Lexeme: third-party marketing  
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  1. noun. Third-party marketing refers to the process of a company or organization promoting its products or services through a third-party entity, rather than directly to the target audience. In this type of marketing, the third-party entity acts as an intermediary or middleman between the company and its customers. This can include various forms of collaboration, such as advertising, affiliate marketing, influencer partnerships, or reseller programs. The purpose of third-party marketing is to leverage the resources, reach, and expertise of the third-party entity to enhance brand visibility, generate leads, and ultimately increase sales. GPT3.5
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  • noun. third-party marketing (singular), third-party marketings (plural)
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