How to Become a Broadband Service Provider

It is possible to provide broadband to customers.

Millions of people connect to the Internet through broadband. Whether it is cable modem, DSL, Wi-Fi, fiber optics or other technologies, a continuous, high-speed connection to the Internet is a valuable thing to have. Businesspeople can communicate via email with customers and collaborate on word processing documents and spreadsheets. Consumers at home can play online games, watch videos and have live chats with their friends. It is possible to become a seller of broadband Internet services to business or residential customers.

Things You'll Need

• Money
• Computer with Internet access

Instructions

1. Purchase an existing utility selling broadband service. There are utilities, including phone and cable companies, that provide direct service to homes and businesses.

2. Become a reseller of existing services. Broadband utilities have programs in which independent companies can sell their services. One example is Skylink in New York.

3. Join an affiliate program of a utility or reseller. Companies like Commission Junction and Adteractive allow people to indirectly sell their services.

References

• Utility
• Reseller
• Affiliate