Four Things You Can't Ignore As An Escort

Once you begin getting regular or constant clients, making good money and basically running a successful business, it’s easy to lose track of the elements that got you there. When things start working out, you can make mistakes, forget the basics, and take things for granted.

However, in today’s day and age, businesses and markets are evolving so fast that it’s easy to take a wrong step, remain behind or find yourself drowned in the competition. There’s never a moment where you can relax and think you’ve done it all and now you can reap the benefits of all your hard work (not for the long-term at least). So, without any further delay, here are a couple of points that you should never lose sight of:

1. Marketing – it’s a day to day thing. Setting up your website isn’t enough: you have to post regularly, organize new photo shoots, change your ads, list in directories. You should put your escort name everywhere and aim at getting reviews, and remember to network offline as well.

2. Health – we’ve joked about it, but if you don’t have a regular gynecologist by now, it’s time you found one! However, getting regular check-ups isn’t the only thing you should be focusing on. Since your job is relatively demanding physically and even more so mentally, you have to make sure you eat healthy, exercise, do things that relax you now and then and get plenty of sleep. You need to do all these not only to stay fit for work, but also to maintain your looks and youth, which are essential in this business.

3. Originality – many of your clients came to you to get something they couldn’t get at home, but after a couple of rolls in the hay with you and each one the same, what’s going to stop him from looking for a different escort? You always have to work on your game. Read about what the competition is doing and try to incorporate some of those moves in your routine. Never let yourself become boring or predictable!

4. Friends and Family – with so much necessary dedication for this business, odd working hours and the social stigma the trade comes accompanied with, it’s so easy to lose sight of your friends and family. However, isolating yourself is the worst choice you could make. If you’re worried your friends and family won’t understand, make sure you create a good cover story. Keep it simple and write down facts you happen to mention. Take courses to meet new people, and try to meet open-minded individuals as well, the kind that won’t judge you for what you do. You can’t live a hidden existence for ever after all.

What are some other things you think most escorts tend to forget once they become fully committed to the trade? Any mistakes you’ve found yourself doing along the way?