Once the stigma and oppressive laws are removed from this industry, I truly believe that training and mentorship could transform this industry immensely. The ladies who get it, who know how to create connection and read what the client needs or wants, and who understand that they are providing an experience from initial contact to departure could certainly teach a few lessons to up and comers. Ladies like Lacey at ATPS could run courses on how to provide an amazing spa experience to new ladies which could take the industry from that feeling of hoping you don't leave feeling underwhelmed by the entire experience to immediately anticipating your next session because this session was so perfect. Some great tips here that many have shared but I truly believe that new ladies need to see the rock stars in action and learn from some mentorship.
Clients, what makes a booking experience better?
- Thread starter KatrinnaHendrix
- Start date
This is more of a before booking thing but an ad needs to have some idea of location for me to even reach out. Something as general as west-end or downtown is fine.
1. Not so much personally. But I do appreciate it when I am asked about my Kinks (which of course should be laid out beforehand) and my hobbies.
2. Always when I'm working with someone new. A 15 min gentle massage and get to know each other type chitchat always helps to break me down a bit
3. I prefer dim lighting, no strong artificial scents or particular noise. this may vary though with the type of visit.
4. A hug is great. Being immediately collared, leashed, and pulled to the bed (or wherever) is my favorite.
5. goodbye hug is also great. Text is a plus. If impact was involved, I like sending them a picture of their handwork.
2. Always when I'm working with someone new. A 15 min gentle massage and get to know each other type chitchat always helps to break me down a bit
3. I prefer dim lighting, no strong artificial scents or particular noise. this may vary though with the type of visit.
4. A hug is great. Being immediately collared, leashed, and pulled to the bed (or wherever) is my favorite.
5. goodbye hug is also great. Text is a plus. If impact was involved, I like sending them a picture of their handwork.
