Tuesday, October 16, 2007
LP Broadband Press
We know that you stay on top of trends in wireless Internet offerings to keep your readers informed of what is available to them locally. So we want to let you know what LP Broadband has been doing lately to provide our community with locally supported Internet service.
New customers continue to come to LP Broadband at a steady pace: we now serve over 4,500 residents and businesses—a 25% growth rate in the last year! This growth has come from increasing our coverage areas in Northern Colorado and our expansion into Wyoming: we are now providing our reliable wireless Internet service in the entire Cheyenne area.
Also, more and more of our new and existing customers are signing on for our Internet Digital Telephone service (VoIP) and are finding it a viable, affordable alternative to traditional landline phone service. In addition to adding this and other services to our product offering, we have regularly increased performance on all of our services without increasing the cost to our customers.
Many businesses are finding a competitive advantage in offering free Internet access to their customers. LP Broadband now provides hotspots in many local businesses including the Orchards Athletic Club, both Loveland Coffee locations, Dazbog coffee shops in Loveland and Fort Collins, and the Fort Collins/Loveland Airport.
You may have noticed us in the past few months at a number of local events, including
Windsor Harvest Days
Loveland Chamber Business After Hours
Fort Collins Chamber Business After Hours
Cheyenne Chamber Business After Hours
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Red Carpet Event for our grand opening
The third annual Bixpo at The Ranch in Loveland
This week we will be hosting the first of a series of free information sessions to help residents in Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming understand the opportunities and manage the challenges afforded by the Internet. Among the topics we will cover are computing basics and Internet security. Our first presentation will be at the Sunflower adult community in northeast Fort Collins today, October 17, at 7 p.m. If you are interested in covering any of these events, we would be happy to see you there. And your readers may be interested to know that we are happy to take this presentation to other groups in the community; anyone interested should contact us.
Our CEO, Wilson Spence, and others on our executive and technical staff are always happy to answer any questions you might have about wireless service in general or LP Broadband in particular. Let us know how we can help.
http://www.lpbroadband.com/
970.372.2824
New customers continue to come to LP Broadband at a steady pace: we now serve over 4,500 residents and businesses—a 25% growth rate in the last year! This growth has come from increasing our coverage areas in Northern Colorado and our expansion into Wyoming: we are now providing our reliable wireless Internet service in the entire Cheyenne area.
Also, more and more of our new and existing customers are signing on for our Internet Digital Telephone service (VoIP) and are finding it a viable, affordable alternative to traditional landline phone service. In addition to adding this and other services to our product offering, we have regularly increased performance on all of our services without increasing the cost to our customers.
Many businesses are finding a competitive advantage in offering free Internet access to their customers. LP Broadband now provides hotspots in many local businesses including the Orchards Athletic Club, both Loveland Coffee locations, Dazbog coffee shops in Loveland and Fort Collins, and the Fort Collins/Loveland Airport.
You may have noticed us in the past few months at a number of local events, including
Windsor Harvest Days
Loveland Chamber Business After Hours
Fort Collins Chamber Business After Hours
Cheyenne Chamber Business After Hours
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Red Carpet Event for our grand opening
The third annual Bixpo at The Ranch in Loveland
This week we will be hosting the first of a series of free information sessions to help residents in Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming understand the opportunities and manage the challenges afforded by the Internet. Among the topics we will cover are computing basics and Internet security. Our first presentation will be at the Sunflower adult community in northeast Fort Collins today, October 17, at 7 p.m. If you are interested in covering any of these events, we would be happy to see you there. And your readers may be interested to know that we are happy to take this presentation to other groups in the community; anyone interested should contact us.
Our CEO, Wilson Spence, and others on our executive and technical staff are always happy to answer any questions you might have about wireless service in general or LP Broadband in particular. Let us know how we can help.
http://www.lpbroadband.com/
970.372.2824
