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'''Outsource marketing''' is the practice of entrusting the company's marketing demands to a third party. Experts are hired to develop and execute business marketing strategy and campaigns (Emiliani, Gregory & Swartz, 2018). '''Outsourcing''' indicates to a contractual relationship for delivering business services by an external provider. Simply put, a company pays another company to do work for it. Outsourcing consists of entrusting a supplier with activities outside the core competencies chosen by the organization (Sharpe, 1997).
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==References==
* Emiliani R., Gregory A., Swartz G. (2018). [http://catalystmarketing.io/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Complete-Handbook-to-Outsourcing-Marketing.pdf ''The Complete Handbook to Outsourcing Marketing.''] Catalyst marketing research.
* Sharpe, M. (1997). [https://www.proquest.com/openview/36ed23f0a2dc1ea6f7017037cc461a6e/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=48175 ''Outsourcing, organizational competitiveness, and work.''] Journal of labor Research, 18(4), 535.
 
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Outsource marketing is the practice of entrusting the company's marketing demands to a third party. Experts are hired to develop and execute business marketing strategy and campaigns (Emiliani, Gregory & Swartz, 2018). Outsourcing indicates to a contractual relationship for delivering business services by an external provider. Simply put, a company pays another company to do work for it. Outsourcing consists of entrusting a supplier with activities outside the core competencies chosen by the organization (Sharpe, 1997).

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Author: Paulina Olszewska