Monday through Friday are much busier than weekends. Lunchtime is busy, as are evenings.
I'm not an early morning person, so I refer all the earlybird requests to Donna NextDoor (she's the only earlybird provider to my knowledge).
I haven't seen any patterns regarding times of the month.
Newbie hobbyists may be interested to know there is a significant seasonal factor at work--not the snowbirds, but the business travelers whose companies schedule conventions during our great winter weather.
Hi Ladies, How about some input on the times that are the busiest for you, so that guys with little or no experience can choose or plan on the best time of month, week and day to schedule a more leisurely appointment. I'm not looking for anyone in particular, just an over-veiw of days and times that a non-regular may want to avoid to be less dissappointed by being turned away due a full schedule.
To make a long question short...When would you like to have "more" appointments.
Brian
There really is no way to know the busiest times. It all depends on you guys. I have worked in other parts of the country and I have been here for a few weeks, it's either all or nothing. But, there is no reason that your appointment time should be less leisurely, no matter how busy the girl is. If you feel hurried because someone has a busy schedule, you should try someone else!
I advertise 24/7 and trust me it is utilized just that way (24/7)
BUT since school has started and both of my kids are in school now I have a new found freedom that I have been wondering what to fill up the time with. Other than that one can not really know what day or time will be the right or wrong time to call. You have got to figure though if you do call a girl most likely the time YOU wanted will be full for her(to no fault of her own), any other time she could be or would have been bored out of her mind, you know that guy Murphy and all about his laws well this is one of them.
Monday through Friday are much busier than weekends. Lunchtime is busy, as are evenings.
I'm not an early morning person, so I refer all the earlybird requests to Donna NextDoor (she's the only earlybird provider to my knowledge).
I haven't seen any patterns regarding times of the month.
Newbie hobbyists may be interested to know there is a significant seasonal factor at work--not the snowbirds, but the business travelers whose companies schedule conventions during our great winter weather.