Necessary cookies help to make a website usable by enabling basic functions such as language selection and access to secure areas of the website. The website cannot function properly without these cookies. Therefore, these cookies cannot be deactivated.
Statistics cookies help website owners understand how visitors interact with websites by collecting and reporting information anonymously, e.g. with Google Analytics.
Marketing cookies are used to follow visitors to websites. The intention is to display relevant and engaging ads for users, which are also more valuable for publishers and third party advertisers, e.g. ads for YouTube videos.
We use cookies to improve our website and to ensure that it functions reliably and securely. We also use cookies for analysis and marketing purposes. The protection of your privacy is very important to us. You therefore have the option of excluding certain types of cookies. To activate cookies, please click on «Accept all» or adjust your preferences under «Settings». You can revoke your consent at any time under «Settings». To find out more, read our data privacy statement.
Regional telecommunications and Internet service providers are in an excellent position today. Thanks to their local presence and close customer relationships, they enjoy a high level of trust within their communities.
Historically, many regional providers have focused on building and operating network infrastructure. This has long been a key success factor and remains the foundation of their business today. At the same time, however, market expectations are evolving.
High-speed Internet, reliable networks and dependable service have largely become the norm. As a result, offerings are becoming increasingly similar, making it more difficult for customers to distinguish between providers.
The more Internet and telecommunications services become comparable, the more important one simple question becomes: Why should customers choose your company over another?
Today, customers increasingly judge the overall experience rather than individual technical features. Is the offer easy to understand? Does WiFi perform reliably throughout the home? Are devices and users adequately protected against cyber threats? How quickly are questions answered? And do customers continue to feel well supported after signing the contract?
A high-performance network infrastructure remains essential. However, competitive differentiation is increasingly driven by the quality of the customer relationship, the level of service and the clarity of the overall value proposition.
As a result, differentiation is no longer created solely through the technical delivery of connectivity, but through the complete customer experience and the value your company delivers.
This is precisely why clear positioning is becoming increasingly important. It is far more than a new visual identity, a slogan or an advertising campaign. Positioning is the conscious decision about what your company stands for and how you want to be perceived by your customers.
It begins with the very first visit to your website, continues throughout the sales process and is reflected in customer support, invoices and every interaction your customers have with your business. The more consistent this experience is, the stronger your brand becomes and the more clearly you differentiate yourself from competitors.
Strong positioning provides clarity. It helps customers better understand your offering, builds trust and enables them to recognise your value more quickly.
Positioning alone, however, is not enough. It must be reflected consistently across every customer touchpoint.
Personal service, easy-to-understand offers, reliable whole-home WiFi, responsive customer support and value-added services such as cybersecurity and parental controls all bring your value proposition to life. When your communication, your services and the customer experience all tell the same story, your differentiation becomes credible.
Regional providers already possess many of the qualities needed to succeed. Trust, local presence and personal customer relationships are strengths that national providers cannot easily replicate.
The challenge is therefore not to reinvent your business, but to make these strengths more visible and consistently translate them into your positioning, your offers, your communications and your customer experience.
When your value proposition and customer experience tell the same story, you create value that extends far beyond connectivity alone. This is where regional providers have the opportunity to build lasting differentiation and give customers a compelling reason to choose them.
Call me or write me an e-mail. I look forward to hearing from you!
+41 78 606 99 41
daniel.schurter@mybn.ch