Fixed broadband retention strategies: case studies and analysis
18 March 2025 | Research
Case studies report | PPTX and PDF (16 slides) | Fixed Services
This report analyses fixed broadband retention strategies, showcasing successful approaches by leading telecoms operators to reduce customer churn. It offers insights into the effectiveness of structural changes, quality of experience (QoE) improvements, bundling, loyalty incentives and value-added services.
The report also provides recommendations for telecoms operators and industry stakeholders aiming to enhance customer retention. It offers actionable guidance on leveraging structural changes, investing in QoE improvements, tailoring bundling and loyalty incentives, and evaluating the market demand for value-added services. This helps operators develop sustainable strategies to maintain low churn rates and improve customer satisfaction.
Questions answered in this report
- What are the most effective strategies for reducing customer churn in the fixed broadband market?
- How do different telecoms operators implement these strategies to achieve lower churn rates?
- What are the long-term implications of relying on fibre roll-out and M&A activity for churn reduction?
- How can operators tailor their bundling and loyalty incentives to meet diverse customer needs?
The following companies are included as case studies
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Authors

Martin Scott
Research Director
Dongye Liu
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