publishers : your title EVERY DAY in 3,700 retail outlets across Belgium
AMP is Belgium’s first press distributor. Every day we distribute 5,700 different press titles to 3,700 Belgian points of sale.
AMP’s team of seven specialised Account Managers oversee the distribution of publishers’ titles and advise them on commercial opportunities. Need information? Contact AMP’s sales team at Accountteam@ampnet.aperta-test.be!
AMP PLACES YOUR PUBLICATIONS WHERE YOUR READERS LIVE OR TRAVEL
Newspaper stores served by AMP are busy outlets in central locations: people stop to buy their favourite magazine or newspaper, pick up a last-minute gift, treat themselves or place a bet. To publishers, AMP is a proactive and valued partner who markets your titles and improves title sales. Here’s how we work:
DISTRIBUTION PLAN
Where does your title sell best? Turn to AMP sales data for a smarter distribution strategy.
CIRCULATION MANAGEMENT
Unlock your title’s sales potential. Spot seasonal peaks, niche opportunities and the right print run.
REPORTING
See what drives your sales. Explore your results in AMP’s StatsExplorer or get expert analysis from our BI team.
PROMOTION
Stand out in store. Promote your titles through AMP’s display network, from rack placement to floor displays.
FINANCE
Accurate figures. Timely settlement. AMP delivers precise payments and up-to-date profitability insights.
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE FOR PUBLISHERS
OUR BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE TEAM
AMP’s Business Intelligence Team assists publishers in analysing title sales, and in tracking and forecasting. Our data team monitors sales and distribution figures continuously, advising publishers on new opportunities.
Working on your own with your titles’ placement and sales data? You can, with AMP’s Stats Explorer, a free, user-friendly app to gain insight into your titles’ sales figures.
AMP'S PRESS COCKPIT: MONTHLY FIGURES ABOUT THE BELGIAN PRESS MARKET
Every month AMP publishes its “Press Cockpit,” a detailed and comprehensive slide deck with the latest figures and sales results of the Belgian printed press.