Amber also a good idea would be to target those who have TER and other major board memberships to review you because then you would have noted that they're seasoned hobbyist.
Hey Guys!
I just started using this forum. I've looked through the Self Help stuff and it said the best place to start is the newbie section. Whats the best way to start getting reviews?
Amber
ask the guys you see if they can review you here.Let them know you only have one review here and if they would mind reviewing here.Doesn't hurt to ask.Just don't run a special asking for a review.
Just ask afterwards if he'd do one. And yes, please don't offer review special pricing. It creates conflict of interest on both sides and just cheapens the experience to checking boxes on the score card.
mentioning a discount for a review is a definite no-no in ads on this site. Admin takes a dim view of it and will likely ban you from the site if you do it. I suppose in private you could offer him a special rate for his next visit if he posts a review, just don't say it in public on this site.
This is the best place for advice on this site. Like already mentioned, if you know the client is a member, just ask him if he would write a review for you. If he is not a member, tell him about the site and that he can get 15 free VIP membership days for each review he writes. It costs nothing to join, just for VIP membership.
Swim
Oh okay I dident know they got some free days good to know. THank you
Amber also a good idea would be to target those who have TER and other major board memberships to review you because then you would have noted that they're seasoned hobbyist.
I'd echo everything said so far but thought I'd underline a couple of points....
A lot of ladies don't even want reviews - roughly half of those I've seen over the years. Usually I'll think to ask, but sometimes I forget & then I may or may not do a review. Tell us you'd like a review & that both takes the uncertainty out and reminds us.
Be who/what you say you are and deliver. If expectations are not met (pictures old/doctored, not there when agreed, etc) it's going to show up here whether you like it or not. A pissed-off customer is far more likely to sound off than a happy one, just like any other business. A bad experience can get all the way around the world before a good one makes it across the street. (Apologies to Mark Twain, from whom I think I stole that.)
All that said, welcome aboard and best of luck
...if a guy wants to right one he will anyways no matter what (then again maybe only 10% of clients actually review anyhow). Maybe take the anxiety from her and ask if she wants one at the end of the date especially if she's a newbie.
Awesome advice thank you
...to know you that way. But only contribute if yo have something worthwhile to say. Otherwise it just looks like an ad.
You know about advertising on your local board since you have recently started to do that.
Good points have already been made, from simply asking to privately offering a discount on the next visit for those who do.
There are guys who choose not to review FBSM sessions because the sessions are pretty straightforward. Reviewers don't want to repeat things that have already been said in previous reviews. Once a massage provider gets a few reviews, prospective clients will usually read them to get an idea of what the session is like and either confirm it with another review or just let it go since the point has already been made.
Best of luck. My best advice is to concentrate on delivering a great experience and make it seem like time doesn't matter by scheduling at least an hour between appointments. This gives you flexibility and 30 minutes between appointments feels too rushed from my experience.
I just started using this forum. I've looked through the Self Help stuff and it said the best place to start is the newbie section. Whats the best way to start getting reviews?
Amber
will be successful. This also includes having an accurate website with good photos. You don't have to be a spinner or large breasted; there is a market for most boy types.