Holy hell that's alot of information.

How much is enough information, how much is to much.

I don't generally read other women's ads, and most are way to little information. From a man's perspective. I there is essential information.

So I pride myself on having enough information to understand pretty much 90% about me. But not to much so it's a job to read. Although I get told it's to much.

However I saw a interesting title. I looked, read, read and read. And kept reading (imagining I'm a man) I'm waiting to see location/rates/picture. I started skipping over paragraphs and decided to heck with this, go to the bottom and to my surprise, she was ok. Regular PI low quality pix.

I'm sorry to you guys, as I'm preparing to become a more luxury arm candy provider, I'm curious how much is to much. How much is to little.

What have you ever seen in a ad that didn't make sense.

I saw one the other day said gfe but with cbj. Not sure how that works.

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Originally Posted by Anna Nikkole

How much is enough information, how much is to much.

I don't generally read other women's ads, and most are way to little information. From a man's perspective. I there is essential information.

So I pride myself on having enough information to understand pretty much 90% about me. But not to much so it's a job to read. Although I get told it's to much.

However I saw a interesting title. I looked, read, read and read. And kept reading (imagining I'm a man) I'm waiting to see location/rates/picture. I started skipping over paragraphs and decided to heck with this, go to the bottom and to my surprise, she was ok. Regular PI low quality pix.

I'm sorry to you guys, as I'm preparing to become a more luxury arm candy provider, I'm curious how much is to much. How much is to little.

What have you ever seen in a ad that didn't make sense.

I saw one the other day said gfe but with cbj. Not sure how that works.

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It doesn't :(

There’s some adds that my god you could keep scrolling and honestly by middle of it I would just give up on it. It just becomes a walll of textual diarrhea. It shouldn’t have several paragraphs, from my opinion, it should just contain the following:
1) general location
2) availability dates and hours
3) incall and/or outcall
4) clear non cryptic menu
5) rates
6) contact info
7) pictures

There’s some menus out there that just confusing as Anna mentioned in regards to gfe. And then some other adds that have a huge table of menu/rates that honestly I don’t even bother to glance at if it’s a huge table.

If I want to know more about the provider, I read their About Me in their profile.

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Originally Posted by Aramis

There’s some adds that my god you could keep scrolling and honestly by middle of it I would just give up on it. It just becomes a walll of textual diarrhea. It shouldn’t have several paragraphs, from my opinion, it should just contain the following:
1) general location
2) availability dates and hours
3) incall and/or outcall
4) clear non cryptic menu
5) rates
6) contact info
7) pictures

There’s some menus out there that just confusing as Anna mentioned in regards to gfe. And then some other adds that have a huge table of menu/rates that honestly I don’t even bother to glance at if it’s a huge table.

If I want to know more about the provider, I read their About Me in their profile.

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You can rate my ad anytime. I do take constructive criticism well.

I know I'm plain but this different color and hearts and rainbow, it's just not me.

All providers have a right to express themselves or form their own adds as they see fit. I do agree with you that some lack very basic information like contact info, rate, and menu. I don’t even know how it could be an add without that information which to me doesn’t make sense for the intent and purpose of this forum, but to each their own. My earlier reply was not meant as a criticism but my own opinion from a hobbyist as to what should be included in an add pertaining to what would be enough information as that was the original question presented.

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Originally Posted by Anna Nikkole

How much is enough information, how much is to much.

I don't generally read other women's ads, and most are way to little information. From a man's perspective. I there is essential information.

So I pride myself on having enough information to understand pretty much 90% about me. But not to much so it's a job to read. Although I get told it's to much.

However I saw a interesting title. I looked, read, read and read. And kept reading (imagining I'm a man) I'm waiting to see location/rates/picture. I started skipping over paragraphs and decided to heck with this, go to the bottom and to my surprise, she was ok. Regular PI low quality pix.

I'm sorry to you guys, as I'm preparing to become a more luxury arm candy provider, I'm curious how much is to much. How much is to little.

What have you ever seen in a ad that didn't make sense.

I saw one the other day said gfe but with cbj. Not sure how that works.

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I think your ad is good. You could put a few more things in there about menu. But none the less, I like it.

There are some Providers that go way over top, to the to the point it is annoying to say the least. Too much, no one reads it. Too little and no idea what the provider is advertising.

Here are a few providers with good ads gents seem to like.

https://home.ourhome2.net/showthread...ighlight=Award

Miss Anna, your ads are fine. What Aramis wrote above would be ideal. This has been discussed before. "North Austin" as a location is too vague. "Wells Branch" or "Domain" are a lot more useful.

I'm a firm believer in you attract what you put out in this world. There's different strokes for different folks. I prefer clients with a longer attention span than a squirrel and some men prefer ladies who can form a complete sentence using proper grammar and punctuation, while some men just want to hear you say you're horny and ready to fuck. There's not really a "too little or too much" in my opinion, as people prefer or care about different things. I prefer to get any questions someone could possibly have answered ahead of time to make the booking process that much easier on myself and them. Do some of them still not read it, obviously, and half the time I redirect them to my ad or I just answer the question with the understanding that some folks look at multiple ads and it can get confusing I'm sure. Depends on how much patience I still have that day lol some guys prefer professional photos and others prefer RW ones that are less likely to be edited/photoshopped. There's been quite a few threads on this particular topic and the consensus tends to be the same on all of them. There's no "right" way of doing things really because some folks care less about particular things than others, so really it just boils down to what crowd you want to attract. Marketing at its finest.

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Originally Posted by Aramis

All providers have a right to express themselves or form their own adds as they see fit. I do agree with you that some lack very basic information like contact info, rate, and menu. I don?t even know how it could be an add without that information which to me doesn?t make sense for the intent and purpose of this forum, but to each their own. My earlier reply was not meant as a criticism but my own opinion from a hobbyist as to what should be included in an add pertaining to what would be enough information as that was the original question presented.

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I appreciated and loved your response. My only issue is the menu. People want the lower session menu that is offered for a higher session. It would take me forever to put a menu on session. It's frustrating. I'm trying to figure out a way to detail each without several paragraphs.

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Here are a few providers with good ads gents seem to like.

https://home.ourhome2.net/showthread...ighlight=Award

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That's really good. I'll work on it more

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Originally Posted by SexySammy

I'm a firm believer in you attract what you put out in this world. There's different strokes for different folks. I prefer clients with a longer attention span than a squirrel and some men prefer ladies who can form a complete sentence using proper grammar and punctuation, while some men just want to hear you say you're horny and ready to fuck. There's not really a "too little or too much" in my opinion, as people prefer or care about different things. I prefer to get any questions someone could possibly have answered ahead of time to make the booking process that much easier on myself and them. Do some of them still not read it, obviously, and half the time I redirect them to my ad or I just answer the question with the understanding that some folks look at multiple ads and it can get confusing I'm sure. Depends on how much patience I still have that day lol some guys prefer professional photos and others prefer RW ones that are less likely to be edited/photoshopped. There's been quite a few threads on this particular topic and the consensus tends to be the same on all of them. There's no "right" way of doing things really because some folks care less about particular things than others, so really it just boils down to what crowd you want to attract. Marketing at its finest.

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I definitely won't see someone illiterate, but I don't expect them to read 9 paragraphs. And a man with a hard dick, I can see how it can make him go soft. Then to some, might be what turns him on. I do like the one ad, the guy said award for best ad. Very detailed and a 5-7 minute read.

I get people who won't give me the 5 minutes, I send same information with screening info and get "that's to much". If it's to much to read or do, go find lesser lol. I get it.

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Originally Posted by Anna Nikkole

I definitely won't see someone illiterate, but I don't expect them to read 9 paragraphs. And a man with a hard dick, I can see how it can make him go soft. Then to some, might be what turns him on. I do like the one ad, the guy said award for best ad. Very detailed and a 5-7 minute read.

I get people who won't give me the 5 minutes, I send same information with screening info and get "that's to much". If it's to much to read or do, go find lesser lol. I get it.

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Unfortunately you can't please everyone in this hobby. How another lady chooses to advertise/market is her business. Men complain constantly about one thing or another in regards to ads, that others could care less about. So it just depends on the crowd you wish to attract. I certainly haven't received any complaints about my multiple paragraphs and on the contrary have actually gotten more compliments on the fact that I've clearly labeled each one, so if they're only concerned with location, availability and menu then that's what they can chose to read. If their dick goes soft because they can't manage to take 5-7min to read it then they're probably not a good match for me anyways so it helps weed out the folks I don't wish to attract. Some ladies are perfectly fine with that crowd and if they can pull them with a 2 sentence ad, more power to them. But like I said, this has been discussed many times and different people like/appreciate different things. I'm certainly not one to bash another provider on how they chose to advertise themselves though, especially considering they aren't the ones paying my bills lol but just my 2 cents.

To be honest, the only reason I even commented is because you felt the need to bash someone else's choice of marketing and didn't seem very interested in your apparent reason for making the post, which was ultimately about what men would like to see in an ad and felt the need to drag others down to make some kind of point, whatever it was.

I often time see ladies place an ad that you can tell they have spent a lot of time cutting and pasting from previous ads. Too much so, and they’ve become completely lost.

I have to admit, I prefer ads that are shorter than War and Peace.

Just give me the basics…. Location, donation, description, likes and dislikes. A photo or two is nice.

A Doctorate Thesis is not necessary.

lol, I?ve seen those ads! I get lost reading them Why not go right to the point fast! Two short paragraphs and rates?! a few pics? and my ads need updating!
I completely feel for the guys reading all that stuff!

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I often time see ladies place an ad that you can tell they have spent a lot of time cutting and pasting from previous ads. Too much so, and they?ve become completely lost.

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not lost at all. in fact the beauty of the same regurgitated cutnpaste ad content imo, shows consistency, and reliability whether its a long or short ad.

my personal preference is the shorter the ad the better

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Originally Posted by NippleLuvinFreak

I often time see ladies place an ad that you can tell they have spent a lot of time cutting and pasting from previous ads. Too much so, and they?ve become completely lost.

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not lost at all. in fact the beauty of the same regurgitated cutnpaste ad content imo, shows consistency, and reliability whether its a long or short ad.

my personal preference is the shorter the ad the better

just noticed the double post. have no clue why since 25mins apart. apologies

I have copy paste ads lol. But I'm in new cities haha. I need to go through my different packages and announce what is offered for each rate. It will make it longer, some is plain common sense, nobody can win lol.

Long ads are a DEFINITE turnoff for me.
Pics, price, screening information and method of contact, and links to reviews and of course no-nos.

The worst is 4 different prices listed in 4 different threads in the same week and then you message them, and it adds more confusion.

The best products dont really need much advertisement.

Brooks running shows are the best, and they dont advertise.
And neither does Tesla which makes the #1 best selling vehicle in the world and are the most valuable car company.


I dont come here to read long posts, I come here to bust a nut.

On the flip side….
It could be that long descriptive ads are because a lot of questions are being asked. They can say “just read the ad again”. It’s all there. I don’t think it’s because someone wants to write a lot. Of course, we all don’t have degrees in writing and marketing so be kind.

All the basics in on place helps. One thing that is lacking in many ads that I find annoying is general location and photos. I don't want to waste any ones time with questions if they're too far of a drive away. "North Austin" isn't even specific enough. I'm trying to get laid on my lunch break and some areas are just too far away for that to be logistically possible.

So I'd include: Availability, general location, Rates, Do's and Don'ts (ex: If DFK or BBBJ is off the menu I'd like to know that), screening requirements, preferred contact method, and most importantly photos. I also like when there's a brief paragraph explaining a little about them. I dunno, just makes it a little more personal.

I see a few posts here complaining about providers copying and pasting old ads but I don't mind that. I just need all the information to make a decision.