I think you misunderstood my opinion and own addition to this discussion as ridicule. It was merely just my opinion. I agree some of the responses have been great. My point was not that everyone is wrong or that responses are pointless, in fact it was quite the opposite in that I was pointing out that there is no wrong answer.I understand your point of view, and that's the beauty of the thread: there are no wrong answers. And it's not meant to make improvements to TARGET audiences, but just a way to get a feel/flow of the city and the men who inhabit it.
It is interesting to read each post as it does give a little insight into the individual poster. I still stand by the idea that if a lady is seeking helpful advice on how to make improvements that asking her target market rather than target region will result in more helpful information no matter where someone chooses to locate themselves. Even though I have included my personal opinion that does not mean I feel this discussion is a moot point by any means.
It was all just IMHO, no harm meant. Originally Posted by Elysa Scott
I promise you, reading this in the other city made me aware of the differences of mindsets of the gentlemen and the companions in that city. For a touring provider, it was great to read. And now combined with my experience with travelling to Chicago, I know for sure that I will split my time between a suburban and downtown incall. My friends have never had a problem with my downtown incall. Who knew?
As a lady who advertises for specific audiences, I agree with you about your point. And for the record, you weren't wrong AT ALL. But I don't see the reason the question can't be posed. I think this discussion board proves there are no wrong questions.
You're still cool with me, Elysa. I can take it just like I can dish it.
