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Outsourcing Marketing Efforts Can Help Construction Suppliers Remain Competitive

Outsourced omnichannel marketing can help suppliers lower costs, improving the overall cost of sale for building product manufacturers across the industry.
By Sarah Helbig
April 6, 2017
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by Sarah Helbig
Sarah Helbig brings more than a decade of experience to MMC, including her most recent position with Interrupt Marketing, a firm focused entirely on the building materials industry. Her career has spanned all aspects of marketing, from design and group creative direction to strategic planning, voice of channel, qualitative and quantitative research, sales promotion and support. Sarah has been presented with several awards from the Advertising Federation of America for excellence in the field. \r\nSarah is a graduate of the Art Academy of Cincinnati. She works out of Toledo, OH.

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