does not increase the 'time-wasters' at all. The 'time-wasters' are gonna try to be email pals with or without a social media presence by the provider.
Hello all,
Hope you're all having an outstanding week. I know several of Atlanta's lovely ladies are on Twitter and a few more are on Instagram. I was just wondering if any others are on Instagram or Snapchat that I'm not aware of. If you are, let us know either responding to this post, in your ads or on your website. It's a great marketing tool that most companies and sports teams are all using now
I agree...a snapchat sounds fun!
I have most social sites up and running, but not for insta or snap. Two of my favorite actually 
Looks like I have some posting to do...
Maybe, but if someone becomes bothersome on any of these platforms, it's very easy to block them. Also, all of these social media apps can be setup as private, where the followers have to be approved by the account owner. And even after someone is approved as a follower, they can still be blocked.
I know one particular lady that has left TER completely and does most all of her marketing and promotion via social media.
As for Snapchat, what is posted there is only a 10 second or less clip (pic or video) and goes away after 24 hours. Also, you can control your audience, meaning you can share with all your followers or a group of followers or just one follower. And, if someone takes a screen shot of what you post, you are notified.
It seems a lot of ladies are using social media more and more to promote themselves and reach a new audience. There are a lot of guys out there that either don't know about TER or they are apprehensive about joining.
Personally, I like it because it gives you a little glimpse into the ladies' personality. They post candid pics, lots of humor and random snapshots of whatever they happen to be doing (sunbathing, exercising, grocery shopping, etc), if they chose to share it.
It's not for everyone, for sure. But for those that are looking for new ways to promote their brand, it's definitely worth considering.
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I definitely love using social media as both an advertising and engagement tool.
Speaking strictly of business, it's best to maximize your inbound marketing--existing as many legitimate places as possible online for patrons to find you. Frankly, most other businesses wouldn't dream of not being on social media--why not companions? It's easy, fun, and incredibly useful. I especially prefer Twitter (though I have an Instagram and have considered Snapchat). The site makes it easy to see how you're doing; analytics of your engagement and click-through rates are readily available.
And more personally? Social media--and Twitter specifically--provides me with a wonderful platform to share day-to-day events, (like sexy selfies!), promote travel plans and other updates, and also connect with other providers who aren't in my region. Being on the site allows for a sense of authenticity which I--and most gentleman I might connect best with--appreciate. Add in the fact that there aren't any posting limitations (blocks on how often/what kind of content you can share), and you have a perfect recipe!
I've had many patrons who are inexperienced with professional companions-or just prefer to be a bit more under the radar- share that they find sites like TER to be a bit...insular/skeevy and liked that they could find me through more mainstream channels. And as @LogoStruck mentioned, it's quite easy to block or disengage with anyone who is bothersome/offensive; it's actually harder and feels much more personal when you have to do the same over email!
xo
Bre
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Your feedback is appreciated. And I'll add your Social Media skills are excellent.
Agreed!!!!!
does not increase the 'time-wasters' at all. The 'time-wasters' are gonna try to be email pals with or without a social media presence by the provider.