Guys, your opinion - does a ladies increase, decrease or lack of advertising corrolate to:
1. Decrease in business (slow)
2. Business is off the hook (keep the throttle down)
3. Just good business sense

Ladies

They are prostitutes.  Not marketing executives.

If they need their rent paid and not get thrown out of their apartments, they run ads hoping johns will come see them.

Most prostitutes bounce from apartment to apartment because they can't pay the rent on time.

My guess would be that the ladies who do not consistently advertise are organizationally challenged.  I have seen this with a number of small businesses.   I doubt that it has anything to do with business or the lack thereof

4.  All of the above

It depends on individual providers and their different MO of course!

Being a business man I've always been interested in ladies advertising. It really comes down to each ladies business model and what markets are looking for. I know one very high rated lady that advertises every month in my town whether or not she's going to be here. I know another that is now popular enough that she never advertises.

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i just physically do not have enough time to advertise  i am busy with adult industry and my civie job

hahahahahahaha Yep. I think even you'd be amazed at what some prostitutes actually are in REAL life LOL. You do make me chuckle Mr. 4eva. I think it's funny you think we always need to pay the 'rent' lol. What about a mortgage...does that count?

Gg xo

Every time a lady responds to a thread, it's considered some form of advertising, but not in an AD format.  
I believe most ladies post consistent ads to keep up with the business sense. Just like any other business would do...  You see it or hear about it and want to learn more, so you inquire and before long, you have your hands on it and it's yours to enjoy

THANK YOU! lol thats what I was thinking. And YES I do analyze my marketing (it IS what I went to school for after all!!) Why put time and energy into a platform that isn't bringing in any business/website traffic!?

LOL 4eva

Granted, that can be true for some ladies for sure. However, the method to the magic that works best for my business is to advertise at least every two weeks. Depending on other obligations, appts scheduled, travel etc, that might stretch to once a month-ish. I've been running the exact same ad for months and noticed when I advertise less frequently, I get more appointment requests. Traffic to my sites is higher too and TER is the only place I advertise though Google pulls strong traffic as well.  

You say organizationally challenged, I say work smarter not harder.  

From a business perspective, if I have enough business with infrequent ads (and in my case, I do), it means I don't need more ads (usually when a lady places more ads, she does that to maintain or drive more business). In my case, because I don't even pay for ads or take advantage of all the free ads I can get, it also means I haven't reached my price ceiling (and I am very well aware of that), so I could jack up my prices more, and then maybe I'd need to advertise more.  Apparently, it would make you think I was more organized, too. Geez, instead of looking at us as unorganized, be glad some of us don't advertise a lot. You'd pay for it.

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There are many different advertising strategies in this business. I believe that every provider benefits in different ways based on their area, brand and level of service.  That is the beauty of owning your own business. You can do as much or as little as you wish. I am a businesswoman. I have owned businesses my entire life. I treat the advertising side of this the same. When I am with a client it is different, but promoting my brand in the right way is crutial.

I can't speak for all of the girls, but I mostly draw specific kinds of appointments from particular advertising sites. EROS tends to generate most of my 3-6 hour appointments.  I imagine it's mostly due to the fact that it pulls businessmen traveling, mostly new to the hobby who want companionship. Personally, I keep a calendar of local events in my city. If I feel that something is coming into town that would draw the type of client that I like to see and that I feel is a good fit for me , I may place a featured ad that week. In my short experience in this business I have found that these clients typically do not write reviews and fly UTR.  Ter for the most part generates one hour hobbyist for me. In my most recent experience P411 varies, as I do get appointments from visitors on occasion.   I believe they feel safe booking through the site. As a provider I prefer P411 clients and I actually offer a discount on 2 hour bookings if they are members of P411.  I do trend more local appointment bookings coming from P411 recently consisting of one and two hour appointments.  

There are some very intelligent women providing. Not all fit into the dumb hooker mold often mentioned on these boards. We all have methods to our so called maddness. I personally structure my rates, advertising  and scheduling in a manner that fits into my life as a whole. Thanks for all of the great advise and information that comes from theses discussion boards

Checking Herpes4ever's skull for circumcision marks.... Yep there they are.

Like BentleyMarie's breakdown of where the appts and length of appt come from great analysis

#2 would be decrease....why spend the extra $$$ if you have a good solid clientele and you are working and making as much as you want/need.

#1 would be increase....gotta put yourself out there and try to differentiate yourself somehow with looks, services, etc.  Curb appeal is a big part of this business.

#3 correlates to both statements above

a total lack of advertising would be Uber #2.  

I really feel that this is not true at all. I think that a certain percentage of women live  like this. However, I think that there a very many professional entertainers who have business goals. Personally, I organize my  tour schedule and marketing  around the travel schedule of my civilian job