How to Write a Review for Your Escort?

As customers and clients, we have the habit of reading reviews about anything we want to purchase or spend money on. We rely on feedback to make our decision, and it's why reviews play a significant role in the escort industry and any branch of the business world.

You can't call yourself an experienced punter if you don't know how to write a review for your escort. That's why here, at Escort Rankings, we want to give you some important tips on how to write a proper review that will contribute to both the clients' community and your escort.

Writing a product and service review differs from writing an escort review and you'll see how below.

Be Honest

While spending time with an escort, and while writing her a review, it's important to keep in mind that escorting is a profession, and it's a job like any other. Some escorts do it for fun and new experiences, while for others, it's the primary job and source of income. It doesn't mean they are desperate for money, but that they have chosen this profession and they take their job seriously and professionally. That's why your review should be sincere and worthy of the experience you had. 

If you had an amazing time with your escort, you two bonded and you feel hyped, don't forget to write a review and share what an amazing experience you had. However, if you didn't have a good time and your expectations haven't been met, don't sugarcoat it and don't feel bad to write an honest review about your experience. You are not doing anyone a favour by sugarcoating or being silent about it.

Your review needs to be honest, correct, detailed and respectful. In short, just keep it real. That way, your review will be more useful and appreciated by the escort and potential clients.

Keep it Simple and Choose Your Words Selectively

The first rule of writing a proper review is to keep the language simple and easy to understand. Also, choose your words carefully. For example, use the words like attractive, professional, classy, easygoing, etc. Keep in mind that there are maybe foreign folks and tourists among potential clients. Also, fancy words won't give value to your review or make it better. 

A proper review should be easy to read and understand. It shouldn't have ambiguous words and description uncertainties. Anything in your review that can be misunderstood or misleading will do more harm than good. Spare a few extra minutes to proofread your review, because sometimes a few words can make a difference between contribution and damage.

Don't Be Too Subjective

As intellectual and emotional beings, we experience and see things in two ways, subjective and objective. The first is based on our personal perspectives and preferences (subjective viewpoint), and the second is based on the analysis of an object of observation only (objective viewpoint). When writing an escort review, it's important not to be all subjective. It's OK to write your impressions and your thoughts but don't forget the objective side of your experience. 

For example, let's say you had a great time with an escort, but her figure, height or hair colour are not exactly to your taste. If that is the only "flaw" you found, then you cannot blame it on her because it has nothing to do with her services, skills or professionalism, but with your personal (subjective) taste and preferences. If you compromised with it during a booking, there is no reason to complain about it in your review. You can mention it (if you want to), but only in the context of your personal taste.

Every Detail Matters

Your review should be written meaningfully and be organized, with important details and observations. For example, you can start with the booking process. What was the communication like between you two? Did you book her by phone, e-mail, or SMS? If she didn't answer your SMS, but she answered the phone call, write it in your review and give the heads-up to other punters.

Another important thing is how the arrangement and organization process went. Did you arrange your meeting easily and smoothly or were there some communication or arrangement problems? The same goes for escort agencies and independent escorts.

Clear and precise communication between an escort (or escort agency) and a client is crucial. Misunderstandings and poor communication will only lead to disappointment and unpleasant situations. Your booking experience is important, so share it with fellow punters. It doesn't matter if it is a few words or sentences, as long as it's clear and useful to others.

When you search for an escort, you rely on the accuracy of the information on her profile. If there is any incorrect or misleading piece of information, you should mention it in your review. For example, does she look like her photos? Are her rates are correct? Does she offer what she listed on her profile? Was she punctual, or did you have to wait for her? What was your first impression of her?

If you booked an escort for an incall, and you noticed her apartment is not in a discrete or safe location, write about it in your review. Let's say you run into a scammer. The first thing to do is to write a review and warn other clients. Many clients don't know how to spot fake escort ads, so your review will be very helpful to them, and time-saving for others.

In short, your review should contain all relevant information from the moment of the booking until the end of your date. Mention her attitude and personality, her looks, service quality, and overall impression. Would you come back, and would you recommend her to others?

You should leave your review on the website on which you found your escort. For example, if you found her on Escort Rankings, then you should write your review on her profile on the Escort Rankings website. To find the profile of your escort on our website, simply select the city she covers or search by her name or phone number. For example, for Toronto escorts, select the Toronto city, and you'll find Toronto escorts and Toronto escort reviews and ratings.

Remember one thing. If an escort tells you something in confidence or reveals some personal information, respect her trust and don't write it in your review. Keep it between you and her. Like any personal or business relationship, the escort-client relationship is also based on mutual trust and respect.

Escorts Have Diverse Review Policy

When it comes to reviews, escorts have different policies. For some escorts, reviews are very welcomed, while for others, it is quite the opposite. If you spent a delightful time with an escort, and you want to write her a review, before doing so, it's best to ask her first. In general, reviews are an important part of the escort industry, but not all escorts are willing to be reviewed.

Some escorts don't want reviews because, in their opinion, even an excellent review can be harmful to their career. After all, it can be too subjective and therefore misleading. For example, a client who had a magnificent time with an escort will write an excellent review, and his review will raise the (unreal) expectations of all other potential clients. Meaning, if you found the escort that matches your preferences perfectly, it doesn't mean she will match the preferences of all other clients (and vice versa). 

Remember, we all have different tastes and preferences. Even if you had a great time with your escort, don't write a review if she doesn't want you to. It's OK to recommend her to a friend but leave out your personal tastes, impressions and subjective opinions, and let your friend decide according to the information from her profile.

However, most independent escorts and agency escorts prefer to be reviewed by their clients because it helps advertise their business. Reviews are recognition of their professionalism, genuineness, and hard work. Also, reviews will affect their rating, their business and traffic. Take that into consideration while writing your review.