Broadband: Driving FTTP and VoIP adoption

Capture intent the moment customers show interest in fibre. Own the relationship so every new postcode rollout triggers a targeted upgrade—not another round of paid reacquisition.

The challenge

Historically low-switch, broadband relied on expensive always-on media to stay visible. Timing was the barrier: without knowing when a customer was ready to move, brands paid repeatedly to interrupt the same audience.

Legacy dynamics
  • Switching typically happened only at contract expiry, house moves, or after service failures.
  • Acquisition required constant paid spend to maintain awareness.
  • Collecting contract data upfront added friction and poor data quality.
FTTP changes the market
  • Rollouts create new, high-intent demand for faster connections.
  • Providers need postcode-level timing without paying to re-find the same people.
  • Owning the contact is key to activating the upgrade moment.

How Cohora solves it

Capture first‑party permission at first interaction—“Tell me when fibre is live in my area”—and nurture via owned channels until the upgrade window opens.

Build the record early
  • Generate volume opt-ins tied to postcode and declared interest.
  • Enrich over time with engagement signals and optional contract data.
  • Keep owned communication going via WhatsApp, email, and CRM flows.
Activate at the right moment
  • Trigger campaigns as FTTP goes live in specific postcodes.
  • Upgrade interested customers without paying Meta or Google again.
  • Convert both immediate and longer-term switchers predictably.
Predictable growth as fibre expands

By capturing permission now, providers give marketing the ability to do what it’s supposed to: move customers down the funnel, protect margins, and drive conversions as availability scales.

Every campaign becomes an owned asset, not just another awareness burst.

Quick wins to launch now
  • “Tell me when fibre is live in my postcode” lead capture.
  • VoIP and speed-upgrade education flows via owned channels.
  • Seasonal upgrade pushes aligned to rollout phases.

Own the upgrade moment instead of renting reach.