Work with The Rail Agenda
You have the substance. Make sure the sector hears it.
The Rail Agenda (TRA) is an independent publication covering the European rail sector — edited and published by Dan Jensen, a journalist with more than 25 years in B2B media and business reporting.
One editorial voice, one principle: signal over noise.
Who you reach
The newsletters — Tuesday Brief and Friday Brief — are read by the people specialist suppliers want to reach: technical and commercial decision makers at operators, infrastructure managers and suppliers across European rail.
On LinkedIn, Dan Jensen reaches 7,000 followers across the sector. Posts typically draw 10,000+ views; the strongest have passed 100,000.
Not random clicks. The professional core of European rail.
Partnerships
All sponsored content is clearly marked and kept separate from editorial coverage. That independence is what makes the audience worth reaching.
Newsletter sponsorship — 500 EUR / week Your message in both weekly newsletters, with a link to your website or another destination of your choice.
Newsletter sponsorship + sponsored industry article — from 900 EUR Your news story — developed together — featured in both weekly newsletters, published in the Industry section, and free for you to use on your own channels.
Newsletter sponsorship + sponsored industry article + LinkedIn promotion — from 1,100 EUR All of the above, plus an editorial launch of the story on Dan Jensen’s LinkedIn the same week.
Something else — event promotion or trade fair push? Please ask.
Editorial services
The same editorial discipline, applied to your own market-facing communication — separate from editorial coverage:
Press releases and launch texts written so journalists use them and buyers read them (from 600 EUR). Executive thought leadership and LinkedIn positioning, written to sound like the person — not like a press office.
Market explainers and white papers for audiences that need to understand a subject, not be sold to. Or ongoing editorial support on retainer.
Individual proposals — based on what you need? Just ask.
How it works
Send a short note on what you want to achieve. You get an honest answer on whether — and how — it fits, and a concrete proposal.
Straight answers, quickly.