an Advertising tip for the ladies: location location location

[wonk]

Most of us guys have very limited time available for hobbying. So, your location is important. "Dallas" is a very big area.

If I see "DFW" in an ad, I move to the next one. I don't have time to figure out if you mean Weatherford or Terrell when you say "DFW"

If you don't put any location at all in your ad, I move on to the next one.

I do read ads (and Profiles) that say specific locations, such as "Tollway/Frankford" or "Uptown" or "High five area"

Best wishes
Wonk

[Luvyduvy]

Originally Posted by wonk

If you don't put any location at all in your ad, I move on to the next one.

I do read ads (and Profiles) that say specific locations, such as "Tollway/Frankford" or "Uptown" or "High five area"

Best wishes
Wonk

Totally agree Wonk... most reviews narrow it down per your examples, but it would save some time if it was mentioned in the ad.

[BobbyMann]

definitely

[falconbueller]

+1000

[TinMan]

I have posted this exact same thought on numerous occasions. I understand not specifying a region if the lady books hotel rooms all across the metroplex, but I don't get why many of those with permanent incalls refuse to be a bit more descriptive.

To those ladies that do try to make it easier for us to determine if they are located in our geographic sweet spot, many thanks and kudos to you!

[MrKlean]

I agree 100%!

It only will get them more Buisness.


Don't get too specific, just the general area

[DallasRain]

good point!!Thanks!!

[Batman]

+1001

[Tara Evans]

Very good point. I like it as well.

[Sir Lancehernot]

Same goes for Fort Worth. Even though I can get most anywhere I want in Fort Worth in 25 or 30 minutes, when I have an hour available, it's usually just about that long before an APB goes out for me. It makes a big difference to me if she's in west Fort Worth, north Fort Worth, or out near Arlington. That's one reason I find the BP ads more effective than ECCIE ads for Fort Worth: I can usually get a good idea from either the parenthetical location or the ad itself whether a woman is geographically compatible. (The other reason is that, while the BP escort ads aren't very useful, there are a lot of good providers, many of whom offer more than bodyrubs, in the bodyrubs section.)

Getting back to the origonal post: Another reason: Since the Fort Worth Provider Ads forum is littered with lots of ads for women who work primarily, if not exclusively, east of 360, if I open an ad in that section and see a 214 or 972 number without a reference to a Tarrant County location, whether incall or available for outcall, I move on.

[pyramider]

Dallas or Ft Worth are general locations. Do your research and one can discover where ladies are.

[YohannG]

Totally agreed there, cues like TCU, McCart, Seminary, Hulen/I20 or I30, even SW or 35W make a huge difference. A commute of 15 minutes or less, especially if it is on our way makes it more workable. I hate having to figure if someone is in the hospital district or Keller when they say N FW. Even if the cross streets are a mile off, it's still a great help.

[JLanister]

It probably helps if you have premium access to read the ROS, but for those of us that don't it would help us out.

[Luvyduvy]

Originally Posted by Tapper69

It probably helps if you have premium access to read the ROS, but for those of us that don't it would help us out.

Location is in the non-ROS section of the profile... ROS or not - seeing it there helps all of us. But the whole point of this thread is to let us know BEFORE we go to the review... because quite often we 'check out' when location is not more targeted.

Always baffled me - a lady can state 'DFW' and think that gives us ANYTHING relevant to go on... when I see DFW - I'm thinking she's near the airport, but I know better - and so I conclude she's new, doesn't know what she's saying, a rip off or LE.

When I go 'hidden gem' hunting on BP - all can be great - and then I see 'DFW' - totally turns me off if there's not something else to help pinpoint - not that, that alone would get me to bite.

[JLanister]

You are correct, but I was thinking there may be other clues in the ROS as to the general location.

Originally Posted by Luvyduvy

Location is in the non-ROS section of the profile... ROS or not - seeing it there helps all of us. But the whole point of this thread is to let us know BEFORE we go to the review... because quite often we 'check out' when location is not more targeted.

Always baffled me - a lady can state 'DFW' and think that gives us ANYTHING relevant to go on... when I see DFW - I'm thinking she's near the airport, but I know better - and so I conclude she's new, doesn't know what she's saying, a rip off or LE.

When I go 'hidden gem' hunting on BP - all can be great - and then I see 'DFW' - totally turns me off if there's not something else to help pinpoint - not that, that alone would get me to bite.