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Future of Escort Advertising

Fiddy

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What do you think will be the future of Escort advertising? How do you see things changing or evolving? What cool features or technologies would make a huge difference in finding escorts and finding clients?

I'm a professional web designer who always keeps up with the newest web technologies so I know what's coming but I'm always interested in hearing others thoughts.
 
God said:
Who can confirm this?.

It's been talked about for quit some time now. Tumblr and Instagram are looking at the same thing. The only place left are discussion boards. Anyone know where I can find one to chat up a hottie?

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I think the future will be less government and police intervention in the sex trade despite the crackdowns we've been seeing.

Boards like this will continue, but I think ways of meeting will change. Hotels are expensive and they haven't adjusted to this segment.

There will be more collectives like Allegra, some catering to different specialties.
 
As a SP, when I decided where to advertise, I figured it made sense to advertise where my target market hung out. Horny men are all over the internet, but horny men who are serious about getting laid (spending time with a companion), hang out on escort review boards. I always said that finding clients on a review board was like shooting fish in a barrel.


Would your new ideas involve connecting to existing review boards, or something totally independent of that?
 
escapefromstress said:
As a SP, when I decided where to advertise, I figured it made sense to advertise where my target market hung out. Horny men are all over the internet, but horny men who are serious about getting laid (spending time with a companion), hang out on escort review boards. I always said that finding clients on a review board was like shooting fish in a barrel.


Would your new ideas involve connecting to existing review boards, or something totally independent of that?
There can be better places than a review board, something more widely read but still for those looking for sex.
Restaurants don't limit their advertising to places like yelp where they are reviewed.
 
I'm really hoping that Trudeau's Minister of Justice Ms. Wilson-Raybould finally takes a look at the current laws and refers them to the Supreme Court. I'm not terribly hopeful that this will happen in a timely manner or at all. Regardless, I feel that there is a strong push for decriminalization which will open up the industry, and will likely end any exploitative agencies and bolster independent SPs. Rates will go up, but everyone will be safer.

As for advertising, I feel like Twitter will continue to be more relied on as BP gets flooded with fake ads, especially if they continue to allow adult content. And honestly, considering how poorly Twitter responds to actual criminal harassment and threats, I doubt a few nudes are going to be overly high on the priority list. I also think as Twitter gains popularity, SPs are going to be pickier about what boards they pay. There's a lowering tolerance for boorish behaviour as found on other boards, and that will only increase. Hopefully it gets to the point where review boards are less influenced by agencies, but mods are strict about both members and advertisers being civil and respectful.

I'm also interested in seeing where innovations occur, especially as clients start to skew closer to my own generation and are thus more tech-savvy and niche focused. What worked for one group of clients might not work for the new, and we'll have to see what happens there.

I'm also deeply hoping that there develops more diversification and focus on personal strengths rather than this cookie cutter everyone must provide xyz model that seems to have grown in post-c36 Toronto.
 
Azura Rose said:
I'm really hoping that Trudeau's Minister of Justice Ms. Wilson-Raybould finally takes a look at the current laws and refers them to the Supreme Court. I'm not terribly hopeful that this will happen in a timely manner or at all. Regardless, I feel that there is a strong push for decriminalization which will open up the industry, and will likely end any exploitative agencies and bolster independent SPs. Rates will go up, but everyone will be safer.

As for advertising, I feel like Twitter will continue to be more relied on as BP gets flooded with fake ads, especially if they continue to allow adult content. And honestly, considering how poorly Twitter responds to actual criminal harassment and threats, I doubt a few nudes are going to be overly high on the priority list. I also think as Twitter gains popularity, SPs are going to be pickier about what boards they pay. There's a lowering tolerance for boorish behaviour as found on other boards, and that will only increase. Hopefully it gets to the point where review boards are less influenced by agencies, but mods are strict about both members and advertisers being civil and respectful.

I'm also interested in seeing where innovations occur, especially as clients start to skew closer to my own generation and are thus more tech-savvy and niche focused. What worked for one group of clients might not work for the new, and we'll have to see what happens there.

I'm also deeply hoping that there develops more diversification and focus on personal strengths rather than this cookie cutter everyone must provide xyz model that seems to have grown in post-c36 Toronto.

The pressure on Twitter is not actually coming on the legal front. The pressure to get rid of adult content on Twitter is coming from shareholders who want the new CEO to make Twitter more friendly to larger corporations.

Twitter's CEO has been meeting with Boeing, Siemens, Apple, GE, ect... They are discussing different options for making Twitter a more friendly environment for Big Corporations to use in their offices. Twittter's new CEO cares less about freedom of speech and more about bottom lines.

If the CEO of GE says, we'll invest 30 million in Twitter ad's if you agree to get rid of all of the adult content. Our legal and HR departments have strict polices against pay for advertising on Twitter since it cannot be used in an office space. Are they siding with escort and Adult advertisers or are going to side with the fortune 500
company throwing huge amounts of cash at them?

They are looking at two options. Creating a new brand or developing a concept called Twitter for Business.

Money talks. If Twitter decides it wants to compete with LinkedIn, you bet your sweet bottom of the Adult content will disappear from Twitter.
 
Fiddy said:
The pressure on Twitter is not actually coming on the legal front. The pressure to get rid of adult content on Twitter is coming from shareholders who want the new CEO to make Twitter more friendly to larger corporations.

Twitter's CEO has been meeting with Boeing, Siemens, Apple, GE, ect... They are discussing different options for making Twitter a more friendly environment for Big Corporations to use in their offices. Twittter's new CEO cares less about freedom of speech and more about bottom lines.

If the CEO of GE says, we'll invest 30 million in Twitter ad's if you agree to get rid of all of the adult content. Our legal and HR departments have strict polices against pay for advertising on Twitter since it cannot be used in office space.

Money talks. If Twitter decides it wants to compete with linked in, you bet your sweet bottom of the Adult content will disappear from Twitter.

This.

When genius developers and their creations go viral, it's soon sold off and then corporations take over and shut down the free speech that came with it's infancy for the sake of legitimacy.

Review forums such as HUBGFE, will not disappear. It's free to join. Self moderated and not open to corporate influence because of the nature of the business/industry. There is certainly agency/indy influence (such as the board that shall not be mentioned), but minor compared to the large dollar companies; yeah, you're small potatoes (you know who...). This is why I stay here and only contribute here....so far :)
 
Back on topic. There's a lot of cool things coming in the future. I'll talk about them later. I still want to hear what cool things people think will happen in the future for Escort advertising.
 
Fiddy said:
Back on topic. There's a lot of cool things coming in the future. I'll talk about them later. I still want to hear what cool things people think will happen in the future for Escort advertising.

Most of us don't know. Why don't you feed us a couple of bones now and the meat when you thing the answers have dried out?.
 
I think there might be more apps created to enable a more discreet, easier way to find an escort? Post c36, many still want the services of an escort but many are fearful of online trails, and other ways of being caught, so they seek out fewer visits and more discreet avenues of finding escorts. But the future is unknown. What is obvious is there is a shift, and it could be because of immigration, job loss, high cost of necessities or because of an influx of those selling and I think online sites like tinder, illicit affairs, Ashley Madison, etc, that make free hook up's easy, too, are a reason for some swaying away from paying. There are also more women now charging lower rates, than higher, more wham bammers, than experience seekers. Also, there are more now in the business, who in the past, would be sent home by a client, if sent out by an agency, who are doing well as independents, but some of them also charge very low rates and will allow questionable practices (remember I said *some*). Therein lies the hypocrisy of this industry. Many will warn and gripe about dangerous, unsafe sexual practices, but many will review/praise, and visit those who offer them. Hmmmmmm...and the beat goes on:)
It's always been easy to be a star on a review board and you don't have to be good looking, well built or even provide a great service. You simply have to know how to either suck up to or suck off the right, or a few noted reviewers, know how to circumvent personas of reviewers, or enlist friends, boyfriends, clients, or others to praise and speak of you often. That the future won't change:( sad to say.
 
Maybe there will be an Uber for those who want an immediate cheap fuck in the vicinity. No need for advertising, she could sign up to be an escort for just an hour then go back to her regular life.
 
The future is a website that's almost as smart in some cases smarter than some of people using them. The website will learn and adapt to present you with the best options based on preferences you given the site.

The future is instant gratification. You won't be looking for the escorts; the escorts will find you. The site will store preferences and matches based on the type of SP you want to see and it will present you with girls of your dreams.

The future will remember your match preferences no matter where you go. If you have a thing for bubbly natural brunettes the site will find you a hubby natural brunette no matter where you are on earth. Whether you're in Sydney, Toronto, Vancouver or London, the site will detect you location and will show you any ladies that match your preferences.

If you have a thing for busty Red Heads but there insn't any ladies match your preference you'll be heartbroken for a week. In the future the website will see a sexy busty Red head joined the site the other day. The next time you login and look at your dashboard she will show up in a pop-up telling you to check out her new gallery.

in the future the SP won't just be dependant on ad's to find clients. The website will let the SP's know what clients are looking for them. The SP's will have cool and very advanced new ways to interact with clients.

In the future SP's will be able to travel from one city to another with absolute ease. The second they get out of the Airport and login, the website will realize the SP is in Vancouver rather than BC. The site will send her an application to join the local SP local lounge. The sites will tell the SP about any clients who would be interested in her services based on appearance, personality, etc..

in the future SP's will recieve real time saftey warnings and updates. The site will scan booking and will warn an SP in realtime if she has booked a date with a dangerous client.

The future is highly interactive, highly intelligent, intuitive and somewhat artificially intelligent.

The future is all about instant gratification no matter where you are on earth. No more waiting, no more agonizing no more wasting hours, no more missed opportunities.
 
Fiddy said:
The future is a website that's almost as smart in some cases smarter than some of people using them. The website will learn and adapt to present you with the best options based on preferences you given the site.

The future is instant gratification. You won't be looking for the escorts; the escorts will find you. The site will store preferences and matches based on the type of SP you want to see and it will present you with girls of your dreams.

The future will remember your match preferences no matter where you go. If you have a thing for bubbly natural brunettes the site will find you a hubby natural brunette no matter where you are on earth. Whether you're in Sydney, Toronto, Vancouver or London, the site will detect you location and will show you any ladies that match your preferences.

If you have a thing for busty Red Heads but there insn't any ladies match your preference you'll be heartbroken for a week. In the future the website will see a sexy busty Red head joined the site the other day. The next time you login and look at your dashboard she will show up in a pop-up telling you to check out her new gallery.

in the future the SP won't just be dependant on ad's to find clients. The website will let the SP's know what clients are looking for them. The SP's will have cool and very advanced new ways to interact with clients.

In the future SP's will be able to travel from one city to another with absolute ease. The second they get out of the Airport and login, the website will realize the SP is in Vancouver rather than BC. The site will send her an application to join the local SP local lounge. The sites will tell the SP about any clients who would be interested in her services based on appearance, personality, etc..

in the future SP's will recieve real time saftey warnings and updates. The site will scan booking and will warn an SP in realtime if she has booked a date with a dangerous client.

The future is highly interactive, highly intelligent, intuitive and somewhat artificially intelligent.

The future is all about instant gratification no matter where you are on earth. No more waiting, no more agonizing no more wasting hours, no more missed opportunities.

What he said.
 
Azura Rose said:
I'm really hoping that Trudeau's Minister of Justice Ms. Wilson-Raybould finally takes a look at the current laws and refers them to the Supreme Court. I'm not terribly hopeful that this will happen in a timely manner or at all. Regardless, I feel that there is a strong push for decriminalization which will open up the industry, and will likely end any exploitative agencies and bolster independent SPs. Rates will go up, but everyone will be safer.

As for advertising, I feel like Twitter will continue to be more relied on as BP gets flooded with fake ads, especially if they continue to allow adult content. And honestly, considering how poorly Twitter responds to actual criminal harassment and threats, I doubt a few nudes are going to be overly high on the priority list. I also think as Twitter gains popularity, SPs are going to be pickier about what boards they pay. There's a lowering tolerance for boorish behaviour as found on other boards, and that will only increase. Hopefully it gets to the point where review boards are less influenced by agencies, but mods are strict about both members and advertisers being civil and respectful.

I'm also interested in seeing where innovations occur, especially as clients start to skew closer to my own generation and are thus more tech-savvy and niche focused. What worked for one group of clients might not work for the new, and we'll have to see what happens there.

I'm also deeply hoping that there develops more diversification and focus on personal strengths rather than this cookie cutter everyone must provide xyz model that seems to have grown in post-c36 Toronto.

First off, good luck that Justin and his minister having the intestinal fortitude needed to decriminalize prostitution but if we were lucky enough for this happen it will actually bring prices down not up. Do you actually believe most men can afford to spend more that $250.00. This is why agencies flourish offering half hour sessions because it is cost effective.

Agencies are not exploitative, not every sw wants to be an independent and prefer accommodations provided and appointments managed.
 
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