Spokane Folklore Society newsletter sponsorships

NewsletterFIT detected Spokane Folklore Society sponsoring 2 newsletters in 5 posts over the last 12 months, first on Sep 1, 2026. Its placements cluster around Community events and Family activities.

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Newsletters
2
sponsored in the last 12 months
Placements
5
posts with a detected sponsorship
First detected
Sep 1, 2026
in indexed posts
Last seen
Nov 2, 2026

Placements per month

2025-122026-11

Newsletters Spokane Folklore Society has sponsored

  1. 3 placements
  2. 2 placements

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Detected automatically from posts with explicit sponsorship markers ("sponsored by", "brought to you by" and similar). Detection can miss placements or misread them. Updated Nov 8, 2026 · methodology · all sponsors