Oct 27, 2026 · 21 min · 10 segments
People don’t choose a broadband provider on price alone. They search for the fastest network in their neighborhood, read what customers say about the service, and, increasingly, turn to AI to decide…
That sounds like quite a spread of audiences and consumers and just a lot of people that you need to satisfy a lot of needs for.
So what's the single biggest shift you've seen in how customers actually find and engage with businesses like yours over the last two?
I mean, when I started four years ago, four and a half years ago, door to door by far was our biggest channel.
We didn't have a huge marketing budget where we could push our brand through every channel in London.
London's a big place to cover as well from a marketing perspective, lots of different types, communities.
And also the generic brand awareness for at the time probably wouldn't have necessarily worked because we were in specific communities delivering fibre.
And I think we really see a difference in terms of how customers generally are finding brands.
We see that customers are using much more search, but predominantly actually starting to flip to AI search as well.
And using AI to not only find a brand, but really qualify what the quality of that brand is like.
For us, that's a really big deal because it stands us out from some of the big competition.
People don't necessarily have a great experience with Telco in the UK across the board.
And to us, that service differentiator, that high score for Trustpilot, having thousands of reviews makes such a difference for
I'll talk to people across many different verticals, but in telco quite often, I'll hear comments like, well, we're just not going to manage it.
We kind of put our head in the sand kind of strategy, but you get the results when you lean into it of if you manage that, if you tend that as a communication channel with your customers, and boy, to get to scores like that is really quite something.
That sounds like quite a spread of audiences and consumers and just a lot of people that you need to satisfy a lot of needs for.
So what's the single biggest shift you've seen in how customers actually find and engage with businesses like yours over the last two?
I mean, when I started four years ago, four and a half years ago, door to door by far was our biggest channel.
We didn't have a huge marketing budget where we could push our brand through every channel in London.
London's a big place to cover as well from a marketing perspective, lots of different types, communities.
And also the generic brand awareness for at the time probably wouldn't have necessarily worked because we were in specific communities delivering fibre.
And I think we really see a difference in terms of how customers generally are finding brands.
We see that customers are using much more search, but predominantly actually starting to flip to AI search as well.
And using AI to not only find a brand, but really qualify what the quality of that brand is like.
For us, that's a really big deal because it stands us out from some of the big competition.
People don't necessarily have a great experience with Telco in the UK across the board.
And to us, that service differentiator, that high score for Trustpilot, having thousands of reviews makes such a difference for
I'll talk to people across many different verticals, but in telco quite often, I'll hear comments like, well, we're just not going to manage it.
We kind of put our head in the sand kind of strategy, but you get the results when you lean into it of if you manage that, if you tend that as a communication channel with your customers, and boy, to get to scores like that is really quite something.
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