If anyone is earning sums like 9k a month doing this then their tax bill will be astronomical!

I don't see the point in daily targets because you just don't know how a day is going to pan out. You might have a one hour booking where the bloke just basically wants a snog and a hand job, and another 1h where it's a no-holes barred fuckfest. I also don't think it's wise to burn yourself out making £££ unless it's for a very short, focused period.

Personally I think it's unwise to work during your period. It's only 4-5 days a month, and it serves as a natural break to give your body a rest, focus on other stuff (marketing, for example). It also won't do your reputation any good if punters realise - unless you're offering period play, of course.

I don't see the point in daily targets because you just don't know how a day is going to pan out. You might have a one hour booking where the bloke just basically wants a snog and a hand job, and another 1h where it's a no-holes barred fuckfest. I also don't think it's wise to burn yourself out making £££ unless it's for a very short, focused period.

Personally I think it's unwise to work during your period. It's only 4-5 days a month, and it serves as a natural break to give your body a rest, focus on other stuff (marketing, for example). It also won't do your reputation any good if punters realise - unless you're offering period play, of course.

Given your username and the nature of your questions, I assume you're trying to obtain some research on the subject?

I haven't personally contacted you to ask how many times you like to have sex and whether or not you like to do it on your period. I feel it's a bit inappropriate even on an escort forum. Just because we offer a service for money doesn't mean we're here to answer this sort of salacious question. I find your OP in poor taste.

Everyone's idea of a "good income" will be different. Some people it might be £200. Others might be £2000. Others might be £20,000. Everyone's outgoings will be different and this makes a big variation. Someone renting in Central London at £1k per week will need to earn loads more just to cover that than the person who owns their own house in the Midlands. Plus do they have children? Aged parents or disabled family members they're suporting? Putting themselves through uni and have no other overheads?

What's a "good income" to you? There's your answer.