So confusing
I am looking to update my website making it less generic. I would like to include things I love and services that I feel are my strong suit. Any words of advice or maybe some helpful vocab that I can use for my website without Incriminating myself. Want to be able to answer questions with all the info on my page. What are the most important things you look for on a provider's page? Also, do selfies on a personal webpage look awful or defer you? I change my hair very often and have a hard time keeping up with the professional shoots.
Thank you!
Maddy
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either increase the odds of you getting busted or the severity of penalties if you do get busted.
The best way of avoiding that is to be very good about screening.
That said, use the common acronyms we use here every day and you'll be fine.
The most important thing I look for is where you are located, at least in terms of city AND state. ('You'd be amazed at how many sites fail to list that crucial detail.)
After that, clear information on rates, detailed steps on how to contact you and get screened, and finally some professional photos that reveal what I'll be seeing when our clothes are off.
Selfies have their place, but are often of very poor quality
business. If you like to do something or consider it a "specialty", then be sure you say so. For example, "I just love lots of foreplay including kissing and oral pleasures both giving and receiving." Yes, you can do as mrfisher said using the well-known abbreviations but if you add some verbiage with lots of adjectives, it sounds so much more enticing.
Regarding pics--I like a mixture of pro and selfie pics but this is not a deal breaker. What is crucial is to see a few pics depicting your overall body style showing height and figure as opposed to just cropped photos showing lips, eyes, legs, breasts, etc.
Thank you! Very helpful. I do like the idea of adding my specialty and also, I do believe I need to add Las Vegas more in the page. Especially for SEO. I will implement these ideas and suggestions today.
You can always post your links in your own thread thanks
Search Engine Optimization. Basically the wording you use on the site for google analytics.
Some hate selfies and some want to see them so a blend of pro and informal is probably good. The nice thing about selfies is often they are a better representation (though plenty of tools to "fix up") but I'd also say think about the shots. Both were they are taken and the presence of the geo tags that give the location where the picture was taken.
Others pointed out needing to think about the legal environment where you're located -- and it might also matter where the hosting site is as well. At the same time, indies are pretty low on the "of interest" list unless you've done something that really attracted the attention of the wrong persons.
Others pointed out needing to think about the legal environment where you're located -- and it might also matter where the hosting site is as well. At the same time, indies are pretty low on the "of interest" list unless you've done something that really attracted the attention of the wrong persons.
I would just add that when you get reviewed, make sure your profile is accurate, especially in terms of services offered.
I really like selfies, if they're reasonably well done. Some are basically awful, but with some effort they can be a good representation and give a feeling that you know what she really looks like. That's just me, some guys don't like them.