(Repost from previous conversation!)

I definitely love using social media as both an advertising and engagement tool.  
 
Pros
-Speaking strictly of business, it's best to maximize your inbound marketing--existing in 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. In regards to time-wasters: t'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!  
 
Cons
I suppose at times it may feel like just another platform that you have to navigate and stay on top of with timely postings, which can be overwhelming. When that happens, sharing you want to unplug is often a good idea.  

You may feel overly exposed or too accessible, if your brand is enigmatic or coy. You do have the option to have a private profile, though, if this is a concern.
 
xo  
Bre  
 
 

-- Modified on 8/28/2016 7:29:48 PM

The best thing about Twitter is socializing with other ladies.

You know, Meena and Londyn "following" each other.... in the same sense that they're admiring each other's perky posteriors. Let me explain....

As an admittedly Social Media inept guy who doesn't truly understand such things.... I picture/imagine this instance of "following" to be two damned fine women circling each other in admiration of the other's beauty.  In my mind I'm thinking "What a nice way to start Monday!"  

Is this correct or am I confusing Twitter with Instagram?

Happy Monday Ladies!
ga_kosh

I follow you both #TimeWellSpent

Social media.  
Bah humbug.

You kids nowadays with your instagraphs and facepalms and twatters and snapcats.  You think you're soooo cool.

Back in my day all a resourceful guy needed was a big club, a (maybe not so) willing female, and a cave to drag her in to.  Simple.

Wham, bam, thank you maam.

Literally.

 
Hmmm, but if it turns out social media facilitates female posteriors and the admiration thereof... count me in.

PS:  Koshie, my local retirement home has a free course called "What's this internet thing anyway and why for god's sake won't my grandkids visit me?"  I could sign us both up.  Bingo afterwards...  Sounds like an exciting evening.  Well, evening is a bit of an exaggeration.  My elderly friends go to bed about 5:30p.  Party animals.

So far so good. I'm still learning the whole Twitter platform. But I have been able to have great conversations, meet new people, have fun, but I'm still learning and it's growing on me. Have fun sweetie.  
Xoxo

-- Modified on 8/30/2016 10:28:24 AM

The best part of twatter is the trainwrecks that pop up occasionally. Same old perps. Some are better than others but in their own way they're all awesome.