Something to think about in order to be different: Broadband Speed Tiers: Should You Eliminate Them as a Usage Based Billing Strategy? The suggestion is as follows: “Instead of emphasizing speed, why not emphasize a better broadband experience that delivers all the applications customers want, and base their monthly billing on their amount of broadband usage. It’s a bit of a paradigm shift that’s broader than just about shifting to a usage based billing strategy.”
On the other hand, C-Link presented data that showed Gigabit announcements helped to sell mid-level speed tiers.
BIG PROBLEM: 13% Only Use Smartphone for Broadband – and that number is growing!!! Pew Research via DSLR
We have a chasm problem in both broadband in general (called the Digital Divide) and with FTTH specifically. It is hard to get past the early adopters (unless you have a monopoly), because people are used to DSL or Dial-up or using mobile data. Education and training are required to explain what can be done with Gigabit broadband beyond Netflix and other TV options. Tele-medicine, job opportunities, online learning, homework, side gigs (Etsy, eBay) and so much more.
Fixed Wireless is being used because Type II is expensive; and pole attachment is challenging. Fixed Wireless isn’t reliant on those issues.
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