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Empowering your customer sales team is essential for driving growth and building long-lasting relationships with customers. By equipping your team with the right tools, training, and support, you not only boost their confidence but also enhance their ability to deliver exceptional service. In this month’s webinar, Luke Oborny, Customer Sales Supervisor at Nex-Tech, provided key points for creating a strong, motivated sales force that can effectively meet the needs of your customers while achieving your business goals.

Twelve seasons ago, Nex-Tech Game Time kicked off as more than just a show—it’s a celebration of local talent, schools, and communities. Since 2012, we’ve had the privilege of covering live sports like football and regional wrestling, offering a high-quality, live-streamed experience for people across our region.

Expanding a fiber network for broadband providers isn’t just about building infrastructure. The idea of “if you build it they will come” doesn’t always work.

In today’s digital age, understanding your online presence is not just an advantage; it’s a necessity. This is especially true for rural telecommunications companies. The challenge lies in navigating the complex world of Google Analytics (GA4) to harness its full potential for your business. That’s where Nex-Tech comes in. We’re not just a company; we’re your digital ally, here to guide you through the GA4 maze.

Revolutionize Your Telecom Growth with Nex-Tech's Creative and Carrier Services In 1996, the telecommunications landscape was transformed by the Telecommunications Act, and...

As of October 10, transparency in internet offerings is not just a courtesy; it’s a requirement. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has mandated the use of broadband consumer labels to ensure that customers have clear and understandable information about the providers’ internet options.

If you are a decision-maker at a rural telecommunications company, you may be wondering how to cope with the end of the ACP program. ACP, or the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program, was a federal program that gave a $30 monthly discount to low-income households to help them pay for their internet bills.