Posted By: chloemercier
You're missing out! Happy New Year's Eve everyone! 😘
I'm making this post because I've noticed a trend lately. I'm a provider, and every once in a while, I'll get a date request from someone who clearly hasn't visited my site. I've gotten atleast 5 requests for dates before January 3rd - but it's on my homepage that I'm not available until the 3rd.
Even I visit other provider's pages cause I have a few crushes and like to imagine being with a beautiful woman like most of you men on here 😏 And on her site there's always important info there like touring dates, info about donations, and more info about them. I could never book a provider without getting a whole picture first and you can't do that without visiting her site.
There's also important info my site that's being missed:
♡ Like my required date request form which I use to easily manage my date requests.
♡ My donation protocols.
♡ The fact that my nipples are pierced. (I know some guys don't like piercings so I think that's important.)
♡ The fact that I don't take trips to Greece, which is also very important if your looking for that.
♡ And lastly, all my rates including the special getting to know me drinks/dinner only date that I offer. Which isn't shown on TER.
Long story short if she has a site and you're going to book her, read her site and you'll both have a better experience 😊
Your last line above: "Long story short if she has a site and you're going to book her, read her site and you'll both have a better experience."
I agree with you 100%.
As wordy a person as I am, I appreciate the importance of paying attention to what someone writes. In the P4P world, reading everything in an escort's website(s) or everything in her ad(s), can be among the best time-saving steps a potential client can take. I'm the one will will be seen as a time-waster if I contact her with questions that she's already answered ahead of time by placing the information on her website and/or in her ad. More than once, escorts have dealt with the frustrations of being asked such questions.
Often, I'll read something she's written that has me stop right there and move on to the next woman, based on something she doesn't allow (for instance, DFK), something that she's into but I'm not (for instance, recreational drug use during a session), something about her that doesn't fit my likes and desires (for instance, 18 years old), or a logistical restriction (for instance, can only see clients late evenings, or is too far away from me). If I don't read what she's already got posted, its my own fault. On the other hand, some escorts' websites or ads are pretty bare-boned, or skimpy on details. You mentioned that you post your rates, but not every escort does that, and some escorts even change the rates once the guy is face to face with them. Lots of other information is either included or lacking from one escort to the next, all depending on what she personally sees as relevant to have in her website. Potential clients also focus on certain key elements on escorts' websites and ads based on what they like.
Another way websites are not always accurate is when they're not updated. One agency website I know of I had to learn the hard way that every single escort is listed as being 18 or 19 or early 20's, even though many of them have been listed there for up to 7 or 8 years. The website is never, never, never updated. I know that many, many, many clients of all ages are looking to have sex with 18-year-old escorts, and that's fine, but it doesn't describe what EVERY client is looking for. It's a marketing move. The lowest common denominator is used to attract the highest number of potential clients. Aside from that, it's also time-consuming and costly to change a website.
All too often, even independent escorts do not put their ages in the online information about themselves. Even if they don't want to put their actual ages, how about their fake ages, an age range, or something that gives at least a clue? When no age is either specified or implied, that's often one of my first questions when I make contact with them.
Along the same lines of reading every word, I like to look at every photo she's posted. One can glean a lot of information from photos, each of them is worth a thousand words. More photos multiple the number of words they portray. An example of pictures providing good information would be your pierced nipples. Regardless of you spelling it out in writing that you have them pierced, one or more pictures showing the same thing can be helpful to both potential clients who like that and to potential clients who do not like that. Just like the escort having to say, "didn't you read my website?" she can also say, "didn't you look at my pictures?"
Reading websites, reading ads, and looking at photos also helps potential clients in filtering out the bait-and-switch, the rip-offs, the GPS, etc. When I contact a woman and what she texts/says doesn't match up with the online persona, red flags. "I just have to arrange for someone to watch my kids before I can head out to your hotel," "Hold on; your website says you've never had any children, now you have plural children?????"
I admit, however, that even I have failed to stick to knowing all of an escort's most updated information and contacted her without knowing something has changed. I have A LOT of women saved on my P4P "To Do List", and more get added all the time. Some of them have been there as long as a year or as short as a week. Often when scrolling through my list to see who's next on my hit parade, I'll check for her current website(s) and/or ad(s) and find nothing, zero, zilch, nada. If I contact her based on the old information I saved originally, she might have changed her name, created a new website or as that I know nothing about, moved, changed her menu, changed her rates, changed her photos, etc.
I have also had the experience of misreading or misunderstanding something in her website or ad, and when I contact her to find out if we are going to see each other, that confusion comes out. Sometimes it's my own fault, sometimes websites and ads are poorly written.
Overall, you've brought up a good topic, and I'm glad it came from an escort (I'm not too partial to the term "provider") instead of a client, a guy. You have presented the perspective from your side of the equation, and I hope it sparks a lot of good and useful input as the thread builds. Thanks, chloe.
-- Modified on 12/31/2021 4:35:24 PM