This report provides a comprehensive analysis of Marks and Spencer's marketing strategies. It begins with an introduction to marketing management and its application within organizations, specifically focusing on Marks and Spencer, a UK-based international retailer. The main body of the report delves into the branding approaches adopted by Marks and Spencer, including economic, identity, customer-based, personality, relationship, community, and cultural approaches, with a particular emphasis on the customer-based and relationship approaches. The report then explores market positioning, outlining the steps involved in developing and maintaining a strong brand position, such as understanding the target audience, identifying product features, establishing a unique selling proposition, understanding competitors, and promoting the brand effectively. The report also examines the current marketing mix of Marks and Spencer, focusing on the 7Ps (Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People, Process, and Physical Evidence). Finally, the report offers recommendations to improve the marketing strategy of Marks and Spencer, based on the analysis of its branding, positioning, and marketing mix.