Re: [WISPA] WISPs selling broadband or wireless?

2005-09-19 Thread George
We learned a long time ago that selling  the term "wireless" was 
confusing to some people and had ideas of unreliability, when they think 
of sat tv and rain fade or spotty cell phone coverage.
So we term it broadband in our marketing, but explain the wirleless 
aspect of our system after we make contact and have the oportunity to 
explain our fixed wireless system and dispell any misbeleifs.


George


Tom DeReggi wrote:
Do the majority of WISPs now sell their Wireless service as "Broadband" 
(not mentioning its wireless in initial marketing) or as "Wireless"?
 
How is customer awareness comming along.  Is advertising "wireless" 
helping or hindering the sales process.
 
We are still loosing marketing leads, because prospects are afraid of 
wireless, before we get a chance to educate them on the capabilities and 
added benefits. I'm wondering what others are doing  in recent days.
 
 
Tom DeReggi

RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
 



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Re: [WISPA] WISPs selling broadband or wireless?

2005-09-19 Thread George
We learned a long time ago that selling  the term "wireless" was 
confusing to some people and had ideas of unreliability, when they think 
of sat tv and rain fade or spotty cell phone coverage.
So we term it broadband in our marketing, but explain the wirleless 
aspect of our system after we make contact and have the oportunity to 
explain our fixed wireless system and dispell any misbeleifs.


George


Tom DeReggi wrote:
Do the majority of WISPs now sell their Wireless service as "Broadband" 
(not mentioning its wireless in initial marketing) or as "Wireless"?
 
How is customer awareness comming along.  Is advertising "wireless" 
helping or hindering the sales process.
 
We are still loosing marketing leads, because prospects are afraid of 
wireless, before we get a chance to educate them on the capabilities and 
added benefits. I'm wondering what others are doing  in recent days.
 
 
Tom DeReggi

RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
 



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