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Your “typical” client
AnnaConda:
My last booking got me thinking about how varied we all are as service providers and how there’s a demographic out there for everyone to cater towards. Who do your clients tend to be?
Mine are usually middle-aged to elderly, white, professional or retired professional, rural-dwelling, divorced. Financially comfortable. Often with some health problems and like to chat.
Flo:
Same! Just nice run of the mill people (inserts a million caveats!) I have one with a colostomy bag and that was a challenge at first
amy:
Mine are pretty varied but with the caveat that I don't get many past their late fifties/early sixties (I suspect because of my location; I'm in the City of London so most of mine are coming from work).
The majority are between thirty and fifty and I get a lot of black and asian punters of all ages too, but often younger (thank you racial profilers - you're paying my rent :D), and every nationality I can think of. Most book an hour or less, turn up and pay, get on with it and then bog off back to work without any faff, which suits me perfectly.
They also tend to be very clean and relatively fit; every time I read a post here from someone who finds that bad hygiene is a regular occurance I count myself lucky, because I cannot remember the last time I had any worse than a bit of a manly armpit (which I don't mind that much anyway provided it's not OTT).
Flo:
--- Quote from: amy on 22 February 2024, 09:57:03 pm ---Mine are pretty varied but with the caveat that I don't get many past their late fifties/early sixties (I suspect because of my location; I'm in the City of London so most of mine are coming from work).
The majority are between thirty and fifty and I get a lot of black and asian punters of all ages too, but often younger (thank you racial profilers - you're paying my rent :D), and every nationality I can think of. Most book an hour or less, turn up and pay, get on with it and then bog off back to work without any faff, which suits me perfectly.
They also tend to be very clean and relatively fit; every time I read a post here from someone who finds that bad hygiene is a regular occurance I count myself lucky, because I cannot remember the last time I had any worse than a bit of a manly armpit (which I don't mind that much anyway provided it's not OTT).
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Amy, that sounds perfect and I like the fact the clients in your location are busy people so they just turn up and cough up!
When I tried the City of London on AW I didn't get much luck but I think that's because I go there irregularly and do outcall only.
Mirror:
--- Quote from: amy on 22 February 2024, 09:57:03 pm ---Mine are pretty varied but with the caveat that I don't get many past their late fifties/early sixties (I suspect because of my location; I'm in the City of London so most of mine are coming from work).
The majority are between thirty and fifty and I get a lot of black and asian punters of all ages too, but often younger (thank you racial profilers - you're paying my rent :D), and every nationality I can think of. Most book an hour or less, turn up and pay, get on with it and then bog off back to work without any faff, which suits me perfectly.
They also tend to be very clean and relatively fit; every time I read a post here from someone who finds that bad hygiene is a regular occurance I count myself lucky, because I cannot remember the last time I had any worse than a bit of a manly armpit (which I don't mind that much anyway provided it's not OTT).
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I notice more of a 'can do' approach when in London but I do attract a wider age range, and longer bookings but that can be a result of my adverts, reports, pricing structure and the way I work. I too rarely encounter hygiene issue but the one that stand out in recent years have been 60s, with health issues (for example one man's build prevented him from seeing his own cock he was very clean everywhere else). What was annoying was I had to prove it. ::) he also left a sweaty head mark on the wall.
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