Appointments to reviews ratio

[LordoftheRim]

Although I know this can vary widely I have occasionally wondered what the ratio of appointments-to-reviews is for providers, even an average. 150%? 200%? 250%? 300%? I don't have a clue but would guess somewhere between 150-250% although there are so many variables that could run that ratio all over the place.

[Analeese]

There seems to be a trend....Guy takes discount for review but never posts review...

I see more guys that don't leave reviews than ones who actually follow through.

[Reverseheadstock]

How about I write a glowing detailed colorful detailed review, and then you gave me a coupon for me to come see you?

[zzzyyy]

Originally Posted by LordoftheRim

Although I know this can vary widely I have occasionally wondered what the ratio of appointments-to-reviews is for providers, even an average. 150%? 200%? 250%? 300%? I don't have a clue but would guess somewhere between 150-250% although there are so many variables that could run that ratio all over the place.

My guess would be much more than 150-250%. Something more like 1 in 10 appointments posts a review. I am not talking about review special situations, though. Just an average appointment.

[Sir Lancehernot]

I had a bodyrub girl tell me that she was pulling down $4K a week, and a friend of hers was making about half that. Both had reviews, but I'd guess they averaged less than three a month, maybe less than that.

Or look at it like this: Lots of girls have been around for years -- Kimberly J, Emmy and her girls, and Jewls come quickly to mind; there are plenty of others -- but they all have pretty low review counts. Or, to pick another, DallasBella, who appears to be pretty popular, gets maybe five or six reviews a month. Same wih Lily. Yet they're all making enough to have stayed in business for all this time.

It's impossible to quantify unless you can find a decent sample size of honest escorts who'll provide you with data, but I think reviews cover a pretty small fraction of the P4P community.

[OneStarLuck07]

Originally Posted by zzzyyy

My guess would be much more than 150-250%. Something more like 1 in 10 appointments posts a review. I am not talking about review special situations, though. Just an average appointment.

I had one provider tell me it was about 1 in 10, assuming she was telling the truth, so your guess wouldn't be far off for her. I've been wondering this topic for a while.

I've written a review for everyone I've seen. More so to help me remember the experience.

[Cheap Charlie]

I review every girl. Often after my reviews, demand for the provider increases. Her prices increase. Now I can't see her anymore for the same price. Then I wish I hadn't reviewed her.

[Laura Lynn]

A couple of years ago, I used to get a few reviews a month. However, since I'm a low volume kind of girl that has built up a very nice group of regular friends and given that I have never & would never ask for a review from a new friend, I don't get a lot of new reviews. The ratio of 1 in 10 definitely does not apply to me.

[VIP Mya Michelle]

They banking. Especially if she got a NBA policy; " she just tryna run through the money run!"

[mrredcat43]

Originally Posted by VIP Mya Michelle

They banking. Especially if she got a NBA policy; " she just tryna run through the money run!"

This makes absolutely no sense. My head hurts trying to comprehend this hoodrat nonsense

[Lena Duvall]

Such a very personal curiosity. Though, it is good to see that some guys know a companion has seen guests beyond the times she received a review. On review board, it can be hard for some to remember that not all clients even like writing reviews.

[Re]

Probably much higher than 3 to 1, dudes are lazy

[VIP Mya Michelle]

Originally Posted by mrredcat43

This makes absolutely no sense. My head hurts trying to comprehend this hoodrat nonsense

If a girl has a NBA policy in texas she is gonna get hellas money!
From blacks and whites. There are black men in the hobby but they rarely shop with black women, most black men buy pussy from white women because they are forbidden/MYSTERIOUS and they are bored of black women or think they are ugly. cause they think lighter skin is better, as society tells us it is.

Where as white men are kind of like black women. They never get tired of their white women/ as black women never get tired of their black men.

So the white women who have NBA policies are making a lot of money down south, off white and black men, and probably high paid Mexicans too. White women are every mans fantasy ultimately.

There are like cults down there that make sure the women they are fucking are not fucking black men. They shop with them often to encourage them not needing black clients. even send them money with out having a session.

The song i was referring to is this one Zoey Dollaz - Blow a Check

" I'm just trying to run through the money run!" *running man dance*


GET WITH THE TIMES OLD MAN

[FunInDFW]

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[ElisabethWhispers]

Originally Posted by LordoftheRim

Although I know this can vary widely I have occasionally wondered what the ratio of appointments-to-reviews is for providers, even an average. 150%? 200%? 250%? 300%? I don't have a clue but would guess somewhere between 150-250% although there are so many variables that could run that ratio all over the place.

This question is just impossible to quantify. There are too many variables.

My guess is about 85% of my appointments, if not more, are of clients that I've seen before. These guys will rarely write a review or they might write one to get PA credit, but generally not.

A lot of my client base don't write reviews, period. Some find reviews to be rather low brow, or they don't wish to take the time or effort, or just writing reviews isn't their thing.

Otherwise, I just rarely get reviews.

Now since I'm back working full time, I'm slowly getting some new clients after some attrition for not working much this past year.

So I might be getting a few new reviews here in the next few months.

I don't think that women, and their bed manner, changes all that much. Some do. Most don't.

An older review, or several of them, should still be a good indicator of a woman's abilities, attitude and sexual acumen.

With sexual acumen, generally a woman's skill set gets better of time. So there is that.

Interesting thought, though. Some sex workers seem to get SO many reviews and I often will wonder how damn busy is she???

The new ladies that show up, and become really popular, seem to be the ones that get the higher number of review percentages, or however that is worded.

Best,
Elisabeth