Windsor Telecom

Last year, Ofcom ruled mobile operators will have to reduce the amount consumers pay when calling a mobile from a UK landline.

A worrying shortage of landline numbers is going to see some big changes when people dial local telephone numbers, forcing callers to include the area code for the first time.

Imagine if you had access to free marketing stats showing you how many calls your business is receiving every month. And how many calls you're missing. And imagine if you were able to route calls from your business number to any landline or mobile

Many customers prefer dealing with a business based in their local town or city. Why? Because they perceive 'local' companies as being more reliable, meaning a lot of businesses miss out to competitors based just a short drive away.

What do Children in Need, the British Heart Foundation, RSPCA, Crisis and Oxfam all have in common?

2012 is going to be big; we’re holding the Olympics and let’s not forget, celebrating the Diamond Jubilee. There are great hopes these once in a lifetime events will kick start the economy, and businesses have the chance to share the success.

Christmas is fast approaching, but have you thought about how you’re going to protect your incoming business calls and enquiries during the holidays? A lot of businesses shut shop between Christmas and New Year, but there’s still money to be made

Remember last winter when countless motorists were stranded on snowed in motorways; passengers piled up at airports and trains, and thousands of businesses were unable to open?

Windsor Telecom, the UK’s second largest provider of special business telephone numbers, is celebrating retaining one of the country’s most prestigious business accolades, Investors in People (IiP) Standard.

Too many companies aren't getting the best results from their advertising. Do you know why? It's not because they're spending too little, or advertising in the wrong places. It's because they're using the wrong number to promote their business.