Bring a leaflet to Liverpool

The Agents Association is asking people to bring copies of their their best leaflets to Liverpool so that people attending can get new ideas from other people’s work. An exchange of best practice, if you will.

Chair, Miranda Roberts, writes:

Please, please, please, if you are coming to Liverpool this weekend, grab a handful of any leaflets you have hanging around, bung them in your suitcase and then bring them to the Agents Association stand in the exhibition at Liverpool conference this weekend!

There will be a small reward for bringing us leaflets…

Any kind of leaflet is welcome – Focus, street letter, blue letter, newspapers, full colour, election or peace time – or anything else you can find!

There will also be a larger prize for the best leaflet submitted.

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