http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/messageList.asp?boardID=96
To find it on your own look near the top of the page under discussion boards, for ad boards, then click on the drop down menu for the board you want. I have also provided the link to the provider as posting guidelines below. Those can be found in the self help center. You should actually read the entire self help center if you are new here. There is a lot of good info there. You can find it near the top of the page under the red and white life preserver.
As mrf said, an ad saying "seeking reviews" is appropriate for new ladies, but offering discounts for reviews is a no no.
The provider (or you as her assistant) can also post photos on the photo only board, and post comments and join in discussions on the regional board and general boards to get known.
Good luck.
-- Modified on 5/1/2016 1:28:21 PM
I am a personal escort assistant in San Francisco. I am wondering if there is a place on ter where I can post a "Seeking Reviews" post for a new provider that I am working with.
Be sure to read up on the ad placing rules in the Self-Help Manual that is linked on this page before doing so.
As for requesting reviews, that is all well and good, but be aware, no material consideration can be offered for a review lest the integrity of the review process be affected
Here is the link to the SF ad board:
http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/messageList.asp?boardID=96
To find it on your own look near the top of the page under discussion boards, for ad boards, then click on the drop down menu for the board you want. I have also provided the link to the provider as posting guidelines below. Those can be found in the self help center. You should actually read the entire self help center if you are new here. There is a lot of good info there. You can find it near the top of the page under the red and white life preserver.
As mrf said, an ad saying "seeking reviews" is appropriate for new ladies, but offering discounts for reviews is a no no.
The provider (or you as her assistant) can also post photos on the photo only board, and post comments and join in discussions on the regional board and general boards to get known.
Good luck.
http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/messageList.asp?boardID=96
To find it on your own look near the top of the page under discussion boards, for ad boards, then click on the drop down menu for the board you want. I have also provided the link to the provider as posting guidelines below. Those can be found in the self help center. You should actually read the entire self help center if you are new here. There is a lot of good info there. You can find it near the top of the page under the red and white life preserver.
As mrf said, an ad saying "seeking reviews" is appropriate for new ladies, but offering discounts for reviews is a no no.
The provider (or you as her assistant) can also post photos on the photo only board, and post comments and join in discussions on the regional board and general boards to get known.
Good luck.
-- Modified on 5/1/2016 1:28:21 PM
Offering anything, such as discounted sessions, in return for reviews is grounds for banishment from TER. Admin frowns very severely on this practice. Offering discounts is ok, per se, just not in conjunction with reviews.
I also agree with above, read the entire self help center, both you the assistant and the provider you are representing.
LLAP,
Swim
Just to clarify ... Please correct this if I'm wrong ....
It is OK to post an ad to a local TER ad board and say something like "TER Discount." or "Say you saw my ad on TER and get $50 off your first hour." and stuff like that.
You hope to increase traffic from TER guys which increases the likelihood of a TER review but it does not guarantee or require a review. And the discount comes first, not after, a review.
I have also seen something like: see her the first time; write a review; get a discount on the next session after the review appears. I think that's OK. It doesn't require a specific review (if it was a 3 / 4 he wouldn't be going back regardless of a discount!), I think that's OK but I'm not sure how it works.
Swim, mrfisher, others ... please correct me if I got it wrong.
However you and I both know that TER has many unwritten rules, and also some random reinforcement of some written and unwritten rules, so it's safest to say do not offer discounts for reviews. However "discounts for TER members" is ok. (And TER members are likely to write reviews, right?)
Of course we all got way sidetracked here, because the OP never said anything about discounts, just that she was trying to figure where to advertise to get reviews for a new provider. 
Thank you so much for the valuable feedback. Personally, I do not believe in discounts, sales or negotiation of rates for the service that a companion offers. I will post an ad for the new lady on the regional ad board, highlighting the fact that she is new and excited about providing service to the ter community and receiving reviews.