Eli Lilly newsletter sponsorships

NewsletterFIT detected Eli Lilly sponsoring 3 newsletters in 3 posts over the last 12 months, first on Jul 19, 2026. Newsletters it has sponsored include Protein XYZ, AAI's Crosslink and Anthony Colpo’s Substack. The most recent placement was in Protein XYZ on Sep 29, 2026. Its placements cluster around Interior design trends, Luxury Retail and consumer culture.

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Newsletters
3
sponsored in the last 12 months
Placements
3
posts with a detected sponsorship
First detected
Jul 19, 2026
in indexed posts
Last seen
Sep 29, 2026
Protein XYZ

Placements per month

2025-112026-10

Newsletters Eli Lilly has sponsored

  1. GhostWeekly · last post 15 days ago

    Likely audience: Interior design enthusiasts

    1 placement · last Sep 29

  2. LinkedInMonthly or less

    1 placement · last Jul 26

  3. SubstackMonthly or less · last post 58 days ago

    Likely audience: Parents concerned about online safety

    1 placement · last Jul 19

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  • Articles Of Interest45K subscribers

    SubstackMonthly or less · last post 22 days ago

    Likely audience: Fashion enthusiasts

    Sponsored by Quince

Recent placements

  • Printed Matter…Protein XYZ

    “it's a shame this results in things like whatever Vogue World is. The latest iteration, hosted in Milan this month, was sponsored by Eli Lil”

  • Announcing the…AAI's Crosslink

    “and guide current and emerging therapies for improved long-term patient outcomes. Featured Session: Major Symposium D — Sponsored by Eli Lil”

  • Antidepressants: Permanently…Anthony Colpo’s Substack

    “ast the early 1980s that antidepressants impair driving performance. While a more recent study conducted by researchers sponsored by Eli Lil”

Detected automatically from posts with explicit sponsorship markers ("sponsored by", "brought to you by" and similar). Detection can miss placements or misread them. Updated Oct 31, 2026 · methodology · all sponsors