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Daryl Worthington

London

Editor at New Historian

Assistant Editor at Biofuels International

Assistant Editor at BioEnergy Insight

Writer at Inverted Audio

Features Editor at Newtrade, providing convenience retailers with actionable advice to build more profitable businesses in @ThisIsRN and @retailexpress

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Articles

  • A comprehensive guide to boosting summer profits

    1 week ago | betterretailing.com | Daryl Worthington

    Summer is here, and it will be providing an opportunity to increase sales for the coming months. The starting point to boosting summer profits is focusing your range and getting in seasonal lines that could fly off the shelves. The first thing to take into account is the volatility of the British summer, and how that can affect what sells and what doesn’t.

  • Unlimited Editions: Dusty Ballz

    1 week ago | thewire.co.uk | Daryl Worthington

    Dusty Ballz seeks to build bridges, introducing musicians reacting to Chinese contexts into international dialogues around new music. Founded by China-born, currently London-based Mabu Li in 2020, all releases on Dusty Ballz have been recorded in China, predominantly by artists who currently live there. Several artists on Dusty Ballz, such as Lao Dan, Sheng Jie or Zhang Meng, have formal training in Chinese classical music.

  • Three soft drinks sales trends you need to know

    2 weeks ago | betterretailing.com | Daryl Worthington

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  • Four tips to boost profits this Easter weekend

    2 months ago | betterretailing.com | Daryl Worthington

    Easter is upon us, and while many customers might have made their purchases already, there’s still an opportunity to drive last minute sales and profits in your store. There’s an opportunity to drive extra profits on popular chocolate lines by adjusting your pricing. An Easter classic, the Cadbury Crème Egg 44g, provides a good example. Pricing on this line is fiercely competitive. The wholesaler RRP for this line, 99p, delivers stores average weekly profits of £15.16.

  • Data insight: Four alcohol RTD trends you need to know for the perfect range

    2 months ago | betterretailing.com | Daryl Worthington

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Daryl Worthington
Daryl Worthington @DarylNewtrade
5 Mar 20

Great to visit @anita_nye's wonderful new Sweet News store today and learn how she's making it stand out - @betterRetailing team (Especially @AlexYau_ ) are already enjoying the unicorns I brought back.... https://t.co/JItp5vbjHi

Daryl Worthington
Daryl Worthington @DarylNewtrade
12 Feb 20

Help fight crime and perhaps win a prize!!! If you have a few minutes spare, fill out @betterRetailing's Retail Crime Survey, put together by my colleague @MeganHumphrey_ and you'll be entered into the draw for a £50 cash prize. https://t.co/V5VpB5faTg 👇👇👇

Daryl Worthington
Daryl Worthington @DarylNewtrade
4 Feb 20

RT @NisaRetail: Brilliant store profile @NisaView in #Coventry in the latest issue @retailexpress from @DarylNewtrade. A really good read +…