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Industrial equipment and distributor marketing examples.
Two original planning examples. Adapt the wording and buying questions to your business, then download the project brief.
Prepared by Stan Consulting. These illustrate our approach; they are not client results or claims about a particular organization.
Equipment manufacturers and dealers
An operations buyer comparing equipment for an application
Example page opening
Equipment for [application]
Build application and product pages that explain selection, configuration, installation and after-sales support. Give dealers consistent campaign assets and technical teams a review process before publication.
Illustrative wording. The brief below lets you adapt the audience, market and approved facts.
Information to agree
Application, operating requirements, location, configuration needs and purchasing stage.
What to measure
Track qualified demonstrations, proposals and equipment sales across the buying cycle.
Parts, tooling and MRO distributors
A maintenance or purchasing team sourcing a replacement
Example page opening
Find the part that fits your equipment
Improve category navigation, part identification, compatibility information and stock messaging. Separate repeat catalog ordering from configured products and quotation-only items.
Illustrative wording. The brief below lets you adapt the audience, market and approved facts.
Information to agree
Part number if known, machine or application, quantity and required date.
What to measure
Measure completed orders, quote quality, repeat accounts and costly wrong-part inquiries.
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How this example should be used.
Authorship and review
Original marketing examples prepared by Stan Consulting. Updated October 4, 2026. They show the proposed work and the information needed to scope it.
Product specialists approve compatibility, availability, safety, pricing and performance claims. Integration and catalog migration require a separate technical scope.
From example to paid project
We confirm the audience, deliverables, access, reviewers, fee and timing before starting. The example does not promise a business outcome or include implementation.
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