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Hey NYC! I'm a Domme who had a loyal sub write a review, but since he was new to TER, it was not approved. My website is hosted on cuties tools and I can't figure out how to get the TER link on there so I can advertise, and none of my other clients are TER users. What's a girl to do?
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also become a frequent board contributor.
Eventually you'll meet critical mass and the reviews will begin to flow in.
You could make up a website for yourself and add a TER logo to it as do many if not most gals on here
That's stopping you from placing ads on TER -- which of course will eventually lead to a review!
In order to help you get the link up, we'd need to know more about your website. Link it to us here and help can go from there.
That was my thought as well. Also, have you asked for help from the technical support here? They are rather helpful.
i did, they said they had no idea 
my website is hellaheartlessnycdomme.com
It was probably his first review, not to mention yours. Admin usually hold those type of reviews until either you get another one or he writes another one. What you need to do is read the self help center, link under the life preserver at top of this page. It will tell you the requirements for ad posting on this site, as well as how to put the TER link on your website. If your other clients are not TER members, you should tell them about the site, after all, it's free to join.
Also suggest you introduce yourself on your local regional board, post daily pics on the photo only board, and as soon as you are eligible start posting your weekly ad on your weekly regional ad board.
If, after reading the self help center, you still have questions, feel free to come back here and ask them. If you need private answers, feel free to PM me, I am the host of the newbie board.
LLAP,
Swim
Thanks! I'm the only Domme he sees (he's a very loyal good boy) so he can't write a review for someone else bc he's never seen anyone on TER! So stressful!!!!
I'll do the things you suggested, good idea!
for someone to review her. She just needs a web presence and contact information. When someone new submits his first review, it is usually held unless he's reviewing a provider already well-reviewed here. If she is fairly new also, the review might be held up until she gets another review.
Swim
REQUIRE your clients to review you!