Good morning ladies and gents. Am not sure if this question has been asked before but I just wanted to get a general view from both as to what you guys think makes (in point form if possible) makes for a John to have a great punt to the point of even reviewing the lady, become a repeat client or basically just rave about her services.

From me it's basically about:
-being able to sell the fantasy to me.
-Close resembles to your photo as much as possible
-good hygiene
-unrushed service
-being respectful.(I'm below 30 so comments about being called a 'child' or too young are a huge turn off).

I could keep going but I believe that for me those are the main traits that would put a Wg on my speed dial.

1. Having a polite/friendly demeanor and being a very patient person.

2. Consistency in services offered - giving the same level of service to all clients, regardless of who the client is.

3. Consistency in pricing - knowing your worth and charging a fee accordingly and sticking to it. Constant price hikes and/or reductions, can have a negative impact in the long run.

4. Rendering the service that was promised to the client - Meaning, do not say that you offer something and then when you meet the client, you change your mind and do not give it to him.

5. Only offering services that you are comfortable with rendering - Doing something that you hate, purely for money, will cause damage to yourself and the client will also sense it, which means no return business and also damage to your brand.

6. Good personal hygiene, clean venue and making an effort in looking presentable.

7.Balance and not working 24/7 - Taking days off is important to recharge batteries and also an important thing to do when under emotional stress. Having a life and interests outside this industry is also very important. This industry is not a sprint, it is a marathon and only by pacing yourself, will you reach the finishing line without damage to yourself. Plus seeing a client when you are under stress, tired or not in the mood, will result in a bad experience for the client and he will not book again, so it is counterproductive.

8. Money is not everything - When you don't enjoy a client for whatever reason, do not see him again, because not only are you damaging yourself, but you are also damaging your business as your service to him will become below par, which in turn will be damaging your brand.

9. Honor Time Booked - If a client books for an hour, then give him a full hour. Rushing clients is counterproductive,as you then won't get a repeat clients and repeat clients is needed, if you want to be successful in this industry.

On 2017-12-27 09:34:00 Sibyl said:
1. Having a polite/friendly demeanor and being a very patient person.

2. Consistency in services offered - giving the same level of service to all clients, regardless of who the client is.

3. Consistency in pricing - knowing your worth and charging a fee accordingly and sticking to it. Constant price hikes and/or reductions, can have a negative impact in the long run.

4. Rendering the service that was promised to the client - Meaning, do not say that you offer something and then when you meet the client, you change your mind and do not give it to him.

5. Only offering services that you are comfortable with rendering - Doing something that you hate, purely for money, will cause damage to yourself and the client will also sense it, which means no return business and also damage to your brand.

6. Good personal hygiene, clean venue and making an effort in looking presentable.

7.Balance and not working 24/7 - Taking days off is important to recharge batteries and also an important thing to do when under emotional stress. Having a life and interests outside this industry is also very important. This industry is not a sprint, it is a marathon and only by pacing yourself, will you reach the finishing line without damage to yourself. Plus seeing a client when you are under stress, tired or not in the mood, will result in a bad experience for the client and he will not book again, so it is counterproductive.

8. Money is not everything - When you don't enjoy a client for whatever reason, do not see him again, because not only are you damaging yourself, but you are also damaging your business as your service to him will become below par, which in turn will be damaging your brand.

Very good advice

Matured
Polite
Clean and looking like photos
Pornstar and a freak in bed
Confident
Well spoken and informed

On 2017-12-27 10:43:38 Kukuterian said:
Matured
Polite
Clean and looking like photos
Pornstar and a freak in bed
Confident
Well spoken and informed

@Kukuterian I like your way of thinking.

Have a wonderful day!

On 2017-12-27 09:49:35 sednesar said:
On 2017-12-27 09:34:00 Sibyl said: 1. Having a polite/friendly demeanor and being a very patient person.

2. Consistency in services offered - giving the same level of service to all clients, regardless of who the client is.

3. Consistency in pricing - knowing your worth and charging a fee accordingly and sticking to it. Constant price hikes and/or reductions, can have a negative impact in the long run.

4. Rendering the service that was promised to the client - Meaning, do not say that you offer something and then when you meet the client, you change your mind and do not give it to him.

5. Only offering services that you are comfortable with rendering - Doing something that you hate, purely for money, will cause damage to yourself and the client will also sense it, which means no return business and also damage to your brand.

6. Good personal hygiene, clean venue and making an effort in looking presentable.

7.Balance and not working 24/7 - Taking days off is important to recharge batteries and also an important thing to do when under emotional stress. Having a life and interests outside this industry is also very important. This industry is not a sprint, it is a marathon and only by pacing yourself, will you reach the finishing line without damage to yourself. Plus seeing a client when you are under stress, tired or not in the mood, will result in a bad experience for the client and he will not book again, so it is counterproductive.

8. Money is not everything - When you don't enjoy a client for whatever reason, do not see him again, because not only are you damaging yourself, but you are also damaging your business as your service to him will become below par, which in turn will be damaging your brand.



Very good advice

Wow @Sibyl. You really hit the nail on the head. Totally agree with you lady!

On 2017-12-27 10:43:38 Kukuterian said:
Matured
Polite
Clean and looking like photos
Pornstar and a freak in bed
Confident
Well spoken and informed

@Kukuterian I like your way of thinking.

Have a wonderful day!