ISP
ISP is the acronym for Internet Service Provider.
Internet Service Provider
A company that provides individuals and other companies access to the Internet and other related services such as website building and virtual hosting. ISPs are crucial in connecting customers to the internet, offering various services, including broadband, dial-up, cable, and DSL.
Major ISPs:
- Comcast (Xfinity): One of the largest providers, offering services in many areas across the U.S.
- AT&T: Known for its wide range of services, including DSL, fiber, and wireless internet.
- Verizon: Offers high-speed internet services, particularly known for its fiber-optic service, Verizon Fios.
- Charter Communications (Spectrum): Provides services across a broad geographical area, known for cable internet service.
- Cox Communications: Offers cable internet services primarily in the U.S.
- CenturyLink: It provides various services, including fiber and DSL internet.
- Frontier Communications: Known for DSL and fiber internet services, serving several areas in the U.S.
These ISPs play a significant role in sales and marketing strategies, as they enable online marketing campaigns, email communication (received from ESPs), digital communications, and e-commerce activities.
- Abbreviation: ISP