Dani,

If a woman goes to the trouble of writing a bio and putting it on her website, of course I read it.  I want to know as much about you as possible.  Also, I will search the discussion boards to read any posts you have made.  The more a client knows about you, the better the experience will be for each of us.

I look at the pics first and if I'm still interested I read the bio.
Incidentally,
I read your bio. Might have to plan a Vegas trip soon!

I've read some bios are so general that the person that it really doesn't give you a whole lot of insight about the person. Other bios are very informative. After reading them, you feel like you've known them very well.

I guess it depends on what the reader is looking for in a provider. Some guys prefer to look for a provider whom they can make an ATF out of (those that simply loathe the idea of going through the uncertainty), others simply won't see a provider more than once, no matter how good she is (those that want varieties). My take is the former is more likely to read your bio.

Furthermore, few providers are willing to share too much personal info about themselves on a website.Privacy thing I guess. Many simply "throw" one in there just because everyone else does it in their website.

I think that bios are interesting, if not for the information, at least as an indication of how the escort thinks.

I enjoy bios with subtle humor. Somewhere I read a bio with this quote "Here is a bit of a backdrop for this short-time formality, to give you a general pretence of me." In the context of the fantasy that escorts provide, I enjoyed the irony of that statement.

I agree with all of the above comments. If Im inerested in meeting a girl I want to know what she is like and how she thinks. A well written bio(and some are very well written)is very helpful to me.

danielle, I can feel your frustration LOL

The only reason I have such an extensive website is for that reason.. I figure if they are serious and really want to see me they will go thru all the reading.

I am a web designer and as well market sites.. I always check trackers on servers etc..  ( where traffic is coming from) It is general rule.. People look for location and price only.. in our business.... pictures/ price only... Of course this isnt all people. Id say 7 out of ten, look for those two things first off..

I get my dates commenting on my bio all the time and the FA&Q's
I like to know a man has done his research on me and has chosen me to spend his time with me.  When I know he has read all my website all that does to me is make me so relaxed and just want to please my date even more.  


And do they get pleased!!

RED

After looking at your website, I have to say your bio is pretty, but a little hard to read - - even on a good sized screen, the font is a little small, and script tends to be hard to read. That may be why they don't read yours in particular.

I'd suggest either increasing the size of the font or switching to a more readable one. There must be a font around that is easy to read but still projects that elegant style of yours.

BTW - looking at your website and your reviews, I sure wish you lived closer to the Southeast!!

Noldi

Just my preference expressed here, but it is important to me to have a chance to know something about a lady before I decide whether or not to make an appointment. Who is she, what does she believe in, how does she view herself, what is her goal in relation to a customer. Those are some of the things I draw from the better reviews - i.e., those that give me more than "then we did this...she did that... I licked this... WOW". Maybe it's because I'm older than most guys here - I suspect - but my hobbying is about MUCH more than getting off. I want intelligence, personality, character, tenderness, sensitivity, etc., etc. So I think writing and posting bios is time well spent. And I wholeheartedly agree with those ladies who have said that they are not especially interested in seeing guys who aren't willing to invest the time in getting to know them before they see them. I remember a very smart lady telling me one day: "I want a guy who wants to get into my head, before he gets into my pants"
All offered IMHO, sincerly

Dani-I read them.  They can make a difference if often making me decide NOT to see a provider (such as too many instructions as to what NOT to do).  As one other person stated, the font you used for you bio is a bit hard to read for us gents over 45!  This stated, pictures are important.  
Some providers have very witty bios that make me interested in seeing them even if the pictures are not as convinving.  But if you see my reviews, in most cases, I prefer to chat for awhile and get to know the person.  Some bios to appear 'canned' and so general as to cause me to skip reading them after a line or two.

Therefore, why are so many of them pretentious, poorly written, badly presented and riddled with spelling and grammatical errors?  How hard is it to run the text through a spell checker and proof read the copy?  

How can any women claim to be the (ubiquitous) upscale/elite/classy companion for executive gentlemen when the copy on the website would shame a third grader?

Having said this, the people in glass houses principle will assert itself and I can absolutely g'tee that, despite being proof read to death, there will be a howler lurking someone in my website.

I read any and all information I can find. I want to learn as much as possible prior to meeting. One to see if she is worth my time and two the more you already know the better we can each serve one another. Always looking for that mental connection which enhances the time spent.

For me, the bio is as important as the pics. All things being equal, an interesting person will trump a hot body any day. The bio gives me some insight into who I might be spending time with.

Danielle,

I think I addressed this a while back. You should create a page that attracts who you want to see. A page with an interesting Bio page and other relevant information might attract a certian kind of client. A page filled with pictures of you doing the dishes will attract another. (or maybe the same, lol)

When the page is built with an honset representation of who you are, the men will be happier and you will be happier.

Unless you are a great actress or like fooling yourself, be yourself.

the bio on your site has font style and size that makes it extremely difficult to read!

I'll even read your tiny little font 'cause that's how much I want to know what's in your head.  
A mind's a terrible thing to waste...particularly sexually.

Emma's site is grand because of what you are able to glean about her humor, politics and kink level.  Not just Bio but her question page right down to the captions on her photos.

Lily June's poetry on her site lets you have a wee bit of insight into her creative brain.  Essential for me to book a date.  Her links offer a nice view of her artistic side as well.

A well thought out bio, humor, a sense of fun (or play or what-have-you) goes farther with me than the photos.  And I love photos.  I'm finding I book a date depending on the communication skills the lady has in emails, phone or website.


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me. There are some ladies that have excellent websites that provide all the information that I need to make a decision, BIOs or not. Worse than BIOs are the sites that look like the first Infiniti commercials, where stuff that is completely unrelated to the business at hand crams the site.

I've done provider web sites for 3 years and this is what guys are look at in this order:

1) What you look like.
2) How much - donations/rates.
3) Where you are located.
4) How to contact you.

Nevertheless, bios are important. Not only is it a insight into your personality, it can also help a perspective client contact or move on.

I think the Bio is great just to add to the other posts some hunor or wit in it is nice.  Try to give a little sense of yourself is important believe it or not we are interested in you for more than your looks.  Though I do have to admit I look at the pictures first then read the bio.  Also I think direct email and phone calls tell me the most about a provider.  Good luck

if they are brief, manageable and articulate. It's more important to me than pictures.

Probably a bit shallow on my part but first ther has to be an attraction, 2nd thing I look at is rate, 3rd would be availabity and proximity and last would be bio if everything else worked.

That being said an interesting website is also a big plus to me as it can capture my attention and curiosity. I like creative minds and when a website differentiates itself from the norm I'm more likely to spend a little more time there.

One other thing, the last of all my objectives would be to find someone that is good at spelling or grammar nor would I be concerned with the possibility of that person being sloppy with information as one has absolutely nothing to do with the other.

I know providers don't want to give too much away about themselves, compromising their secret identities perhaps, but many of them don't have the writing skills to entice a man with just enough details and a lot of mystery, or they can but are unwilling to make that effort.  

There was one provider I had the pleasure to meet this year who just had incredible stories about her life-- but her website bio was so terse, you could never tell.  Her only listed bio accomplishment was graduating magna cum laud, but she never said in what or where.  So, her being in her 40s, and the only detail of accomplishments was one at least two, maybe three decades before.  Had I not read her postings otherwise, I would have never known from the website how interesting she was.  

I've usually been disappointed on providers' websites when I've turned to the bio-page.

Now, that having been said, any providers want to hire a freelance-ghost bio writer?  

/Zin

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I always read the bios and everything else that give me a sense of the person. The pictures rarely match the woman in person but can give some idea of the personality. If all I see are pics and rates, I am rarely interested. I must feel that the comfort level will be good.