Hello!
Im a new companion here in NYC and I am finding that I LOVE twitter
 
How many of you all are active? Would you find a local escort on twitter?  
If a provider is really active on twitter do you think that helps her credibility?
 
Olivia Jones ( @OlivaJonesNYC)

One thing that draws me to someone is their personality.  Someone who participates in the boards (other than just advertising) or is active on Twitter is far more likely to get my attention that someone who only has an ad up somewhere.

I have discovered quite a few providers from Twitter that I have seen.  As the other post said you really get a good feel for someone's personality.  I think it is def worth while for a provider to be on twitter.

Which is true of all social media, really. SM can be a great tool to attract new business but it can also drive it away in a hurry.  

 
In fact, there is current topic on the NB addressing board posts/social media and how many guys use it to rule a girl OUT, as well as attract them.

 
So to address your "really active" question, it depends on how smart she is about her tweets. I would just urge some caution and restraint, as I have seen a number of gals self immolate on SM platforms of all types.

Twitter can be an excellent tool to show clients more about you; just be careful you don't end up spending all day every day on there, it's pretty addictive especially at the start lol  

Twitter is a great advertising tool; always remember it's advertising when you are using it.  Guys don't want to know about girls boyfriends or any personal info

We use our twitter as a bulletin board style of posting for clients to know who is touring and where.  I load up tweets into hootsuite on a monday & leave it

I have asked girls that I work with to start twitter feeds but none want to; they see it as unpaid labour ha

It seems so simple and easy, right? It seems like such a good idea to show all my followers how cool and sexy I am, right? It's free advertising, right?
As a 48yr old man, I remember the world before email, Google, FB and Twitter. I also happen to work for a company where we employ a search firm to run "social media" background checks on all new hires, any employees being promoted to managerial positions, and any employee who hasn't had a background check for 2 consecutive years.
Not only is it nuts for providers to be posting on social media, but the idea that a hobbyist would use it to find a little company for a few hours is just crazy.  
I would immediately question a provider's ability to truly be "discrete" and confidential if I new she was regularly posting on twitter or Instagram.
I realize that these platforms are very popular for that segment of the population that is under 30 and to those of you who are, I say "good luck with that".
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Couldn't agree more.  Most providers accts are public and in more cases than not it has turned me off to seeing someone rather than attracting me.  

I have found many clients (good clients) on twitter or they have decided to book me form my twitter post.  

Yes, there's drama, disagreements here and there... but I just at the positive of it.  

I release pics that are not on TER, eros, p411 or other advertising sites.  

oh.. Instagram and only fans as well.

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Social media safety (as well as internet safety in general) isn't usually on people's minds until it's too late. Since you're making judgements about other people's discretion, may I ask what IP mask/tunnel/bridge configuration you're using to access *this* google indexed site? Of course, don't tell me publicly, lol. And for chrissakes don't tell me that you're just running firefox in incognito mode or something useless like that.

I have a locked twitter which runs from a VM (among other things), and I never post pictures from a place on the day that I'm actually there - I really can't tell you what the girls who are practically live tweeting their dates are thinking, or if they even are. I also can't speak for the men who actually request such a thing (hubris?) but let it be known that many do.  

One of the best things about the internet these days is the law of large numbers - there's so much out there that the odds of any particular person getting snagged for something are low. Unfortunately, once you *do* attract the wrong eyes, it's all too easy to follow the data trail back to the beginning and find everything else along the way - the internet truly is forever.  

Definitely scary... but fear should make us smart, not slow  

~Mme X~

I have been curious regarding this issue time myself. As an independent girl who like to maintain anonymity how does that work. I don't show my face in my ads and I prefer it that way

I like twitter it took a lot of convincing to get me to join at first.
I have only had an acct for a few months now but I do not show my face in my ads or website.
There are many active providers on twitter who post professional photos,selfies,and videos who do not show their face.
I really like reading postings from other providers as well as the gents who have accts.

Many times you can see photos and/or videos that are not posted on a provider's website.
It is a way to interact with fellow providers from all over the US and other countries as well as potential or current clients.
I don't get into debates regarding politics and other controversial topics.I keep my twitter page light and have fun.
But I have read some tweets from providers that really make me shake my head...lol
I have had quite a few dates from gents who found me on twitter.

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I like to meet and interact (in person).  I don't need endless consumption of a provider's daily musings, inspirations, trivia, etc.  All I need is an interesting presentation and photos that entice.  I'll book the appointment and get acquainted with her in person.  

I'm surprised social media works for any escort.  I'd think that it'd attract a bunch of time-wasting voyeurs.  

I am @thenudeopera

sometimes I read some things that... SMH!.... gotta love the mute function

I like social media but it does consume a lot of valuable time that could be used more productively. I'm inconsistently active on it, with periods when I post frequently and lapses where I post nothing at all. I do think twitter helps one's credibility.  I also think it can help a potential client gauge into the escorts personality while deliberating a potential meet, though this isn't true for all escorts. I don't think my twitter feed is a good indicator of my personality but it does show that I'm not a robot. I also think it's pretty fun...

My personality is expressed honestly (and enticingly) on my website, and the gentlemen that see me appreciate it.  I took a lot of time to make sure that I've painted an accurate portrait of who I am on that platform.  I don't need to try to recreate that with 140 character tweets.  

Besides, I have a very active life outside of this activity, so I don't have the time or interest in running a social media campaign.  I barely tweet in my vanilla life.  

I like the way you think

However my NY trip is fully paid for and then some in deposits, and it's all from twitter. (I have not started my eros ad yet.)  

Also, most of those who find me on twitter are 50+. (Though not all.)

One of the cool things I have noticed about Twitter is, there are many people who think it's a stupid way to market. (And for their personality and approach, maybe it is. They cannot relate in that way, which is great.)

But the people who are marketing on it effectively, know it is extremely lucrative.

Sometimes you've gotta look dumb to some, in order to be smart for yourself. Sure, it looks silly, but they're making money, and forming great connections in the process.

I've nudged a few friends to get their asses on Twitter after hearing their concerns and desires for attracting more quality dates. Using that platform with engagements has attracted many of those ladies higher quality business, and all they had to do was be themselves. They're raising their rates and time minimums as well. (Not everybody, but a certain "type" who are looking for a certain "thing".

(Now, when I say "higher quality", I do not mean higher quality people - but higher quality connections, and more pleasurable dates. Longer dates, longer lasting provider/client relationships.)

Even if the client is even just "lurking," with a moving conversation, they can see a bit more, and relate a bit more before meeting. It helps with the final choice, (yes, or no.) "yes" and "no" are both good words. It's like pictures turned to video, but a blog turned to a moving conversation with engagers. (Engagement is essentially how twitter works.)

I know a lot of people talk about being aloof in order to serve the elite, but we have to remember that it doesn't matter how much money somebody is making & spending, many in all lifestyles want to know the person they are approaching is going to accept and relate to them in some way.

Being real in real-time helps people relate to people. People don't even realize they need a little bit of vulnerability by those they are seeking (and paying.) They seek someone, however, to assist them in something that is very vulnerable for themselves. Their sexual performance and social skill with someone they are attracted to.

One of the most powerful men I have ever met in my life was asked what the most frightening experience he had ever had in his life. He ministered to people in prison in third world countries, led crusades of tens of thousands of people at one time. He had encountered viscious lions in Africa, and met some pretty intense, scary people.  
His answer: "Walking up to ask my (now) wife on a first date." Yowzahs.

Some clients boldly book, they don't give a shit. They're experienced, they're not worried what a woman thinks. They want what they want. But many, many - they're watching and waiting for an "in" - something to relate to. As we toss stuff out there, someone sees it, and one weird as fuck tweet, or an "ugly morning, before coffee selfie" tweet is what does the trick.  

Sure, things have also backfired in the past, but it's a trial and error when dealing with so many different personalities. Sometimes you don't know what someone is really looking for until they tell you. In my experience, I've noticed what I didn't think would work, worked better than anything pre-planned.

I've met some amazing people on there, and even brought some back via that platform. It's a love/hate relationship, as it causes some vulnerability, but I more love it than hate it. lol!

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