In my person website I've very well explain who i'm as a provider and have my pictures on it showing guys I'm not a small woman  

The layout of your website is straightforward and it doesn't take much time to scroll from top to bottom. Your info is at the top and your pics are at the bottom. What about putting a code word, like the name of a flower, at the very bottom of the page? You could change it weekly or daily or however often you want. Then, when a client calls, it would be very simple to ask him for the code word. That would show, at the very least, that he made it to the bottom of the page. If you want to be more thorough, you could put another code word elsewhere in the site. Although even that won't completely prevent clueless callers who see the information but don't absorb it. Thoughts?

I was going to reply to your other post, the same way. I think asking those questions is a good idea but everyone here knows what is going to happen. You'll get some correct answers and you'll get a bunch of fools who won't know WTF you're talking about! I guess that means it WILL be fool proof! You'll screen out the fools who didn't read your website. (But give them a second chance to go back and read and call again.)
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I'm waiting for your testing results. I hope you'll post them here. I'll predict that only 3 of the first 10 new callers will know the answers.  
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About attaching a link "automatically" or permanently, like an automatic signature file ... I don't think it can be done. All of our (Providers, non-providers) posting forms are the same, I think. There's a box at the bottom for a link but no automatic feature.

I know that I am probably not the person that you want responding, but your comment about how many cats you have in your apartment caught my attention. (I LOVE cats and just lost one of mine a few months ago.) So of course, I actually wanted to see how many cats you had - one.  

I have a feeling you'll end  up turning away good clients in your quest to eliminate the bad clients.

That may be the case if she decides to go this route, but I know that when I was working while in school, I turned away more people than I would have liked because they would say or do something that I felt put me at risk. Like coming to an appointment extremely drunk or insisting on asking what services I provide, even after I said that I would not discuss that - anyone that doesn't know why this type of discussion shouldn't happen should research what cops do to make an arrest for either side of this hobby. Most of the guys that contacted me and made me decide that I was ready to focus on other parts of my life were the guys that she seems like she is dealing with. I would specifically say in an ad to contact me with "x" information to be verified on the first contact and 90% of them would just send a text saying "Hey." They had no idea who I was, they couldn't come up with my name, they just wanted to know if I was available. I would ask something basic like what their name or handle was to at least give them a chance at being screened and they refused to give any information because they "just wanted to know if I had an appointment in 10 minutes." They may be good clients after the session has started, but unfortunately, the majority of guys that ended up contacting me towards the end of when I was doing this weren't good enough clients to learn how to behave prior to getting an appointment.

Some years ago a gal described how she offered a challenge that if a prospective client could find the secret message buried in the text of her site, he would get $50 off the session.   This helped ensure that the guy would read the entire site.   Whether it worked or not I don't know, but you have to admit it would be greeted more warmly than a negative approach.

....  Glamazon or Statuesque.  
Even though as soon you go to her site she has the word statuesque right there already on the homepage.
Maybe she should put the definition of those or both somewhere on her site. Bless their non-reading hearts.

but as a few others have said, make it "fun" with the code word and/or a few $ off for getting a trivia question correct (and a quick ghosting if wrong, LOL).

Ladies in the biz are already having to deal with being lowballed since the whole FOSTA/SESTA bill passed. Putting up a discount for correctly reading a lady's website? And if they are functionally illiterate would it matter anyway?  

and believe me, I wouldn't want to do anything to knowingly reduce your income, but I myself work in a very price competitive industry, and we have a saying that goes:   Half of anything is worth more than all of nothing..

Offering 50 bucks off a rate of $500 hr is one thing, giving a whopping 25% discount off just for reading her website is quite another.

but I think when it comes to "already discounted" rates, it depend on WHY they are already discounted.  Having read thousands of provider profiles over the years, Its pretty obvious there is a natural decline in prices as providers age and they must compete with the younger ladies for the available customers.  With the natural compromise of their physical "assets" the only viable way to be competitive is to lower rates.  I'm sure this is a tough pill to swallow for some, and thus, they may view their rates as "already discounted."  If there was a way for them to reverse the aging process, and look and act younger, then I'm sure the converse would be true and that would be a justification for RAISING prices.  So while to me, Fisher's anecdote is really about a marketing "gimmick" to get a customer to read the website and avoid being a timewaster, which costs the provider more in the long run, I don't see it as a discount, but even if it is, it has nothing to do with why a provider's rates may have been lowered compared to the days when she was in her prime.  I think the definition of "already discounted" rates can embrace a broad range of issues, and many rates charged by older providers are not really "discounts",  just ADJUSTMENTS to bring their rates into parity with their age group.    

If every other dealer is charging $30,000 and you are charging $40,000 than you are the exact OPPOSITE of an "already discounted" rate.

Sometimes threads have an understandable tendency to wander away from the original issue. In this particular case it's expanded somewhat into a discussion of pricing and relative value. While lots of interesting points have been raised, the purpose of this post is to direct attention back to your original issue. And I would respectfully submit that, the simpler the solution you choose, the easier it will be to implement and maintain. For example (shameless plug for my earlier suggestion), if you put a picture of a flower as the last photo on your site, at the very bottom of the page, then a client interaction might go something like this: (Client) Hi, I'd like to schedule an appt. (You) Ok, have you read through my website? (C) Yes. (Y) Great, can you please tell me what's my flower of the week? (C) Chrysanthemum. (Y) Wonderful! What day and time are you looking for? And, for those who can't answer, you can easily ask them to go back and read the entire site. Whether that works for your particular situation is something only you can decide. But, IMHO, the more you can keep things simple, without a lot of moving parts, the better it should work for the long run. Good luck!

I said if you lower YOUR price from $40,000 to $35,000, you may claim that your price is "already discounted" but if the market is at $30,000, it means nothing that you are claiming you're already discounted.  Its a great analogy if you understand it.  Apparently, not everyone does.  Lol

I can't tell you how many hundreds of times GaGa has mis-read or twisted what I've said and I've told him to "go back and read" my post again.  How many times has he done it? Zero.
GaGa does NOT want to be confused with the facts.  He never lets one get in the way of a nice zinger.

No one will talk to him on "his" board, so now he thinks that someone will talk to him here.

You're a fucking dimwit.

not enough of us to ever get control of anything, so I don't keep up with the occasional political arguments here, and I have never been on the P & R board.  Consequently, I'm not sure what side of the aisle everyone here is on.  Just so I can bring myself up to speed, should I assume you DIDN'T vote for Trump, or that you did, but he's not moving his agenda fast enough for your tastes?  Either way, it appears to me that you're not really happy with him as president.  Am I right?

I no longer have a one hour rate at all and I have a two hour minimum for incall dates because I don't have a static  incall location.

Yes, while there are people trying to take advantage of the whole FOSTA/SEATA thing, thinking ladies are desperate, does not mean I'm taking them up on it.