One of the things we’re incredibly passionate about is building a community — not just a collection of individual businesses working alone, but a true alliance of wireless providers, working side-by-side to bring reliable, affordable internet to the people who need it most.
And one of the best ways we can start building that community is by collaborating on marketing.
Let’s face it — marketing is hard. It takes time, creativity, trial and error, and often a lot of wasted dollars to figure out what actually works. But what if it didn’t have to be that way? What if we could leapfrog some of the pain by sharing what’s already working?
At Nomad, we’ve come to a realization:
The rural internet divide is far too massive for any one company to solve.
It’s bigger than us. It’s bigger than you. It’s bigger than all of us combined — and even if every single company in this forum worked full throttle for the next 100 years, we still wouldn’t reach everyone who needs access. That’s the size of the challenge we’re facing.
But the good news?
Together, we can move mountains.
We believe the most immediate opportunity for collaboration is in marketing — the words we use, the images we share, the campaigns we run, and the way we communicate what we offer to our communities.
And so we’re launching a community-wide call to action:
Share Your Marketing — Get a Free Modem
We want to build a shared marketing resource library — powered by you.
Got a flyer? Post it.
Got a logo? Let’s see it.
Created a great email or text campaign? Share it.
Need help with messaging or branding? Ask for it.
We’re offering a free modem to anyone who posts their marketing materials here in the forum — logo, brand colors, brochures, social ads, whatever you’ve got — before the end of the month.
That’s how serious we are about building a community that collaborates, supports, and wins together.
Why This Matters
If you’ve ever spent money on an ad that didn’t work…
If you’ve ever struggled to explain your product clearly…
If you’ve ever wished for a blueprint instead of starting from scratch…
You’re not alone. We’ve all been there. We’ve all made mistakes. But mistakes shouldn’t be repeated when they don’t have to be.
When we share what works — and what doesn’t — we all move faster. We all waste less money. We all get better. Faster.
And here’s the kicker: we’re not competitors.
The real competition? It’s not the person sitting in this forum with you.
It’s the massive telecoms who have ignored rural communities for decades.
It’s the overpriced plans, the poor customer service, the broken promises.
We are not each other’s enemies — we’re allies in the same fight.
And the faster we realize that, the faster we build something powerful.
What You Can Share
Not sure what to post? Here are a few ideas:
- Your logo and brand colors
- Flyers, postcards, brochures
- Website landing pages
- Facebook or Instagram ads
- Sales emails or scripts
- Text message campaigns
- Anything you’ve created for marketing
You can also post a request for help if you’re stuck — we’re happy to offer guidance, feedback, or even help build something alongside you.
This is Just the Beginning
We believe this industry has the power to rewrite what internet access looks like in rural America — but we won’t get there unless we band together.
By pooling our ideas, resources, and experience, we can do more than just market better — we can build a shared movement that finally gives rural customers a real choice, real service, and real value.
And when we start showing up together — with clear messaging, shared strategies, and united goals — that’s when the big players will finally have to take notice.
That’s when we earn our seat at the table.
So let’s start now.
Let’s start with each other.
Let’s build something unstoppable.
Action Step
Post your marketing materials or request for help in this forum by the end of the month, and we’ll send you a free modem — no strings attached.
We just want to see you join the movement.
Let’s go win this thing. Together.
There’s so much talent in this community, and I know we’ve all come across great ways to promote our services in our areas. Whether it’s a flyer that caught attention, a social post that drove clicks, or even a script that worked on a call, let’s share it all here. 
