I would like some input about website FAQs.

My current FAQs is pretty lengthy.  Because I have such a short attention span, I often wonder if my website is listing questions that are common sense or making guys eyes gloss over.  But then again, common sense isnt always that common.

So, what types of questions is it helpful that a provider lists on FAQs?


Also, do you care to know what she likes to eat?  What gifts she likes?  Reasons she may not respond to your email?  When to call/when not to?  Where to put the donation, etc.  It can go on and on....!

Simple. Your donation rates, do's, don'ts, and physical dimensions.

What she eats - it's listed on her TER profile

Gifts - if I need to read your website, and we have no rapport No gift

Donation - I stick it up my ass, like I'm always told, ladies wishes

Honestly I have no problem with a long FAQ, taking as much uncertainty out of it is good... I actually am somewhat interested in what you like to eat (in case I want to bring a food gift).   I also like knowing where you prefer having a donation as that's always a bit uncertain when I get there (if there's no obvious table at the entry).

People can skim, or just get what they find important of of even a long FAQ.

A real answer.  Thank you!!!

The ones you get again and again and again...

When I'm tired of answering a question forty times (or even 5), I put it in my FAQs.

I have another website with blurred pix that I use on Eros and Backpage with FAQs that cover most of the questions I get from those sites and my ad directs them to look at the FAQs before contacting me.

I don't have FAQs on the website I use on Preferred411, etc because I don't get many questions from hobbyists other than "Are you available ____________?"