Hey there!  I'm starting a service and I would LOVE your suggestions!  I'm designing the website now.  Do you have any pointers as far as what you like to see on a site?  What are your fave things about the sites you go to and your least fave things?  Any input would be greatly appreciated! Help me make this the BEST service on the net!  I want to cater to YOU and do everything the right way from the start.  So, tell me what YOU want, what YOU like and don't like and I will incorporate all your suggestions into the new service.  I look forward to your input!

THANK YOU!!!!

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Accurate photos, descriptions, rates, services, contact info - clearly organized.  

Some sites have lots of flashy effects and animation.  If you are an experienced webmaster, it can work.  If not, it can be distracting, annoying and headache-inducing.

And don't use the phrases GFE or PSE in standalone fashion - describe the services actually provided.

In the beginning, keep it simple, accurate and precise.

Good luck.

I can't tell you how many tiny pale pink fonts on black I skip over for fear of ruining my eyes.

Next, write out what you want to say in clear, grammatical and correctly spelled English.  Find someone who is a good editor and have them edit it and get it to read well.

Do not plagerize from someone else's site!

Make the site easy to navigate.  It's annoying to have to jump to many different pages to get to a particular page.

Post professionally done photos that show what your body looks like (if not your face).  Make the photos large and clear (or capable of being enlarged properly.

No sound please.

No crazy graphics.  (like winking smiley faces, hint, hint.)

Spell out the rate information in a way that you don't need an accountant to figure it out.

Include an easy way to reach you.

Tell us where you are.  (You have no idea how many sites I've skipped over because the person leaves no way of knowing what country they are in let alone the city and state.  (Some sites say something like: "I'm a half hour south of East Sourmash.")

This is just for starters but if you follow these rules, you should have, at least, a pretty good site.

I suggest that you read the site reviews on TER, look at the sites, find the common things that make them good sites in the minds of the reviewers and vice versa

No sound, no introduction, accurate pics that really don't need to be graphic (bluring your face is acceptable), intelligently written information that is not too wordy, accurate calendar that is kept updated, etc.

Let me echo something said above.  Sound, particularly unexpected sound causes real problems.
 I was looking at a new site tonight in my usual order - photos rates and then "about me."  When I got to the latter a blast of music came my way and I just left the site I was so pissed off.  The principle here is don't drive potential customers away.  For many guys such sounds can cause problems at work or home.
 Good luck on yur new venture!
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In the PICS have the ladies wear stockings in at least a couple and if they have garterbelts put them on first and then the panties.

The sites I like include as much information about the provider as possible. Why they are in the business, personal likes and dislikes, favorite drink, turn ons, turn offs, favorite hobbies. That way I feel I know the person before the dooe opens. It helps to hit it off when the door opens

Not only rates, but if your rates vary for different timeframes, list them. If you will offer dinner dates list it (the hours offered and the amount). I really enjoy taking someone out to a really nice dinner when I'm traveling, but if their website does not list a dinner date I will skip over it

That's a really great idea. Have her spell out all the sexual things she does. Then tell her to re-iterate them on the phone when an unidentified man asks her "What do I get for $250"? And have her paint a big target on her forhead and include that in her gallery pics.

I wish her the best of luck and hope she likes the color blue.

I was just trying to get around the confusion, and often deception, that goes with terms like GFE and PSE.  Perhaps it's just better to avoid these terms altogether.

I guess the only safe way to know what's on the menu is to have hobbyists willing to jump in and write reviews here.