Dia Stronach is a journalist specializing in local retail news in the United Kingdom, with a focus on the London area. As a writer for betterRetailing, Dia covers a wide range of topics including store expansions, product launches, industry trends, and regulatory changes affecting independent retailers.
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Dia Stronach's article titles and coverage attributes indicate a focus on local retail, newspapers, distribution, and business growth in the United Kingdom with a heavy emphasis on product promotions. Dia appears to be receptive to press releases, announcements, and data-driven pitches related to these topics.
Given her focus on local (United Kingdom) coverage of retail-related matters such as sales strategies and store expansions, she would likely appreciate pitches that provide insights into successful local business strategies or new developments within the UK's retail sector. Additionally, she may find interest in stories about emerging trends or innovative marketing tactics employed by London-based retailers.
Considering Dia’s strong emphasis on product promotions and content & publishing themes within the UK market context suggests that any outreach should highlight how specific products are being promoted effectively through various channels or how publishers are adapting their content strategy for better engagement.
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Retailers can make more than 25% margin on delivered copies of the Mail thanks to an increase in its enhanced margin scheme
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Newspapers are to be pulled from 200 Shell forecourt sites, less than a year after all Shell stores removed magazines.
By: Dia Stronach
ABC figures have revealed which newspapers saw growth in voucher subscription copy sales during Home News Delivery month
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Late newspapers deliveries into wholesale depots improved, despite a month of storms
The average newsagent stands to make approximately £56 extra profit next year due to pro-rata price rises on the i newspaper and weekend Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday editions.
By: Dia Stronach
Daily Mail subscribers have begun receiving Mail Subscription Cards, which the publisher says will improve efficiencies for retailers
Newspaper deliveries improved for the second consecutive month across December 2024, with a number of titles improving their arrival times
Menzies Distribution says its live news delivery tracking system, Track My Delivery, will be rolled out soon now trials are completed
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