that you will find linked on this page.  Look for the red and white life preserver.

It has a wealth of information about how TER works, as well as general information about the hobby.

When you're done with that, you'll probably have specific questions, and the people here will all be very happy to assist you.

As for professional pictures, I very much endorse getting these.  Men are very visually orientated.

As for asking your clients to review you, I endorse that as well.  Just ask them nicely and the odds are good that they'll help you out.  If they are not TER members, walk them through how to sign up and start to benefit from the site.  Emphasize that you can join for free, and then get 15 days of VIP privileges for each review they get published.

Best wishes to you and welcome to TER.

Hi Sin,
mrfisher is right, there are many of us here willing to answer questions from those new here.  Pro pics are good, but many guys like candid shots, and with the quality of today's camera's, they are easy to get.

A website is always a good idea, just be sure to have all the appropriate info for guys to see, esp info about rates.  Many guys are not comfortable asking about rates esp on the phone.  So many times I have seen sites with wonderful pics, bio of the provider, calendar, etc, but for rates, it says 'contact me'.  When I see that, I move on.  If you post an ad on one of the many escort mall sites, be sure to post a name if you want a phone call for first contact.  It's kinda difficult making a call and not knowing who to ask for.

As far as reviews go, any client you have seen in the last 90 days can review you.  The first one will establish your profile and get you an ID number assigned by TER admin.  Once you get a review you can ask admin to link your profile to your handle so that each time you post something, it will appear right under your handle.  This will make it easier for potential clients to check you out.  You can also ask for limited provider VIP, this will allow you to read the juicy details of your own reviews, but not those of others, that you will have to pay for.

Start posting on your local regional board to get your name out there and let them know a little about your personality.

Feel free to come back here if you have any other questions.

Swi

Really appreciate the advice. Working on site as we speak !

take a little while for the reviews to be approved.  TER has a procedure whereby reviews of new ladies by new reviewers are sometimes held to ensure the reviews are valid.

Then would reviewed hobbyists be interested in newbies?  
I would like to be reviewed soon, I just asked to link my username...