This report analyzes the marketing strategies of Tribute Ltd, a small-scale music company promoting tribute artistic music in the UK, with a focus on nostalgia marketing. The report evaluates the potential of nostalgia marketing to attract senior citizens, considering their preferences for tribute music, particularly that of Jimi Hendrix. It examines the role of internet marketing and social media in reaching a wider audience and presents data on sales and consumer behavior, including sales figures from retail stores, live concerts, and online channels. The report includes an Excel spreadsheet with sales data and graphical representations to illustrate sales trends and consumer preferences. Furthermore, the report uses data from field observations at different locations to assess consumer interest and identify biases. The report concludes that nostalgia marketing is a profitable strategy for Tribute Ltd, supporting its ability to connect with the audience and increase sales, and it recommends that the company focus on retail outlets and live concerts for optimal profit generation.