Being a WG means running your own business in a lot of ways.

It's always interesting to me watching those that seem to understand that and treat their businesses accordingly.

It's like some of the ladies undertake a SWOT analysis and fully understand who they are, what the landscape is like and where they can fit into it. I call these the professional ladies.

In contrast, there are ladies who seemingly believe that they simply need to build it and the punters will cum (I'm sorry I couldn't resist).

My observation is the professional ladies have much more staying power. They stick their heads out of the daily slog enough to adjust their offering in response to market changes.

The other ladies tend to attract interest when they are new but then seemingly assume that the level of attention they receive will never change. Then somewhere along the line, they are surprised by punters drying up because there's always someone shiny and new in this world.

Random post I guess but I've just been wondering what resources ladies have to learn to run their businesses better.

Most learn much of the business through working for someone first! Gain the skills, learn the pitfalls setup model and go off on their own.

Once in that shape can adjust offerings to best suit their levels of comfort and clientele type!

On 2022-06-16 09:00:52 TheeDick said:
Being a WG means running your own business in a lot of ways.

It's always interesting to me watching those that seem to understand that and treat their businesses accordingly.

It's like some of the ladies undertake a SWOT analysis and fully understand who they are, what the landscape is like and where they can fit into it. I call these the professional ladies.

In contrast, there are ladies who seemingly believe that they simply need to build it and the punters will cum (I'm sorry I couldn't resist).

My observation is the professional ladies have much more staying power. They stick their heads out of the daily slog enough to adjust their offering in response to market changes.

The other ladies tend to attract interest when they are new but then seemingly assume that the level of attention they receive will never change. Then somewhere along the line, they are surprised by punters drying up because there's always someone shiny and new in this world.

Random post I guess but I've just been wondering what resources ladies have to learn to run their businesses better.

Trial and err I suppose

You learn with punters and working with other ladies and then cultivate your own path I suppose...... Customers service is most important.... And learning that we all have our own demons we fight especially in this line of work


...... Empathy is most important well that is just me and how I have cultivate my business

On 2022-06-16 09:11:33 JayDeeGee said:
Most learn much of the business through working for someone first! Gain the skills, learn the pitfalls setup model and go off on their own.

Once in that shape can adjust offerings to best suit their levels of comfort and clientele type!

I agree. I have found ladies who venture out on their own too soon make mistakes that are sometimes common knowledge to most of us. If they had worked for a venue or a established house, they wouldn't make those costly mistakes.
As much as there are similarities with mainstream business, you cannot model this trade as any other business. I have said this ad nauseam, there are things in this trade that you can only learn by experience, things for which there is no logical explanation, things you just see time after time after time. Here's am example ..... Men named John. In my experience just short of 100% waste my time. (John is just used as an example but certain names are synonymous with wasting my time). There is no logical explanations for this. I had a convo with some ladies on how you know someone is Bullshitting and the same things keep cropping up. There is absolutely no reason why 'Johns' are always no-shows. I wont divulge anything else but its that type of thing that ladies will only learn from more experienced in ladies. Its much the same with day to day operational business practices. And thereafter they have to establish what works for them. What works for me is straight talk, no fancy sales pitch .... Thats how I am in the purple sphere and outside of it but it may not work for the next person. I was the first one on Esa as well as the other sites to add the term BBW. It was a chance I took after a guy told me he could not find BBWs without having to spend hours scrolling. So I added those letters and a few others followed suit. Back then nobody toted themselves as being any more than medium built. Nobody even termed themselves as voluptuous. There was only myself, Cindy and a black lady who has since passed away who never hid our real size back then. We were actual trailblazers back then and it worked for us.
A good deal of it is also seeing what works for someone else and adapting that for yourself and for your needs. Largely it is by trial and error and finding your own feet and create your own niche in the market I think. But thats just my opinion. But who am I, I have not studied business or marketing, my interests have always been human sciences though.