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Introduction

This report has been conducted in order to evaluate Suitshop website and to give them advice on what improvements can be made against the criteria that has been established from the theories which are branding, internet marketing strategies and marketing mix. The report will take into account the internet marketing concept. Suitshop website is not popular among consumers at the moment and is struggling with top competitors like Debenhams and Next online who are leading suit retailers in the marketplace. .

Methodology

SWOT analysis
This technique will be used in order to evaluate Suitsho's online presence and a internal analysis enables the Suitshop to identify their strengths and weaknesses which are both internal issues where they can only succeed or fail. The internal areas enable the business to build upon their strengths and opportunities in order to overcome their weaknesses. Strengths can be used in order for Suitshop to be able to work towards their......

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Approximate Word Count: 4358
Approximate Pages: 18 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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