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The URLs at the top of the Profile are personal webpages (which are ads), ad mall webpages (which are ads) and agency webpages (which are ads).  

Sometimes, links become stale because ads expire, websites are removed or changed. You can submit a problem report to update the Profile with new info if you find it

This is what problem reports are for. If you see new ads and the old ones are expired, submit a problem report. Ladies can also submit their own updates. TER will update if they are given the info. It is not their job to hunt for it.

Personally I peruse the city ad board to see which ladies are visiting (or locals just advertising) rather than checking on individual providers to see where they are or what they are advertising on TER. But to each their own.

 
I know what you're saying, but it didn't make sense to me for the same reason. Just search your local ad board!  

Technically, I guess it can be done but it gets very messy and remains incomplete. Agency ad postings won't link to an individual and you could end up with all of them.  Ads posted by an assistant will not link to the Profiles. Not all Providers post ads to the local boards and rely on P411, DC and the web. Find Profiles of touring ladies and they've already moved on to another city so you'll get linked to a current ad 1000 miles away.  

I think it would take much more programming effort than TER would be willing to put into it. Let's see:
- For each Profile:
- Create a new field called "Recent Ad Board Ads"
- See if Profile is linked to a Handle.
- See if Handle has any recent posts to ad boards as OP. (Not replies or follow-ups to their own OPs.) Limit search to past 30? 60? 90? days.
- Automatically enter OP ad links into "Recent Ad Board Ads" field in reverse chron order, up to a maximum of 3? 4?
- If ad count = zero, print "This doesn't work as well as you hoped it would, does it? Why don't you just search your local ad board?" in the "Recent Ad Board Ads" field

What I was  suggesting was that if a provider puts up an ad on ter -- visiting feb1 to feb 10 For example -- that there be a way to see that on the providers profile