Online marketing for telecommunications

More contracts for your network and your plans

Get found when people look for fiber, a faster internet connection or a mobile contract.

We bring households to your availability check and to a contract, including pre-marketing during fiber rollout.

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Telecommunications initial consultation

In the initial consultation, we show you how to win more contracts for your network and your plans online.

Next, you choose a time for your appointment.

Certification

Certified Google Partner

As a certified Google Partner, we give our clients proven Google Ads expertise, direct access to Google support and data-driven strategies built for maximum performance.

Contracts and pre-marketing

Put your network in front of people looking for a connection.

In a fiber rollout, every contract during pre-marketing counts. We reach the households in your rollout areas in a targeted way, explain your offer clearly and guide them to the availability check.

For internet and mobile plans, people compare online, often through comparison sites. We bring your plans directly into Google Search and guide prospects to sign up on your site.

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Our approach

How we win contracts for your network and your plans.

  1. 01

    Pre-marketing in the rollout area

    We advertise specifically in the towns and streets where you are building. Advertising runs on your marketing schedule and ends when the area is secured.

  2. 02

    Lead to the availability check

    Every ad leads to a check of whether a connection is possible at the address. Those who are eligible go straight to the contract; those who aren't can register their interest.

  3. 03

    Advertise each plan separately

    For fiber, internet and mobile, we build separate campaigns with their own budgets. That way, you see how many contracts each plan brings.

  4. 04

    Answer questions about the connection

    On your website, we explain the process, the home connection and switching in plain language. That way, you appear on Google and in answers from AI assistants when people ask about it.

  5. 05

    Make signing up easier on smartphones

    We review your sign-up flow step by step and show where prospects drop off. Together with your team, we remove obstacles on the way to the contract.

Process

How we bring you contracts for your network and your plans.

  1. 01 / Analysis

    We clarify rollout areas, plans and goals, and review your website, availability check and past advertising.

  2. 02 / Prioritization

    We decide whether to advertise pre-marketing, connections or plans first, and in which areas.

  3. 03 / Implementation

    We create pages for your towns and plans, and ads, and set up tracking all the way to the contract.

  4. 04 / Management

    We evaluate contracts by area and plan and shift budget to where you are short of contracts.

Marketing in the age of AI

When everyone uses AI, real substance becomes a competitive advantage.

When all providers fill their pages with AI, fiber and plans sound the same everywhere. Households then choose the offer that appears first, or wait.

Successful marketing for network operators and providers takes more than AI. We do the work that makes the difference.

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Initial consultation

Together with you, we plan what to advertise: pre-marketing, connections or plans.

We discuss rollout areas, plans, your availability check and your sign-up flow with you.

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Your inquiry comes directly to me. Then pick a time that suits you.

Telecommunications initial consultation

In the initial consultation, we show you how to win more contracts for your network and your plans online.

Next, you choose a time for your appointment.

FAQ

FAQ on online marketing for telecommunications

What happens if too few contracts are signed in a rollout area?

Then we course-correct. We work out the cause with you and shift budget to the campaigns that perform better.

Can you support pre-marketing for a fiber rollout?

Yes. We advertise specifically in your rollout areas, on your marketing schedule, and guide households to the availability check and the contract. We measure contracts per area so you can see where something is still missing.

We work with local sales partners. Does that fit together?

Yes. Online advertising reaches households that door-to-door sales don't reach. We coordinate areas and timing with your sales team so that both work together.

How do we get started?

After the initial consultation, we review your accounts, website and measurement setup. From there, we identify the levers that will have the fastest impact and implement them together with you.

Who is our dedicated contact?

You get a dedicated contact who knows your accounts and coordinates our specialists' work for you.

Is there a minimum contract term?

No. There is no minimum term, and you can cancel your contract monthly.

What do you need from us?

Access to your ad accounts and web analytics, your goals and a point of contact on your team. We'll agree with you on how much time to set aside for this.

When will we see the first results?

With Google Ads, the first conversions usually come in within a few days. Campaigns reach full performance once the bidding strategy has gathered enough data, typically after 6 to 8 weeks. With SEO, the first improvements appear after 2 to 3 months, with gains in revenue and inquiries after about 6 months. The exact pace always depends on your situation.

Who owns the accounts and data?

You do. Ad accounts, tracking and all data remain your property, even after our engagement ends.

How do you use AI?

For us, AI is a day-to-day efficiency driver. At the same time, it has unleashed an unprecedented flood of uniform content. What sets brands apart today isn't standardized prompts but the extra mile: deep industry expertise, high-quality human-written content and smart use of their own first-party data.