I too get more clients from my blog than from anywhere else. I try to keep my blogs quite light hearted and funny, and try to stay away from negativity or ranting as I think this puts people off.

I too was worried about blogging to start with, because I thought it would put off those clients that didn't agree with my point of view or didn't like the tone of my posts. This has turned out to be true actually, but in a good way! I now have more bookings than I did before starting my blog, and best of all they are all really nice people that seem to be compatible with me and share my sense of humour. It stands to reason if you think about it, as obviously they've got to know me through my blog and already like my personality - that's one of the main reasons they've booked. I'm sure there are equal numbers of people that have read my blog and thought "no thanks" but these are people that probably wouldn't have liked me anyway.

So yes I think  a blog is a great idea, and don't be afraid to express your personality and your opinion! I would just advise that you stay away from any very controversial or contentious issues and try to keep the tone positive if you can.

Those who say they get more clients from their blog than anywhere else... how are the blogs promoted? Mine is just part of my website. Should I also have one on blogspot or something? How does that work?

Mine is linked from my website too, plus I have a blogroll with links to other ladies and get some hits from the ones who link to me as well as using the tags function (so various things I've written about pop up in searches). As Ian's said, because the content is updated regularly it often comes up higher in Google than my site as new stuff moves it up the search rankings (don't ask me how because I haven't got a clue ).

It's worth pointing out that an ignored or not updated blog is far worse than not having one at all - putting a couple of entries up and then getting bored and not adding to them for a year or more looks bad, and whilst the punters who don't read them won't know or care, the ones who do will definitely notice. I do mine once a week if I can, or at least once a fortnight if I'm too busy (I draft bits on my phone inbetween too); it's worth having a non-date specific one in reserve if you can be that organised in case you get really stuck (I'm not ).

As for not having an opinion, I wouldn't have most of my regulars if I didn't both have and demonstrate a mind of my own, or not the ones I like best, anyway . Whilst I agree about not ranting or being overly negative, that's more because it's incredibly boring and tiresome to read (irrespective of the topic or who's doing it), not because I care about putting people off. As Hadley says, the people who are put off by my blog/site/ads are largely put off because they're not people I'd get along with or want to see, and vice versa.

I blogged about Noddy Holder and Xmas songs yesterday!

I blog about all sorts.  I have a list here to blog about.  When funny things happen i.e. I get stuck in a leather dress in a hotel I make a not to make a story out of it.  That's what I will be doing Christmas blogging...

Pulled out this old thread because I'm curious as to why so many escorts criticise other escorts via their blogs? I blog about sessions I've had or would like to have, sometimes blog a small bit about my holidays nothing ever about my personal life.

Have read some really bitchy blogs though, apart from punters not liking it in my opinion I don't feel it's very nice to slag other girls looks or services, everyone is different and clients like different types of girls, just a rant really! X