But is is questionable if a Newbie's review of you will be allowed. Best bet would be to post your once per 7 day ad on your regional board to attract the attention of established reviewers. Whatever you do, DO NOT go helping anyone write the review, just be patient and let it happen.
Hello!
I am a newbie provider but it is going GREAT for my first week. I was wondering how I go aboyt getting reviews? Not a single clent belonged ot this site. BUT they were all very happy and complimentary. So how do I get them to sign up here? Is soliciting for reviews acceptable?
Thanks!
Marie
as long as you don't offer any renumeration for same.
If they are not members, tell them that it is free to join and furthermore for every review they post, they get two weeks of VIP status which allows them to read the juicy details of tall the reviews.
I didn't join for a long time because I didn't want to give out my email, but that was easily solved by getting a yahoo email account just for this purpose; in case that is a problem sited by any prospective member.
But is is questionable if a Newbie's review of you will be allowed. Best bet would be to post your once per 7 day ad on your regional board to attract the attention of established reviewers. Whatever you do, DO NOT go helping anyone write the review, just be patient and let it happen.
Hi Marie
Good advise already. Link to previous thread on this.
skb
http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=38478&boardID=33&page=6
Do not help a gent sign up for TER on your computer. Your IP address will show up on his account (as well as your own account). Multiple user names from the same IP address is grounds for being banned and delisted from TER.
Feel free to show some clients TER but they need to go home to their own computers to sign up and post a review.
You dont want to get banned from TER before you really get going.
Have patience, reviews will come.
And yep, its fine to ask for a review.
You could also just post an introductory special on the regional board. Do not ask for reviews in your post, just state you are new to TER and looking to get established.
Hey sweet, clients will provide reviews, just ask them. The most important thing is that you don't allow them to post reviews from your computer and that you don't send one in yourself. Both of those are no no's and will get you kicked off of TER. Hope this helps and wish you were from my area, you sound like a great lady. john1942
Have asked me to write reviews, or at least if I planned to write one. I think it's fine to ask, just make sure you don't "offer" anything in return. As the other gents have said, just be patient, and the reviews will come.
Two questions:
Where are you?
Do you have a website?
I think you should tell them to register on TER. It would help you out a great deal
Many gentlemen have not been introduced to TER and those same guys have been ripped off. Do a good deed and explain TER to them and explain how they won't be throwing their hard earned cash away anymore. Now in the sweetest way possible ask for a review. It is a very hard thing to write from what I understand. For a newbie it is a work in progress that may not get published. Boy, do I know how that goes. Spread the word and say thanks via e-mail after, with a please write a review if you have the time.
Kisses Haley