Provider Names in Review Title

Just a friendly reminder asking gents writing reviews to put the lady's name in the review title.

Two good reasons for doing so: 1) Allows curious gents to know the lady being reviewed while scanning the page, and, 2) Gets the lady some additional exposure.

I understand putting the cursor over the review brings up some info from the review in a little window ... her name in the title just seems like the courteous thing to do.

That is all.

Thank you.

Third reason: if you care at all about the review being assigned to the provider, don't make it hard on the moderators to assign by making us search for them. Be accurate. Use the whole name, with correct spelling.

Protip: providing a link to an ECCIE profile (if they have one) ensures there is no confusion.

We get emails all the time from providers and reviewers alike regarding assignment. Most of the time, delays are due to reviewers not using correct spelling on names, or simply due to review volume.

Lamentably, reviews today seem to be more about the client than the provider. Hence the 4 line titles, that just screams out that I am a better john than the person reading the review. Hell, I don't even read them anymore because they are pretty much worthless for what I want to know about the sesson.

Can we bp the titles? You know put all symbols and crap that bp ads have on them?

The hovering thing doesn't work with ipad or phone.

Please put the provider's name in the title.

I also posted a reminder thread in the Indie Review forum.

Merged Big Old Zero's thread on the same topic from the review forum.

Lamentably, reviews today seem to be more about the client than the provider. Hence the 4 line titles, that just screams out that I am a better john than the person reading the review. Hell, I don't even read them anymore because they are pretty much worthless for what I want to know about the sesson. Originally Posted by Papa Noel

I don't care if you read my next review but don't forget to bump it so providers think I have a loyal following and I get better discounts.

I don't care if you read my next review but don't forget to bump it so providers think I have a loyal following and I get better discounts. Originally Posted by monkmonk

I know I received private messages in the past ( they were sent in mass ), from guys wanting me to go congratulate them and bump their reviews. A link was provided.

Since most of my surfing is done on an iThingie, the lady's name in the title is very important to me. So much so that I amended my sig line to include that reminder.

Third reason: if you care at all about the review being assigned to the provider, don't make it hard on the moderators to assign by making us search for them. Be accurate. Use the whole name, with correct spelling.

Protip: providing a link to an ECCIE profile (if they have one) ensures there is no confusion.

We get emails all the time from providers and reviewers alike regarding assignment. Most of the time, delays are due to reviewers not using correct spelling on names, or simply due to review volume. Originally Posted by Duke of G

I use the provider's name in the title of my reviews, but I have not always used the entire handle (e.g., using only the first name). I have also adjoined the providers first name with additional words to create a descriptive verb (i.e., Electra changed to Electracutied). That is just me trying to be witty. Duke, for future reviews I'm going to heed your advice and just copy and paste the handle and then add a short phrase to create interest. It seems that will be helpful to the moderators, hobbyists and providers (unless they get a "no" review, lol.).

Why do you need a cute title to "create interest"? Seriously, why does that matter? I click on reviews because I'm interested in the woman being reviewed, not some guy's failed attempt at erotic creative writing.

Frankly, the art of writing entertaining reviews is long lost...hell, even I shoot more for brevity than the well-turned phrase most of the time, and I could wax poetic with the best of 'em when I got truly inspired.

You guys need to recognize that all these "witty titles" are now nothing but background noise since virtually everyone else is doing exactly the same thing.

Why do you need a cute title to "create interest"? Seriously, why does that matter? I click on reviews because I'm interested in the woman being reviewed, not some guy's failed attempt at erotic creative writing.

Frankly, the art of writing entertaining reviews is long lost...hell, even I shoot more for brevity than the well-turned phrase most of the time, and I could wax poetic with the best of 'em when I got truly inspired.

You guys need to recognize that all these "witty titles" are now nothing but background noise since virtually everyone else is doing exactly the same thing. Originally Posted by TinMan

I agree completely. I'm reading the review because I'm interested in the girl, not how witty the poster thinks he is.

I think this is a lost cause. Yes I think the lady full name should be in the title whether you want to be creative or not. The titles I don;t get are the ones that named after the hobbiest Btw a link to her showcase or p411 would be nice again another lost cause

Why do you need a cute title to "create interest"? Seriously, why does that matter? I click on reviews because I'm interested in the woman being reviewed, not some guy's failed attempt at erotic creative writing.

Frankly, the art of writing entertaining reviews is long lost...hell, even I shoot more for brevity than the well-turned phrase most of the time, and I could wax poetic with the best of 'em when I got truly inspired.

You guys need to recognize that all these "witty titles" are now nothing but background noise since virtually everyone else is doing exactly the same thing. Originally Posted by TinMan

TinMan, I agree, which is why I'm going to dispense with the cute titles in the future. A short phrase can be helpful and informative if it refers to certain activities (greek, gfe, pse, bbbj, etc.). It helps me at least when reviewers do this, especially if I am not familiar with the woman being reviewed.