Review To my dear CHCH clients
Hi, guys
Perhaps you're a novice in the world of punting, or perhaps you're unfamiliar with the various forums, but I still want to share my thoughts on the 68 days I spent in this garden city that I am about to leave
Before my friend headed north to Auckland and I headed South to Christchurch she warned me about how many terrible clients were down there(in fact, I know it myself), I headed south to Christchurch with very low expectations.
It was therefore a very pleasant surprise when I quickly discovered the Garden City actually has so many quality clients to meet and connect with.
I avoided working in the Riccarton area of Christchurch because I knew this is where the majority of lower cost Asian sex workers work. From comments on forums, from colleagues and from clients and it was very clear they have a reputation for dishonest advertising and unreliable service. I also understood the standard of accomodation was quite average some rooms there seems to be something mouldy/other things(yes, I used to work and live in this place two years ago). I felt working in an environment like that would be really worrying!
Therefore, this timeI chose to look for more expensive business accommodation in a prime location in Christchurch that would provide my clients with a clean, comfortable, and private environment. I was willing to pay more to try and establish my own reputation with local clients offering a higher class of service in classy accomodation and a good location.
@Agent47 wrote an interesting thread 'I Owned a Brothel for a Decade, Ask Me Whatever the Fuck You Want.' In response to one of the questions he gave some advice to the WG's. "Don't lower your price to 'compete'. Know your worth. 10 clients with a lower profit margin can make you rich, but your mental health is not worth it... Rather, provide quality service and get returning clients." This advice resonates with me.
Based on my own working principles, I choose to ignore or filter out texts received from rude and rubbish inquirers. I have found from experience that their negative behavior and attitudes can affect my work and mood. I would much rather have a positive mindset and fewer bookings add quality clients where we both can enjoy a good time
When I have enough quality clients and regulars, working for yourself has a strong sense of satisfaction and presence. I am unburdened by family commitments or obligations ( husband /BF/children...no, I don't need it thanks
) so I am able to dedicate myself fully to my work. It is what I truly love about this job.
Therefore, every client I meet is consistently polite, respectful, and empathetic. In today's social media society, most of my clients are down to earth and keep a low public profile. More importantly this economic downturn, their generosity seems to have little impact on their lives.
I can only continue to work hard and offer them my personalised and dedicated attention to their needs. Hold onto the customers I have and slowly accumulate more regulars with an emphasis on personalised service. No easy feat in today's economic environment.
As a general rule the type of clientele a WG attracts can depend on her market positioning. Of course it's a choice, some people will like me, and some people will not like me. I am OK with that because I like the clients that do see me. And I do really like
, so it is OK if any of you who don't like me also don't like , you can give it to me and I will spend it for you
In any event I have met people I wanted to meet in your lovely garden city and completed this tour successfully. I sincerely thank you for your support and generosity
Sadly, my stay in Christchurch was short, but don't worry, if you want to see me, I'll be waiting for you in Wellington where delicious drinks and quality service will be ready and waiting for your arrival.
Love you, my loves!
Tanya xoxo
Perhaps you're a novice in the world of punting, or perhaps you're unfamiliar with the various forums, but I still want to share my thoughts on the 68 days I spent in this garden city that I am about to leave
Before my friend headed north to Auckland and I headed South to Christchurch she warned me about how many terrible clients were down there(in fact, I know it myself), I headed south to Christchurch with very low expectations.
It was therefore a very pleasant surprise when I quickly discovered the Garden City actually has so many quality clients to meet and connect with.
I avoided working in the Riccarton area of Christchurch because I knew this is where the majority of lower cost Asian sex workers work. From comments on forums, from colleagues and from clients and it was very clear they have a reputation for dishonest advertising and unreliable service. I also understood the standard of accomodation was quite average some rooms there seems to be something mouldy/other things(yes, I used to work and live in this place two years ago). I felt working in an environment like that would be really worrying!
Therefore, this timeI chose to look for more expensive business accommodation in a prime location in Christchurch that would provide my clients with a clean, comfortable, and private environment. I was willing to pay more to try and establish my own reputation with local clients offering a higher class of service in classy accomodation and a good location.
@Agent47 wrote an interesting thread 'I Owned a Brothel for a Decade, Ask Me Whatever the Fuck You Want.' In response to one of the questions he gave some advice to the WG's. "Don't lower your price to 'compete'. Know your worth. 10 clients with a lower profit margin can make you rich, but your mental health is not worth it... Rather, provide quality service and get returning clients." This advice resonates with me.
Based on my own working principles, I choose to ignore or filter out texts received from rude and rubbish inquirers. I have found from experience that their negative behavior and attitudes can affect my work and mood. I would much rather have a positive mindset and fewer bookings add quality clients where we both can enjoy a good time
When I have enough quality clients and regulars, working for yourself has a strong sense of satisfaction and presence. I am unburdened by family commitments or obligations ( husband /BF/children...no, I don't need it thanks
) so I am able to dedicate myself fully to my work. It is what I truly love about this job.Therefore, every client I meet is consistently polite, respectful, and empathetic. In today's social media society, most of my clients are down to earth and keep a low public profile. More importantly this economic downturn, their generosity seems to have little impact on their lives.
I can only continue to work hard and offer them my personalised and dedicated attention to their needs. Hold onto the customers I have and slowly accumulate more regulars with an emphasis on personalised service. No easy feat in today's economic environment.
As a general rule the type of clientele a WG attracts can depend on her market positioning. Of course it's a choice, some people will like me, and some people will not like me. I am OK with that because I like the clients that do see me. And I do really like
, so it is OK if any of you who don't like me also don't like , you can give it to me and I will spend it for youIn any event I have met people I wanted to meet in your lovely garden city and completed this tour successfully. I sincerely thank you for your support and generosity
Sadly, my stay in Christchurch was short, but don't worry, if you want to see me, I'll be waiting for you in Wellington where delicious drinks and quality service will be ready and waiting for your arrival.
Love you, my loves!
Tanya xoxo
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