How do you feel?

[Allie_Kat]

I'm more prone to give discounts on outcalls depending on what mood I'm in and how busy I am. Incalls cost me money, so if I did a discount I would end up out of pocket. Outcalls aren't that bad. I spend maybe $20 on gas at the most so it's no big deal.

[AllThisMeat]

Originally Posted by DestinyInKC

Just wanting your opinion on if I were to give a small discount on the 2nd session if they were kind enough to give me a review of the first?

Does it seem tacky or is it something that would intrigue you?

You know what guys who don't like discounts for writing a review after the first visit?

Guys who didn't enjoy their first visit.

Seeing as how you don't have a lot of "No" reviews, I doubt you'll have too much trouble finding gentlemen who would take you up on that offer, provided the discount meets their needs. I suggest a percentage discount off the time booked for the next date would be sufficient.

[KCSmutMonkey]

Originally Posted by DestinyInKC

Just wanting your opinion on if I were to give a small discount on the 2nd session if they were kind enough to give me a review of the first?

Does it seem tacky or is it something that would intrigue you?

I guess I would ask 'What's the point?'. Hun, you have 58 reviews currently and seem to have plenty of recent ones. Why discount for new reviews? I can definitely see discounting for return visits because that's really what you want to build are regular, satisfied clients. That should be your marketing focus. As long as you are still getting regular, recent reviews I'm not sure I see the value in discounting specifically for the review. I would only see value in doing it if you were a new provider with few reviews or a provider that hasn't been reviewed in a while (like over 90 days, for instance).

Now that I've made all of that sense, I guess a review is really just another way to gain advertising. And what better way to advertise than having someone else talk about how amazing you are! Okay, forget everything I said...

[Heart Transplant Boy]

I say you treat it like a high school drug dealer.

"The first taste is free."

No, but for real, if you could do that, that'd be great.

Kidding, kidding...

You have so many positives as it is, hon. Why the need to offer discounts for more? As it stands, the reviews show you're a solid provider.

[MOCHAakaMOCHA]

Originally Posted by DestinyInKC

Just wanting your opinion on if I were to give a small discount on the 2nd session if they were kind enough to give me a review of the first?

Does it seem tacky or is it something that would intrigue you?

Nothing wrong with using that as a way to say thank you (granted the review wasn't asked for).