telemarketing rules

Most won't repond and your odds go down if you are not concise and to the point (see link below).  Don't put all your eggs in one basket.  If a provider doesn't respond within a couple weeks (less likely after a few days anyway) just email her again if you are still interested, hone your message and pretend you never emailed her before.

Don't take it personally - lots of valid reasons for delayed or absent responce and lots of "bad business practice" in the provider community.  But heh - what skill set ARE you looking for?!

Don't get me wrong, ladies.  MANY of you are great at responding to email and conduct your business with style and grace...  speaking of which, can I set up a duo with Style and Grace?  PM me...

I usually respond the same day to emails and I think for most people they respond within 24 hours.  If you don't hear back in 2 days, you should call.  Hell, I prefer people to call me unless its a general question they need to ask me.  I get annoyed when people email me for a same day appointment when I have a number posted. That's just me though.

I usually give them about three days before moving on and try to give them enough info so they can determine if they want to see me or not. Allowing three days seems to work and gets responses from 90% from the girls Im interested in.

Three easy answers . . .

1)  The provider is not being professional.
2)  You send an email like this one: "hi are u
   available tonite?"  Nothing else but that.
   What do you expect?
3)  The provider is sick and might not respond
   until the next day, taking a day off, or
   forgot to place an "auto reply" on her
   email if she is on vacation.

Hugs,
ciara

If you are finding that MANY providers aren't responding to you, you may want to take a look at your emails.  I generally won't take the time to respond to someone who hasn't taken the time to write a decent email.  Respect goes both ways.

Otherwise, as it's stated all over my website, I respond to emails within 24 hours unless it's a weekend or holiday.  If I am away longer, I post it somewhere on my site or turn on my auto-reply.  Before writing her off, read all of her website to see if she states a reply time.

To answer your question, I'd give her 48 hours to respond.  A day to respond and a day for an emergency.  

Kate

I give her a 3-4 days, then resend. Sometimes e-mails get lost in cyberspace. I disagree with the comment above that you should only use telephone -- e-mail is so easy and has the added advantage that you can receive an e-mail while engaging in DATY. On the downside, I've had providers check their e-mail while I'm engaging in DATY. But afterwards they tell me I'm really good at it. LOL

Re:Responding to emails

I would have to agree with most of the guys on this topic... I usually prefer emails for appts 3 or more days away... this way if there is anything I forget (ex. where you are staying, phone number to contact you, etc.) I can refer back to mey email and this way there are more successful sessions.

I rather get a phone call for same day/next day appts and I really hate it when a guy calls me to schedule something for a week or more in advance and then asks me to save his number... I hate to come off as rude b/c I'm not... but I can't save 4 #'s of the name Mike and remember you when I haven't even seen you yet. The only #'s I save are for guys that I have seen at least 2times.

Please email for 3 or more days in advance... and call if your time is limited on when you need a call back. Please make sure that you give the provider of your choice enough to go on when you do email her. The more detailed the better...

I travel a lot so when a guy emails and says I will be there in July... it really can't help me... then I have to email... what dates/times... I do prefer email... but not 20 emails back and forth...

respect,

~tiffany.diamond~