I was wondering about helpful ways in engaging a provider to come to another area.  More specifically the very lovely Nikki (check few posts below) who is visiting you lucky gents in Boston to come to Connecticut?  Any advice would be very helpful, thanks.

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If you are unwilling to foot the costs for an extended appointment or sponsor her travel to your area exclusively then the lure of a potentially lucrative tour stop will usually make a provider consider a "trial-run" visit in an area more convenient to you.

If you indicate that an area is profitable citing other popular providers who routinely visit as evidence, emphasize how competitively priced the hotels in your area are, and mention relatively low travel time from nearby major cities that usually does the trick.

I discovered one of my most profitable tour cities by being beckoned for an overnight a few months ago- I would have NEVER discovered it if someone hadn't have brought me out.  Nikki may discover that she likes CT and wants to return frequently if you email and give her reason to check it out.  



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Picking a tab for travel costs and scheduling at least 4 hour appointment should do ... especially if you are not on another coast

XoXO

Lina

I've visited CT in the past and done quite well there.  Now I am moving to bigger markets.  Give me a reason to reschedule my entire week and I will.  

Very good advice...

I have also decided to tour some cities by enticement of extended dates...
Many turned out to be some of my fave places to go.

If you are not willing to do the extended appointment thing, maybe just suggest it, and then see if you know any other serious hobbyists who are interested and would contact her...a few inquiries could entice her.

I have guys suggest places alot...and sometimes if the place seems interesting and I want to visit, I will see if I can drum up some interest myself...