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Marketing Essentials Toolkit
Custom-built marketing and CX are great, but sometimes you need materials at a moment’s notice. That’s why NRTC provides a marketing essentials toolkit for all premium customers.
Your handy toolkit includes:
- Marketing Collateral: Access hundreds of ready-made marketing materials. Quickly customize for your brand and have professional materials in minutes.
- Educational Content: Empower your customers with educational materials, including whiteboard videos and handouts. You’ll reduce support calls and increase customer satisfaction.Email Marketing Software: Reach your target audience with a professional email marketing platform. Get access to email templates, analytics, A/B testing, and more. Plus—your NRTC Customer Advocate will provide software training.
- Social Media Support: Amplify your social media presence and solidify your expert status. We’ll supply you with regular social media content and educational tech blog posts.
Insights
NRTC Adds Pivot Proficiencies to Build Rural Connections
NRTC members building broadband businesses using NRTC’s many services now have access to the nearly 20 years of marketing and consulting services that Pivot has provided to rural telecommunications organizations.
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The Latest Marketing News
Supreme Court Overturns Chevron, Placing Doubt on Title II Order
The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned the 40-year-old Chevron Doctrine, which directed courts to give deference to federal agencies’ interpretations of ambiguous statutes. The doctrine has been a case-determining factor in thousands of issues before the court, including telecommunications cases. Some believe that the FCC’s recent order reinstating Title II regulation for broadband providers could be at risk following the end of the Chevron Doctrine.
NTCA Says Better Broadband Data Is Important to Competitive Marketplace
The FCC recently accepted comments in preparation for its report to Congress on the state of competition in the communications marketplace. Rural broadband associations raised several concerns, including the need for accurate broadband coverage data, the increase in broadband regulations and the need to identify spectrum for fixed wireless broadband services.
FCC Seeks to Move Title II Appeal to the D.C. Circuit
The FCC is asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Ohio to transfer the appeal of its April order to restore Title II telecommunications regulation to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. It cited the DC Circuit’s long history and familiarity with similar cases. The Title II order is set to go into effect on July 22. The Commission also denied a petition by several organizations to stay the order prior to the appeal.