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Why TalkTalk Business?
Why TalkTalk Business?
We’ve got over 25 years’ experience supporting businesses of all sizes, giving them the right communications platform to thrive.
Next Generation Network
We’ve invested a huge amount in developing our Next Generation Network and it’s become one of the largest, most connected all-IP network in the UK.
Awards
Whether it’s our award winning team, our industry leading products or our exceptional service, we’ve been winning awards for the last two decades.
A Better Rated Service
We believe your business deserves more, so why would you settle for anything less? Stop overpaying for your business internet and start raising your expectations.
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News & Insight
Blogs
- The contactless customer: A more hospitable approach to digital transformation
- The full fibre future is now: Is retail ready for the big switch off?
- The road to success: How digital solutions are whipping the logistics industry into shape
- Why should your business consider switching to 10GB ethernet?
- Women in Leadership
- 2022 will drive a new need for speed
- Reflecting on COP26
- It’s time to get back to business
- Cardiff: An ultrafast city
- The connectivity market is changing fast: it’s time to upgrade
- TalkTalk is one the best places to work in the UK!
- TalkTalk Business: Finalists in Comms Council UK Awards 2021
- Business Full Fibre can drive post-lockdown success
- The new need for speed
- Ofcom report: UK digital dependency driven to new heights during lockdown
- Business Full Fibre - the what, where and why of full fibre
- Ultrafast Business Fibre: what it is and why you might need it
- Ultrafast Business Fibre is your back to business game changer
- Hybrid Working
- Our approach to customer service
- Supporting hybrid workers with our new cloud-based unified communications offering
- Why does Business Ultrafast Fibre matter to my business?
- Business New Year’s Resolutions
- FTTP FTW! New Research: Full Fibre Most Energy-Efficient Connectivity Method
- Five myths and misconceptions about Business Ultrafast Fibre
- Getting up to speed – Everything you need to know about Business Ultrafast Fibre
- Ready to supercharge your connectivity?
- Controlling costs is just one reason to move to cloud
- The New Business Wi-Fi Hub
- Business as unusual - making homeworking work for the new normal
- Working from home - is residential broadband up to the job?
- What’s the value of an empty desk? How homeworking could help balance the books
- Mitel Platinum Partner - We did it again!!
- Get an hour back every day
- What is a Leased Line?
- One thing you never hear in the office
- Prepare for the workplace of 2025 today: 3 simple steps
- 5 things you should consider before moving to the cloud
- What will the future of collaboration look like?
- The Northern Agenda
- How will machines unleash your business’ potential?
- Are UK workforces ready for the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’?
- What we learnt at Accelerate Her 2017
- Saying goodbye to legacy systems - ensuring a migration is trouble-free
- 5 tips to for a better work-life balance
- How our network investment helps digital transformation
- Telco forecast: what to expect in 2019?
- 4 connectivity options to consider when building a resilient network
- Hosted Voice – It’s time to make the move
- 3 reasons why you should consider Business VoIP in the next 6 months
- 4 top tips for hiring the best staff
- Businesses in the Gigabit fast lane
- A beginner's guide to CPaaS
- Soapworks - A home to be proud of
- 5 TED talks you won't want to miss
- 5 reasons to consider an IPVPN solution
- You’re busy right? But are you as productive as you think?
- Collaborating with Openreach to clear Britain’s Ethernet installation backlog
- The Future of Retail
- World Cup 2018: Watch it, tweet it, stream it
- 4 tips to thrive on Black Friday and Cyber Monday
- Flexibility and connectivity for the modern era
- Helping Manchester based SMEs succeed in 2021
- CityFibre Ethernet Access Circuit Promotion
- Mitel 10 Reasons
- Nobody can slow your business down with a dedicated leased line
- It’s time to get back to business
- Should Direct Internet Access be at the heart of your business?
- How SD-WAN is changing the game for IT teams
News and PR
- Introducing the TalkTalk Business Referral Scheme
- We’re finalists in the UK Complaint Handling Awards 2022!
- Champions
- Small Businesses Buoyant in Run up to Christmas
- Trustpilot
- Join us in making the climate crisis history
- Lockdown Lessons
- Mental Health and Wellbeing: Helping our Colleagues
- Challenge 2030: How We're Helping Make the Climate Crisis History
- TalkTalk Business Critical Infrastructure Update
- How to help your staff get the most from their home connectivity
- TalkTalk Business picks up “Best Business” award at ITSPA this year
- Partner Restructure
- Britain's businesses prepare for hyper- speed
- Employees want tech to improve productivity
- 1 in 3 British employees expect more workplace flexibility in the next decade
- Peace of mind matters. So why leave your resiliency to chance?
- Only 1 in 5 workers see AI as a threat
- Are businesses ready to cope with tech advances?
- Preliminary FY17 Results
- TalkTalk Business Awarded Mitel Platinum Partner Status
- UK workers say OMG to RFID chip tracking
- Spend on Small Business Saturday up 15% to £717 Million
- TalkTalk Business launches new suite of Cloud-ready connectivity products
- TalkTalk Business appoints Duncan Gooding as Chief Operating Officer
- TalkTalk launches FibreNation
- TalkTalk Business first to launch business-grade broadband packages to address huge surge in working from home
- A rapid response: how we’ve delivered critical connections during COVID-19

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Functionality
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Targeting
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ASPXROLES |
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Stores the users roles in a cookie. |
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EPiServerLogin |
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Forms authentication cookie. |
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ASP.NET_SessionId |
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ASPSESSIONIDSARATTAD |
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Holds the users current session, cookie is removed on exit of the site. |
Strictly Necessary |
FormCookie |
talktalkbusiness.co.uk |
Remembers information on a form. |
Functionality |
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Allows social sharing of webpages. |
Performance |
__utma |
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Used to track anonymous visitor data. Used monitor site usage trends and improve the user experience. |
Performance |
__utmb |
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Google Analytics – used in conjunction with __utmc to identify start of visit (if either cookie not set visit starts). |
Performance |
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Performance |
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Google Analytics – used to identify how user came to the site, e.g. From a search term. |
Performance |
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Google Analytics – used to track and report on Custom variables. |
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Comments |
Targetting |
JSESSIONID |
dp2.specificclick.net |
Advertising network |
Performance |
id |
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Tracking |
Targetting |
AA002 |
.atdmt.com |
Advertising network |
Targetting |
MUID |
.atdmt.com |
Advertising network |
Targetting |
ug |
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Advertising network |
Functionality |
uid |
.addthis.com |
Sharing Network |
Functionality |
uvc |
.addthis.com |
Sharing Network |
Functionality |
uit |
.addthis.com |
Sharing Network |
Functionality |
psc |
.addthis.com |
Sharing Network |
Functionality |
bt |
.addthis.com |
Sharing Network |
Functionality |
dt |
.addthis.com |
Sharing Network |
Functionality |
di |
.addthis.com |
Sharing Network |
Performance |
cp_session |
support.talktalkbusiness.co.uk |
Store session specific user data including session ID, answers viewed, number of searches, previously viewed answers, previous searches, previously seen e-mail. Disabling the cookie will result in some features such as 'previously viewed answers will not be populated. |
Strictly Necessary |
cp_profile |
support.talktalkbusiness.co.uk |
User profile token so that the server can identify a user. Disabling the cookie will result in user being unable to login. |
Strictly Necessary |
cp_login_start |
support.talktalkbusiness.co.uk |
Temporary cookie to check if cookies are enabled. Disabling the cookie will result in user being unable to login. |
Strictly Necessary |
oauth_token |
support.talktalkbusiness.co.uk |
Used as an authentication token when users use oauth login. Disabling the cookie will result in user being unable to login with oauth. |
Strictly Necessary |
rnw_ma_login |
support.talktalkbusiness.co.uk |
Recognize user who has filled out a prior marketing form so that a subsequent form can be pre-filled with known information. Disabling the cookie means that Forms will not be prefilled, and Forms requiring login will not be available. |
Functionality |
rnw_survey_login |
support.talktalkbusiness.co.uk |
Keeps track of the last page that a user has submitted in a survey. If the user closes their browser and later clicks the survey link they will be taken to the page where they left off. Disabling the cookie means if user has submitted part of a survey and then click the survey link again they will be forced to start at the beginning of the survey, as opposed to starting where they left off. |
Performance |
LivePersonID |
liveperson.com |
Contains the LivePerson VisitorID. |
Performance |
HumanClickKEY |
liveperson.com |
Sets the session key of a visit. |
Performance |
HumanClickACTIVE |
liveperson.com |
Chat acceptance cookie. |
Performance |
HumanClickCHATKEY |
liveperson.com |
Unique key to identify each chat session. |
Targetting |
ELOQUA |
eloqua.com |
Visitor Tracking |
Targetting |
ELQSTATUS |
eloqua.com |
Confirm permission to recognise visitor and track activity |
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