Ok, here is my dilema..How do you get new people to follow up with reviewing you? Many of the new people I've been seeing are not members of TER some have not even heard of it(yes that IS the scarey world I'm trying to struggle through right now!)Many promise in the "afterglow"ha! but yet day after day I check..and nothing! I even typed up a how-to instruction sheet! I understand that it's a little time consuming and some do not want to get involved,Maybe offer extra time(next visit)or something? I'm trying very hard to get reviewed so I can gain trust of the community..I understand that nobody wants to take the riskof a newbie And I don't blame them.I'm doing my best to try and move up through the ranks(as I'm sure everyone else has had to go through)but geez it's wearing me out weeding through the weirdo flakes out there..xo
I think one of the best ways is to advertise on your local TER board as well as your other advertising outlets. This will attract TER members to you, and you'll have more of a chance of getting a review on TER. Make sure you follow the ad posting rules of only posting one ad a week and you'll do fine. It also helps to be a regular poster (non-advertising posts) on your local board so people begin to get a feel for your personality. It will happen, just give it some time.
Best of luck.
BBxxx
Eve,
This is probably the most asked question by providers that are new, or at least new to TER. be careful of what you offer for reviews, offering anything for reviews could be grounds for TER banishment.
I hate to say the reality is you just have to wait for that first one. Continue giving great service to all, so when that first review comes the phone will ring off the hook. In actuality not knowing when you are being reviewed is what TER is about. Not that you would consciously do it, but a session may be different if you know.
Advertise on your local board once a week and interact in forum posts here. A member will be bound to set something up with you and follow through with a review.
You got good advice by fellow threaders!!
Advertise once every 7 days on your regional board, post comments on your regional board, the newbie board and the general board. Let you comments be sorta your subliminal advertising and the reviews will come.
I'm seeing a newbie to the TER boards this Friday and can't wait. I've gotten a good feel about her by some of her posts, advertising etc. She has even gotten her second review since I set up my date with her. It was a very high review.
It's kinda like you have to do your time but be patient as they will come.
Good luck!!...DB8
Thank you everyone!I had been posting for a little bit but I started feeling embarassed that I didn't have reviews yet..will keep slugging it out!xo (not literally of course,I'm a LOVER not a fighter!)
personally i saw my last provider because i read a few of her post. I definitely try to have an occasional commit on your local board so people feel like they get to know you.
As long as you're here on this board:
What city are you in?
Where do you advertise online? (Don't forget; that's a requirement for TER reviews.)
Good luck!!!!
Posted it on LA board! I'm on CityVibe under Eve In "busty" catagory also Eros(LA)in whats new LA
hobbyists from this community who will be happy to write a review of your date with them. Assuming your rate is fair and your service is above average, guys will find you.
As has already been said, post on your local board to attract guy's attention; including your 1 allowed ad per week. I have seen many girls who I was first attracted to from reading their posts.
You can run an ad once every 7 days on your local board. You need a TER logo on one of the first 2 pages of your web site. You can post & chit chat with us guys. If you fisj in the TER pond, you'll catch TER fish.
Once you have that first review, the review will show up when guys click on "most recent reviews". Often that draws more TER reviews.
Patience is a virtue... do it right & it will happen.
skb
IMO
I would not make any offer of any kind for anything in order to encourage a review. Guys who write reviews do and those that don't, don't. The offer of anything in exchange for a review or to further encourage someone to write a review makes you vulnerable in many ways and could put a paint on you that you can't wash off.
Someone asked me nicely to do so, and offered to show me how to go about it.
You never know what you can get in this world until you ask.
Post an ad once a week, per the rules...
and engage in some lively rapport, but don't overdo it to the point it feels like you are spamming the board.
Then guys near you will take notice... and... well...
let's just say...
nature will take its course 