Phoenix

Re: Not dry..
MaggieLinn2 See my TER Reviews 746 reads
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1 / 7

I talked to several of my regulars I used to see and so many just can’t afford it right now. Even those who were heads of companies. What drained Phx area? I don’t have this issue other places.

QueenBia See my TER Reviews 46 reads
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2 / 7

I am in San Diego now. I travel to work every other week. I will be moving back to SoCal this year. I will LL always travel to AZ upon request. I get dinner dates in Scottsdale.  

I was born in Phoenix. I lived here in 2005 & again now it’s never been a great place in my personal opinion for working. SoCal is my happy place.  

If someone wants me in Phoenix I will always cater to AZ. I love AZ! As far as making money it’s been dry. Even the big events don’t produce bookings.

Lt_FrankDrebin 10 Reviews 45 reads
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3 / 7

I’m curious what industry your regulars who can no longer afford it are in. Definitely not construction, I’d guess.  

 
IMO the local economy here is a preview of what we’re about to see everywhere soon. The middle class is getting squeezed like a sumbitch.  

 
From what I’ve read, somewhere between 200-300 people move into AZ per day.  

 
Every.  

 
Single.  

 
Day.  

 
That’s been going on for a while now. So the cost of housing is very high.  So high that people who make enough they should be able to buy a home easily, are renting instead. Rental occupancy is super high. All those people aren’t building any equity to get some financial breathing room. They’re just paying for their roof one month at a time.  

 
But most employers are still looking at national averages info to determine how much a given position should be paid. In the other pockets around the country where cost of living has long been really high, the wages are as well, at least somewhat.  

 
There’s a LOT of tech moving in here. Two of the largest microchip manufacturing plants in the world are now here. (No, I’m not saying THE biggest, but the plants are among the largest) Lots of tech companies are building data center type facilities here as well.  

 
Those are good paying tech jobs, a lot of them. Still middle class but they have some money to throw around which drives up the cost of everything, putting the squeeze on the rest of the middle.  

 
A LOT of those jobs are going to H1B people. Most likely not your target demographic. You seem great to me, but from what I’ve been able to gather, you don’t represent what most of them are looking for in a provider. 🤷‍♂️  

 
I will also say that I’m curious what market share agencies are getting around here these days. I really don’t know, I’m not plugged in to that side of things at all. Based solely on the number of reviews popping up for agency ladies, I’d say their piece of the pie has grown significantly over the last couple years.

Cloth_U 12 Reviews 50 reads
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4 / 7

I am having the opposite problem while visiting Phoenix from Vegas.  

In Vegas providers are busy so I have to make plans way ahead of time to get an appointment. There’s an abundance of providers.

In Phoenix I have reached out to a few providers and none have gotten back to me. Even ones that I have seen down there before. It’s almost as if no one wants to work in the business anymore in Phoenix. It has certainly dried up.

QueenBia See my TER Reviews 41 reads
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5 / 7

I’m in Phoenix & I respond to everyone who inquires. If you want to book date I set the bar on what it means to be a phenomenal woman. 😏 Let’s be friends!

FarrahForu See my TER Reviews 60 reads
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6 / 7

Phoenix imo is not “dry.” At least not in my experience. However screening and deposits lately have been a real struggle. That is the real issue here imo. It seems like guys are more resistant to screening and deposits lately. I don’t see people without screening and I don’t put anyone on my calendar without a deposit. Even my hairdresser requires a deposit for appointments, it’s really not an odd concept. I didn’t even realize how bad it was until I started traveling to California and deposits and screening were so easy compared to Phoenix.  It’s pretty annoying especially when you are a provider who has a reputation and reviews. I have started to travel more because of it. 🤷🏻‍♀️

HarperHarlow See my TER Reviews 49 reads
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7 / 7

I agree with you on that deposits and screening part and I did decide to travel more this year. I am doing OK here so far this year and longer dates have booked in more than the one hour. Now just to decide which cities to travel too. I've reached out to some of my old clients from the other cities I used to travel to in the past with great response[I was surprised some of them were still in the hobby its been so long].  

I've had to let the clients know that if they are looking to schedule an appointment anywhere now a days a deposit is required [like you said your hair dresser, mine does too] working in the spa industry and me running my own aesthetician/massage  studio I charge a deposit to book appointment to solidify that time slot for them and have a CC on file as well in case of a NCNS or last minute cancellation and they have no issues with that at all.

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