Acrobat Pro XI Extended - Geospatial PDF

I generate maps using ArcMap 10.3. This will export to PDF (simple or with layers). However, the layers must be very simplistic and small in file size. I have clients that don't have the GIS software and are not GIS savvy. I need a map viewer.
I read that Acrobat Pro Extended will save the maps in a geospatial PDF. Right now I am using Acrobat Pro XI. How do I or can I get the Extended version and will it generate geospatial PDF maps that will have layer information that can be viewed by Acrobat Reader users?

I think there may be some potential here. Not exactly straightforward, such as using a map viewer would be, but probably workable. I think I will wind up using a base map PDF, then creating various shape files with Python scripts to show what I need to show on the map, and then importing those shape files into the base map. I will try this on a few of the maps I am working with and see if it will provide something of value to my clients.
Thanks,
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