I can see the winnowing effect of different "clicks" and their counts.
A local Ad board ad might get a lot of clicks by guys automatically clicking everything on the page to see the pics: N is large. If a Provider is able to track her website clicks, that's another very large N. How many actually click thru from the TER ad or website ad to the Profile once their curiosity is piqued? That N is smaller. How many actually make contact? N is smaller still. How many confirm, show up and pay? That's the N that count$! Correlating the clicks should be the measure of an ad's effectiveness. It could also be a measure of a Profile or review effectiveness! An enticing Ad might generate a lot of Profile VIEWS, but if the Profile is full of No, No, No, YMMV, No and No, there might be very little follow-up. So, a Profile View counter is another data point for the statisticians to try to figure out. 87% of the readership agrees with me on thatI don't know if this one would make a big difference, but it would certainly help me see traffic that goes thru my profile and reviews 
The provider profile area is one that could use some love in 2016. It is of no help at all when the providers have multiple reviews, yet you find several of the profile information fields left as "don't know" which makes you wonder about the validity of the reviewers. Hard to imagine how you can have a full service modelling encounter with someone and not being able to offer some insight into many of these categories.
If ladies were more proactive in policing there own profiles, it would make their reviews more in line with what the VIP who was checking them out in the first place might expect to find in person were he/she to meet them.
Anything that draws more attention to the profile area is a good idea in my book.
There is a counter on all the ads, it will give you an idea of the traffic your post generates. There is software commercially available to let you keep count of traffic on a personal website.
The problem I see regarding your profile/reviews is that those without VIP don't see all the finer details. So traffic may be overstated.
I can see the winnowing effect of different "clicks" and their counts.
A local Ad board ad might get a lot of clicks by guys automatically clicking everything on the page to see the pics: N is large. If a Provider is able to track her website clicks, that's another very large N.
How many actually click thru from the TER ad or website ad to the Profile once their curiosity is piqued? That N is smaller.
How many actually make contact? N is smaller still.
How many confirm, show up and pay? That's the N that count$!
Correlating the clicks should be the measure of an ad's effectiveness. It could also be a measure of a Profile or review effectiveness! An enticing Ad might generate a lot of Profile VIEWS, but if the Profile is full of No, No, No, YMMV, No and No, there might be very little follow-up.
So, a Profile View counter is another data point for the statisticians to try to figure out. 87% of the readership agrees with me on that