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10-22-2010, 06:06 PM
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As pointed out previously, context is extremely important. Why else would someone even consider traveling to SA, Houston or Dallas from South Texas solely to hobby? There is certainly a pronounced lack of quality, reputable providers readily and regularly available in South Texas, so significant competition at higher prices is relatively nonexistent to begin with. For example, someone such as Emily would probably not do as well in Dallas or Houston over an extended period of time at her current rates, but she can get away with it in CC because there is simply no competition (and she does not post photos). At any rate, there are myriad variables to consider here, and the definitive answer to getting more appointments is most unlikely to be "raise your rates". Without solid statistics and candid, transparent peer review, the easiest person to fool is yourself.
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10-23-2010, 08:10 AM
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Good points Z. There are a lot of variables and these boil down to regional areas, personal choices, etc etc. Market studies have not been conducted in this area but have been in the bigger cities. Some hobbyists simply choose not to hobby in their own back yard so to speak. I don't know how it could be done here (but given enough time I could probably figure it out LOL). I've always wished I could get all the local ladies together for a meeting of sorts to discuss issues and strategies etc and get the gents together to find out what they want and how we can do things different yada yada yada. But people don't want to be told how to run their business and get pretty damned pissed when you attempt to do that.
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10-23-2010, 10:21 AM
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Join Date: Jul 26, 2010
Location: corpus christi
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You are absolutely right txbrandy and that is why miss sexy started this thread to ask the question why is it so slow around here.
We talked about it and i told her this from my point of view.
In corpus christi when a new restaurant opens everyone in town tries to get in for weeks it seems like no wants to eat at home.
Then months go by and equilibrium kicks in restaurant sales go down.
Sometimes sales go so far down restaurant lets people go and then years go by restaurant closes down (Ruby Tuesday, Bennigans, Black Eyed Pea)there are others.
So i asked her when she first started how was it. She said she had a hard time keeping up like a new restaurant everyone wanted to try the new girl on the block.
Now equilibrium in hobby kicks in and sales go down some providers struggle to keep up some leave for better markets and some just fade away.
The point I'am trying to make here is if you can provide a unique service that no one has then equilibrium will have less of an effect on you.
But if your services are much the same or close to services other providers have then equilibrium will effect you in corpus christi.
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10-23-2010, 06:29 PM
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Join Date: Jan 10, 2010
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I'm surprised that with these pricing threads, there never seems to be much discussion about the difference between getting new clients versus keeping your regulars. I suspect that there are a lot guys who see just one or two providers regularly that don't post very often if ever, so maybe these discussions tend to get skewed by guys who typically do not repeat with providers as often.
I would think that it's a lot easier (and safer) to keep your regulars than to bring in a new client - so if you want to keep your business up, you need to know what your regulars want - maybe discounted longer sessions, maybe some specials for regulars only, or something like that.
I know that for me, the rate doesn't generally affect who I see, but the pricing structure for longer appointments might determine how long I see her. (Obviously, I'd be much more likely to set up a longer appointment with a $250/hr girl if her 2 hour rate is $350 vs $500).
I may be the only one that thinks this way, but I doubt it.
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10-25-2010, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by tradermac75
I'm surprised that with these pricing threads, there never seems to be much discussion about the difference between getting new clients versus keeping your regulars. I suspect that there are a lot guys who see just one or two providers regularly that don't post very often if ever, so maybe these discussions tend to get skewed by guys who typically do not repeat with providers as often.
I would think that it's a lot easier (and safer) to keep your regulars than to bring in a new client - so if you want to keep your business up, you need to know what your regulars want - maybe discounted longer sessions, maybe some specials for regulars only, or something like that.
I know that for me, the rate doesn't generally affect who I see, but the pricing structure for longer appointments might determine how long I see her. (Obviously, I'd be much more likely to set up a longer appointment with a $250/hr girl if her 2 hour rate is $350 vs $500).
I may be the only one that thinks this way, but I doubt it.
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I think you are right on the money with that TM.
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10-26-2010, 05:39 AM
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Wee..eeeeellll.... Let's discuss it then
Providers should treat every gentleman as a potential regular (just in case he decides to become one). However, in reality, being a "regular" isn't the name of the game. Variety rules in the hobby. We can't rely on regulars because life happens (they move away, the SO discovers whats going on, etc) also we can't depend on how regular a regular is (once a week, once a month, once a year?) I have a few guys who SAY that they just see me and one other gal on a regular basis, but his regular basis is generally once a month - maybe twice - maybe once every two months.
So yes, it would be nice to have five regulars who all see me at least once a week. In the real world, we know we need to keep new clients coming in because regulars typically do have a shelf life for various reasons, not all of which may have to do with us and how well we treat them.
Discounted multi-hour sessions I do reserve for "regulars" but I don't advertise them. That's something I prefer to discuss with them. Personally, and don't frown on me due to this please, I only want a new client for an hour until I can determine whether or not I can stand them for longer. I don't want a new client booking me for two to three hours and come to find out we don't "click" or they annoy the hell out of me. I may be able to put up with them (and honestly vice versa, they may not like me) for an hour at a time but I'm not that great an actress that I can pretend to like them for more than an hour. Hence only schedule an hour with me and we will see how it goes.
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10-26-2010, 08:19 AM
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Join Date: Dec 17, 2009
Location: "Hobbyverse"
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Above, some very interesting info and some on-point conclusions, too.
Reality, the hobby environment is what it is.
Meanwhile, Miss Sexy, think about taking advantage of all the various resources out there.
-- You may, for example, post from time to time in ad forums in SA or Austin or Houston, etc., and let hobbyists there know that if they travel to the CC area that you would like to make them feel welcome.
-- You may also, if time and interest permits, post in those area's coed discussions.
At the very least, check out the other area boards, like ourhome2.net and eraps.net if nothing else. Consider attending local events and those elsewhere, too.
And, check into and with the ladies elsewhere on those boards (this one too) who seem to be in your self-category and compare notes.
Learn from those providers with experience how and why and what they do to succeed. Nothing drastically wrong with hearing what the guys say in public, but also ask your regulars in private why they return; what is it that your offer that keeps them on board.
Way above it was noted that you should consider honing in on your strengths. And add to those with massage and other services.
imho the main reason many gents go to see a lady is not due mainly to her looks, body, skills, etc., but to the gents' own comfort levels. Not that those don't count, of course. But, imho, many gents seriously want:
Comfort - is the incall safe, cozy, clean, comfortable.
Comfort - is the provider easy to deal with, reliable, skilled in making a client feel wanted, warm, accepted.
Comfort - is there some chemistry - ease of communication both outside the boudoir and inside as well.
Comfort - is there room for some "fantasy" if the occasion demands, some "experimentation" if desired, some "extended fun."
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