Question for Clients and Providers

[~DolceVitaBentley~]

I am going to do a incall this week.Im curious to what days out of the week are better then others?Feedback would be appreciatedXoXo

[Guest121212]

It truly varies, I've found it to be something that is unique to each of us as individual providers. I found by trial and error over considerable time and expense which days were best for me based on the type of clientele I attract. I wish there was some magic in telling you this day is better than another, but you just have to continue to put forth a concerted effort and you'll learn over time which days are best for you, personally. What works for some is the exact opposite of works best for others.

I'm sure that you'll find out what days are best for you, just stay invested in your business and you'll do wonderfully. The gentlemen here on ECCIE may have or state a preference, but the community here is not a true sampling, IMHO, of the larger community as a whole that is involved in the endeavor (in numbers, I'd say that for every one active poster here there are thirty to fifty that do not post, they only lurk . . . and, it may be as high as 100 to 1 when you consider there is still a substantial subset of people that participate in the business whom have no knowledge of ECCIE nor would they care to read it). So, really the only way to get a true sampling, is to do it!

It also varies greatly by time of year, so it is something that you might have to invest in over an extended period of time if you were to offer incall frequently.

Kisses,

- Jackie

[gary5912]

l'm sure that the type of client you see as in age or married which would make day time appointment more favorable and something during the week days not week ends makes it easier to make things on the home front better

[DallasRain]

I always get calls on a sunday afternoon........friday seems to be slow

[Kourtney Lynn]

It honestly varies week to week and person to person. Fridays are typically good for me - If I were you, pick a day and don't get a hotel room until you get someone solid to book it. That way you are not out of a room if nobody is available.

Best of luck.

xoxo

[KCQuestor]

Originally Posted by Jackie Devlin

(in numbers, I'd say that for every one active poster here there are thirty to fifty that do not post, they only lurk . . . and, it may be as high as 100 to 1 when you consider there is still a substantial subset of people that participate in the business whom have no knowledge of ECCIE nor would they care to read it).

I don't know how accurate these numbers are, but more people should acknowledge the basic idea you are pointing out here.

[Guest121212]

Originally Posted by KCQuestor

I don't know how accurate these numbers are, but more people should acknowledge the basic idea you are pointing out here.

I don't know that they're absolutely accurate, they most likely are not - but they were once used by the board ownership as an example.

- Jackie

[~DolceVitaBentley~]

Thanks to all that posted a response I appreciate them.I guess I'll try a few week days this week.I figure some clients might need company after a holiday weekend dealing with family etc....In need of relaxation

[Guest121212]

Or they might be light in the wallet after spending their last weekend at the lake, etc. - I should have mentioned that in my post. If you don't usually do incall, maybe Kourtney had the best advice - book a few sessions and then grab the room, assuming you're using a hotel.

- Jackie