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Diary
Open days, networking mornings and webinars for our agent partners and local advertisers.
What we run
Agent Papers runs events through the year for two audiences: agents considering a title of their own, and the local businesses that advertise in the papers we already publish. Some are half-hour webinars you can join from your desk; others are open days and breakfasts where you can meet the team and other advertisers in your area. Most are free, and none of them are a sales pitch in disguise.
In person · Drop in
Come and see how an issue is put together, from the first editorial meeting to the pallets going out for distribution. Drop in at any point during the day — our editorial and design teams will walk you through live titles, print samples and the numbers behind a typical program.
In person · Breakfast, 40 places
An informal morning for advertisers and prospective advertisers across our Dorset titles. Coffee, introductions round the room and two short talks from local business owners on what has actually worked for them in print. Free to attend, but places go quickly.
Webinar · 45 minutes
A lunchtime session for estate and letting agents weighing up a paper of their own. We take Local Leaders, Income Generator and Revenue Partner in turn, show the costs and revenue for each, and leave fifteen minutes at the end for questions.
In person · Members only
Our termly get-together for Agent Paper Business Club members. Breakfast, a preview of the Christmas issues and the editorial calendar for the coming year, plus first refusal on premium positions before they go on general sale.
Save your place
Tell us which event you would like to attend and we will hold a place and send joining details. If none of the dates work, say so — we run most of these several times a year and will let you know when the next one is confirmed.
Event dates are announced to newsletter subscribers first, usually a fortnight before they appear on this page.
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