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[Fabulassie]

What value are you going to offer escorts? We are all capable of putting up a profile on Adultwork and going on outcalls to men we've screened for ourselves.

What are you offering that we can't do for ourselves to justify any sort of "cut" from our takings?

I know women who are happy to work in massage parlours (brothels) or with agencies that have an incall flat to use because finding a premises to work in can be difficult. But you're not even providing that.

Some outcall agencies have a good enough web presence that they can actually get bookings from men who don't know how to find Adultwork. I suppose some of them even manage to convince punters that they have super-duper extra special girls not available via other means. Maybe you'll somehow manage to shoulder your way into that crowd (and get the Google rankings to compete with them) but good luck with that.

[rl_london]

Apologies, would love to address all responses individually - we will get to them eventually but admittedly this forum perhaps wasn't the most suitable place for this ad. As of now, we more or less have enough applicants to begin with, so more of our attention will now be focused on SEO and marketing. Thank you for your feedback.

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[amy]

Apologies, would love to address all responses individually - we will get to them eventually but admittedly this forum perhaps wasn't the most suitable place for this ad. As of now, we more or less have enough applicants to begin with, so more of our attention will now be focused on SEO and marketing. Thank you for your feedback.

Actually it was the perfect place, but not for the reasons you'll have thought.

A board full of the people you're aiming your service at who will offer their time for free to give you constructive feedback and point out all the stupid mistakes and offensive assumptions you're making is something you're not going to come across every day, but it's certainly not a place where you're going to get told exactly what you want to hear.

We didn't expect any less than the kind of banal fluff you've posted above, but if you want to save face on here, remember that the people posting know more about this job than you ever can, or ever will. The remark above about focussing on SEO and marketing rather than the issues of safety, fair practice or practicalities raised here says it all, really.

As Ian says, the free advice is falling on deaf ears anyway, so I'm out.