ourselves, and it is labelled and shows its arithmetic. not published
Enough recent posts to judge 10 recent posts sampled (target 10). not published
Newsletter floor: ≥10,000 free subscribers and ≥20 median reactions 224,000 free subscribers (Substack's own figure, not the author's claim), 33 median reactions across 10 recent issues. required
Open rate Nobody publishes a newsletter's open rate: not Substack, not the author. How many subscribers actually opened the email a sponsored slot sat in is unknown, and is not estimated here. The subscriber count is the size of the list, not the size of the audience. not published
A sponsored slot would reach the free list 100% of recent issues go to the whole list, so a sponsored slot reaches the subscriber count shown. integrity
Tech / dev / software engineering 4 distinct dev signals in the bio and post text: llm, gpt, claude, mcp server. required
Not a gaming channel No gaming signal in the text. Substack publishes no content category, so this is a text judgement. required
Not a hardware / gear channel No hardware/gear pattern. preference
! Target region (US / UK / EU / AU / NZ / SG) This account has left its location field empty. Region is unknown and must not be claimed. required
! Reactions plausible for the subscriber count 33 median reactions against 224,000 free subscribers is 0.015%. Reaction rates run low on newsletters, but this is low even for that. The list may be far less active than its size suggests. integrity
Average is not one viral outlier No view counts on this platform. not published
Comment volume matches the view counts Comment counts were not returned for this account. not published
Reach plausible for the audience count No view counts on this platform. not published
Posted recently Last post 11 day(s) ago. preference
Publishes on a regular schedule Median 7 day(s) between posts; the 10 sampled posts span 62 days. preference
Sampled posts are recent enough to compare Too few dated posts with counts to test whether the sample is comparable. not published
Same numbers from two endpoints of the same API No post from this account appeared in both the search index and the profile feed, so there was nothing to cross-check. not published
Verified against the platform's own published feed Substack publishes no independent public feed to check the API's numbers against. YouTube is the only platform here where that second source exists. not published
An independent creator, not a company's own channel Nothing marks this as a company-run channel: it is not a known company account, the name carries no corporate designation, and the bio is not written in a company's voice. required
Same person confirmed on other platforms No other public profile was linked from this account, so this record covers one platform only. not published
Runs paid promotions (platform-declared) Sponsorships shown for this creator are parsed from the text of their own post descriptions, so they are suspected rather than platform-confirmed. not published
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