Wouldn't that depend upon the ratings?

What if all were cash and dash?

Obviously this would differ from provider to provider based on city, price point, advertising method etc.

I was just wondering what people thought # TER reviews equated to provider volume.

Like 3 reviews/ month = 90 visitors or what do you think?

...answers are pretty much worthless. The only thing I would bet on is that odds are she is not a virgin...

90 visitors in a month means she is averaging at least 3 per day every day of the month with no days off.  I suspect very few providers would keep up that kind of schedule, month in and month out.

If you are wondering whether or not to visit her, would you skip her if you think she sees to many guys?  If I want to see a provider, it's never based on how many reviews she has.  She does need a sufficient number to be a good bet for safety.  As I mentioned in another thread, one of my faves has over 400, and that will not stop me from seeing her again.  

Swim

I saw a popular provider who said she was "low volume". Also said she saw 3 visitors per day when working. (Her ctiterion for high volume was six visits a day, like an "overworking" agency.) She took off some weekends but rarely took vacations. So 60-80 visitors a month is more reasonable. Thus 720-960 visits per year.

Over her career that gives only 4.5% to 6.5% of encounters resulting in reviews. It suggests as a rule of thumb 5% reviews and 20 as a multiplier for what I would consider a moderate volume provider.

My gut tells me that 5-15% reviews and a multiplier in the range of 7-20 might capture the expected range.

There was a study conducted on this very thing by the National Institute of Global Sex Workers.

After conducting extensive surveys and compensating for factors like differences in culture, location, price points, client laziness, discretion, and other socio-demographic and socio-economic factors, the Institute determined that 1 review was written for 20 sessions on average.

Just kidding about that. I do think the ratio is 1 review for every 20 sessions on average with absolutely nothing to base that statistic on other than intuition.

Providers who mainly advertize on Eros sometimes have 1 review out of 20. Those who post on TER may have 1 out of 2.

I have seen my ATF more times than I can remember...and I'm pretty sure she has a good base of regulars.  So her reviews these days are far and few between.

I recently had this discussion with another hobbyist, who pointed out the pattern of reviews:  Girl starts out, and gets lots of reviews (assuming she is good)...for example, in Chicago it's been Anetta and Gigi for the past month.   Then she starts building a regular client base.  Even is you assume that each regular wrote a review, they are not likely to update those reviews.  (Lots of reason why:  sometimes the menu for a regular will be different than for a "walk-in", and these menu items would not make their way to a public review..  Sometimes there's nothing to add to the previous reviews.)

So good luck trying to figure this one out.  But who cares?  When I sit in a restaurant, I don't care how many other people sat at the table before me, just like the chef doesn't care about how many restaurants I have previously dined in...it doesn't affect the quality of the meal that I am about to enjoy!

of figures thrown out in a conversation are made up on the spot.  Wait I made that up. lol

Kidding aside.  I think a provider can have too many reviews in a month.  I get the feeling of an assembly line.  But then having at least one in the last month for some reason the escapes me is a good thing. So to me it isnt the number of reviews but the quality of the review.

...in a month.  Wow.  In my home state, I only visit with one gentleman per day, and when on tour, I never visit with more than three callers in one day.  

 Obviously, it varies from lady to lady.............

Hugs and Kisses,
Kelly

Do we ask our auto mechanics how many cars they service?

Do we ask our baristas how many cappuccinos they have made today?

Where is the mystery?

If 3 good reviews got 90 visitors, there's some real value.  Even at $200 per hour, she'd gross 18 large.  Using provider math that's a net of $600, a purse and some shoes but still not bad.

At a Walmart Supercenter, she could get a purse, some shoes, a gross of condoms, a gallon of lube, a case of Ramen noodles, and a really good box of wine and STILL have a couple benjamins left over!

how many hobbyists are going to review a provider out of any amount of boys plathey with.

Kind of a strange query.  Are you trying to figure who has the biggest V-jay depending on ratios and stats and stuff?  Ahahaha, I'm totally fucking with you, dude!

Have a good time figuring this little gem out

XXX-Giselle

I knew a provider who posted only on Backpage who had been working for over a year (several clients a day) and didn't even have one review. She was asking me how I had gotten mine.

I definitely get a higher review per client ratio from guys who come straight from TER, Preferred411 or Date-check. But I get very few direct appointments from those sites overall.

I have the same policy about reviews as chloeboulez. I'm not evening THINKING about reviews during a session. I don't care one way or another what happens after I leave the door... I only care about what goes on while I'm there. Some guys even seem relieved when you tell them you don't care one way or another when they ask if you'd like a review at the end of the session!

Whose pussy can handle 90 visitors in one month?  I don't even know 90 men LOL

90 is an amazingly large number for most the ladies here.  That is a REALLY big number.

So much is--as you say--a function of the lady involved, where she is, how she markets, etc., so obviously the answer fluctuates significantly.  So why try to narrow down a single number that will be wrong far more than it is right?