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A couple of weeks ago we talked about the importance of getting good reviews, but we think it’s also time to tackle the subject of bad reviews, which most escorts will eventually get if they haven’t gotten them already. Regardless of whether you’ve made some mistakes or behaved inappropriately with a client (which, let’s face it, can happen for an infinite number of reasons), you are going to receive bad reviews.

Sometimes clients are rude and you feel compelled to react to that attitude. Sometimes you have a bad day and accidentally are rude yourself. Sometimes certain customers will just leave you a bad review for no apparent reason and most of the times someone you refused will leave some pretty bad slurs. The internet is a well of insults and not just for escorts, so don’t take it personally and teach yourself the best way to react to a bad reviews. Here are our suggestions:

1. In case the bad review is accurate, learn from it. It can happen that something we say will insult our client. We might not notice it, but they certainly could. Learn how to become more subtle or gentler with your attitude. Try to read your customer before going further with your interaction. Take it slow if they’re shy (unless you’re niched in domination). Misunderstandings can happen easily, and you have to forgive yourself for them, but at the same time you must remember that you are a service provider, and that the customer is always right (within the limits of reason, of course). Become the best companion you can be.

2. Refrain from throwing in a negative comeback. Don’t get angry and don’t let yourself feel insulted. The worst thing you could do is start a fight with your reviewer. Remember that even bad publicity will get you attention, and that getting into an argument with your reviewer will only worsen your image.

3. Report the review. If you have received a bad review from someone you did not even have an encounter with or from someone who treated you poorly, try to report the review. If there is no report or ban button, attempt to contact the website administrator and describe the situation in detail to him/her.

4. Talk to the reviewer. Most of the times this is a bad idea, but if you think there was a misunderstanding behind the bad review, you can try to contact the reviewer and solve the situation personally. Please bear in mind, however, that people’s minds are hard to change, so don’t expect this tactic to work out quickly or at all for that matter. Still, if you think it’s worth a shot, go for it.

5. Lastly, when all is said and done, ignore the bad review. Certain things cannot be changed, and the only thing you can do is learn from past mistakes, prepare yourself for similar future situations, screen your clients better and always ask for a positive review from your happy clients. When the good reviews top the bad ones, customers know what to expect. The bad review will be an outlier among many compliments.