Have you read the info sheets on this page? I found them very helpful. Also, you should set up a security procedure before you meet a client. x
Anna x

I started in a low key way on AW with not many pictures and only seeing one or two people a week. The first clients I had all seemed to be seasoned punters, probably as a result of the new escort alert.  They obviously like going round meeting new girls. 

In my experience, they knew what they wanted and really initiated me into how to go about the actual process.  All the way from the first time asking for the cash, (scary to start with), to getting to the bedroom. 

Needless to say after a short while I had got the hang of it.  Had the professional pictures done, and away I went.  I love it.  But make sure you advertise only the services you enjoy doing and feel comfortable with.  Originally I thought, water sports, how hard can that be!  I couldnt do it, and took that of the profile straight away.  Learning the hard way.

Thanks everyone. I think I've done it 'right' then: I've e-conversed with a guy who has had some experience and seems articulate etc. I've been honest about my newness and asked him to show me the ropes (I'm not going to be stupid about it, though, don't worry).

What started off as just an idea seems to have snowballed into a Real Thing. I've even been out and bought condoms, oils and mens' shower gel. Oh, and a cheap PAYG phone. I am nervous and feel a little bad (when I think of my family finding out or something) but I am also excited. I've booked for my first client to see me on Monday lunchtime, so wish me luck!

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Sorry I really have to disagree with the last two posts!  It is really not healthy to expect a client to show you the ropes!  The whole point of going into this business is to be your own boss with good working conditions and to earn a decent wage for your family.  A client however nice by the very nature of this industry will have a conflict of interest.  For god sake, take control!  Showing the ropes could very quickly lead to blurring important boundaries.  Your approach to a profile is at best na?ve and really a recipe for attracting groomers and those happy to take advantage of your lack of knowledge.  I would really rethink how you word your profile and get advice and support from other ladies.  Sadly many punter forums are full of guys that going on about what they deem to be industry norms and how ladies should run their business.  They have never walked a mile in our stilettos and at best tend to be patronising and worst hoping to mould you according to their skewered expectations.  If you let clients teach you the business then you may end up getting ripped off as many try to tell you it is not on to take the money up front and hurts their sensibility to count the cash.  They will try and push you into practises that they proclaim to be the industry norm, try and influence your pricing structure etc etc.  You don?t need a teacher, protector or any man to show you how it is done!  Find a Buddy, exchange questions and read, read, and read all the advice again!     

Oh, I am ever so pleased that it went well for you!  I also think that your approach is wise.  It might take a while to develop a strong instinct so but do trust it.  You have so much more to gain by being cautious and avoiding potentially iffy clients.  I am also relieved that you have rethought your AW profile - you don't have to pretend to have loads of experience but it is unwise to highlight your vulnerability due to inexperience either.  Most clients can be lovely and I did not mean to portray them as villains but a healthy skepticism is a good idea.

Good luck and enjoy your new floozy career!   

.....In addition, although the advice on this forum comes from experienced, professionals...Some escorts can just give downright bad advice...such as 'be available for bookings 24/7 and never sleep', 'call the client to check on them after a few weeks', or someone even told me to 'orgasm' as soon as possible to just get it over with. These are all things I've been told and doesnt help a bit.

Ive never seen that kind of advice on this forum and im pretty sure if someone did suggest it we all, newbies included, would be on it like a ton of bricks.  it doesnt take a genius to know that is shite advice, unrealistic and unprofessional.  We all have our own minds and can read, take and apply as much or as little of the advice offered.  If you are told call a client and check on them and you decide to do that its your own fault if he screams down the phone at you or gives you a bad FR on a forum.  Not everything is always helpfull, but its good to have input anyway.

i wish you luck honey