Exmark Dealer Marketing
Marketing That Speaks to the Landscapers Who Buy Exmark
Exmark has built its reputation on commercial cut quality, and its buyers skew heavily toward landscaping business owners rather than casual homeowners. That means the campaign needs to talk like a B2B pitch, not a lawn-care ad.
Commercial cut quality, strong following among landscaping businesses
Sell the Business Case, Not Just the Mower
A landscaping business owner isn't buying a mower, they're buying billable hours. Downtime costs them money, and a bad cut costs them customers. Our ad copy for Exmark dealers leans on uptime, durability, and cut quality — the language that actually moves a contractor to act.
We also target audiences differently: business ownership, landscaping and lawn care job titles, and local trade groups, instead of a broad "homeowners in your area" audience that doesn't match who's actually buying commercial-grade equipment.
The Lineup
Campaigns Built Around Your Exmark Lineup
Vertex S-Series
Exmark's mid-tier stand-on, balancing commercial durability with a price point that works for growing crews.
Vertex X-Series
The top of the Vertex stand-on line — built for full-time crews that run their machines hard all season.
Vertex E-Series
The entry point into Exmark stand-ons, a strong hook for crews stepping up from walk-behinds.
Lazer Z
Exmark's flagship commercial zero-turn line, well known among landscaping crews.
Radius
A mid-priced commercial zero-turn — Lazer Z DNA for buyers who don't need the flagship spec sheet.
Timed to What Exmark Is Running
Exmark commercial buyers often make purchase decisions ahead of the mowing season to avoid missing revenue during peak months. We build campaign timing around that pre-season buying window, then shift to financing and rebate offers as they become available.
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