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Phone
Service & Manners Before
you start out as an escort you need a cell phone. Cellular service
is a basic necessity. That's because when guys are horny, often
they are horny now. If they phone you and get voicemail
they may leave a message (if they're not too shy), but after leaving
that message they'll be dialing the next escort on their list.
You'll loose a lot of your business if you aren't able to take
the calls immediately. Even guys who want to set up an appointment
for next week often want to get the appointment scheduled immediately
so will keep calling different escorts until they reach a live
one who can make the appointment with them.What cell service do you want? In most places there are several different companies to choose from, each offering multiple plans. Take your time to shop around and compare prices and plans. Two of the best features to look for are per-second billing (rather than per-minute billing) and no-contract service (rather than being locked with one company). You may not be able to get these features where you are, or may determine a plan not including those features is best for your needs. One feature that is a must is call display: you want to see the phone number of the person calling, for a number of reasons: • once you start building up regular clients they will love it if you instantly recognize them. You'll build so much goodwill with your clients. • if you're getting annoying, harassing, or bothersome calls from one particular number, you can know to just not answer that call. • once you become familiar with your local hotels (and you likely will!), it helps you choose the level of formality you're using if you know that the call is coming from, say, the Four Seasons. Callers are often impressed with your professional knowledge too if instead of asking them where they are you can just ask what their room number is in the Four Seasons. The message on your voicemail should be very short and to the point. To leave a long outgoing message is an invitation to get hung up on. Guys are generally not patient when waiting to leave voicemail! "'Sorry I can't take your call at the moment. Please leave your name and number and I'll call back as soon as I can." Is about as long as you want to get. Manners In the Being You page we discussed how proper grammar is important for making a good impression with clients. Good manners are also important to gain and to keep the high-end clients. The simple things such as 'please' and 'thank you'. The details such as letting them go through a doorway first. Never sitting down until they do (unless it's your space and you're inviting them to sit as you do). The topic of manners is one that is very deep and becomes complicated by cultural differences from one area to the next. On the telephone make sure you speak distinctly, especially if saying numbers (such as leaving your phone number in a voice mail!). Words like 'yeah', 'yep', and 'uh-huh' should never exist on the phone (except with your close friends). It is always 'yes'. Never phone someone and when you hear a voice on the other end ask 'Who is this?' Doing so is the height of bad manners. You're the one who dialed the number--you've already got the upper hand of knowing where you are calling. Always identify yourself first so they have the courtesy of knowing who is asking them questions. You would be well served to visit your local library and check out a book on manners. Even those of us who believe we already have good manners can gain more good knowledge by doing so. Sounds goofy and old-fashioned? Deal with it! Part of manners is your dress. Make sure that your clothes match the client and the location. If you're headed to a high class hotel to meet the client, or going out to a fine location with them you need to be wearing classy clothing that matches the situation. On the other hand, a fine tailored suit will look very out of place if you're in an informal location and your client is in jeans. |
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