I'm new to escorting, was wondering if anyone had any tips. (guys or girls!) You can tell me what you're really into and what would turn you on. Where should I advertise, etc?

Thanks!
-KaraCasey

I find what I am looking for there, that is upscale, classy, etc.

I am really into ladies that are happy to see me, that smile a lot, and are passionate, that's a big turn on for me.

A nice setting helps, but the ladies attitude is what counts. At least for me.

sites, but I use it more than any of the others. I look for a provider on Eros, then check for reviews on TER.

As the other poster's have stated I look in EROS also. But, from what I have read (on here) of Eros, it'll cost you some bucks for ads there. Perhaps, you can check some of the free ad sites for a start.
This has been discussed alot lately here. Check the older threads.

Good luck, and WELCOME

Locally I look at Cityvibe and more recently I look in my regional board postings here on TER.  I agree with the earlier post that feeling genuinely desired is huge for me.  Really show that you are trying to please.  Try to be in the mindset that this is a lover that you physically and mentally need to have badly.

I think I can speak for a of guys here.  Hobbyists was good service for a fair price.  A clear website without a lot of bells and whistles (no music) is preferred.  The pics need to be accurate but not necessarily nude. Nothing wrong with leaving something to the imagination.

Don't advertize GFE if you don't want to live up to the criteria.

Good luck!

Yeah, I checked Eros out and it does cost money
I've used craigslist before but it's not very safe and the clients typically are not very nice. Thanks for your advice

-KaraCasey

Do you know where I can find my TER id #? Someone earlier asked me if I registered as a provider, but when I signed up there was nowhere to determine which you were.

Thanks!
-KaraCasey

You must first get someone (or two) to review you.

Providers can not just apply to TER and get a profile page.  Such a page only exists once you get a review up.  Often TER will not publish a review of a new provider until a second corroborating review is submitted and/or the reviewers have a good track record with TER.

There has been too much shill and self-reviewing going on of late and TER has had to tighten up their policies.

You might want to ask gentlemen you see to join TER and write reviews for you.  That's how I got started here, and I'm glad the provider suggested it.