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Increase Your Profits in Five Minutes

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This simple strategy has correlated to an increase in profit margin/extended dates and although many providers exploit it already, many don't yet know about it.


Of course, I've always seen providers who list their rates in descending order (highest to lowest) but it was one of the many things on my to-do list that hadn't gotten done. There's more to it than just, "List your prices from the most expensive to the least expensive," so allow me to explain what I think is the most effective technique we can incorporate into our ads and website structure in order to get Daddies, Subbies, and new lovers to spend more time with us.


Spending quality time with me and my cute dessert is the most logical option.

Let's Be Realistic

My ads have featured descending prices for a while but I hadn't employed this technique on my website yet. Admirers who actually visit our websites are the ones who matter. Also, I was doing it wrong on my ads because I was listing my longest (publicly) listed session option first when I should have made sure that the first thing an admirer saw was something more realistic.


Despite what a few Twitter NPC's proclaim, strangers from the internet are not generally booking providers they have never met for a three day session. Admirers are more likely to book a six hour session before investing in multi-day sessions, so my listing a three day session first was a bit of a distraction and lost their focus.

A three day date seems wild and unattainable (unless an admirer has met us) and is not possible for many admirers for a variety of reasons. It's more realistic that a new admirer would want to schedule an eight hour session instead of, say, a 24 hour date so I switched my rates to showcase my six hour session first (and will be adding my eight hour session to the top of the list because I'd rather have an eight hour session than a six hour.)



Why Does This Work?

There are a few reasons why many providers list their prices this way and it's one of those things that powerfully influences human psychology without us realizing it. I was like many people who didn't think that little tricks like this mattered because, guys don't pay attention, right? Who cares about the minute details when it comes to the way in which we communicate?


Then I began dabbling in the occult and all that the materialist paradigm doesn't understand. As many of you know, certain doorways opened up to me and I've shown you via my blogs how to engage in certain hidden practices.


We'll leave it at that. If you know, you know.

Solo algunas de nosotras nacimos para caminar con el poder de la Santa Muerte.



The Anchoring Effect

The initial high price that an admirer sees acts as subconscious reference point and when they scroll down to see your lower rate options, they think, "Well, by golly, holy smokes, I can see this hot, expensive minx for only $800? That's a bargain!"

I also think that high-to-low rate structure features higher price points as the focal point, grabbing website user attention and holding focus. Big numbers are interesting, wild and seductive while smaller numbers are more forgettable.



Aversion to Losses

Humans run on emotion, instinct and survival by operating from what some scholars refer to as the mammalian brain, ("Deciding Brain") or the limbic system. Our neocortex, or logical "Thinking Brain" does little work.

When we see a list of ascending prices (listed from low to high), we see each increasing price as a loss. Loss bad.

Human no like lose thing. Lose thing = no food = bad.


When an admirer is looking at our websites and scrolls through prices that are listed from low to high, he sees each higher rate as a monetary loss so he chooses a lower rate in order to minimize losses. Who wants to lose money?


Alternately, when we see prices listed from high to low, we see each lower price as a loss in quality. We are motivated to purchase higher quality time with a provider because if we're already taking the time to see someone, why not make it worth our while?


When drink prices on a bar menu are listed in ascending order (high to low), people spend more money because their unconscious "Deciding Brain," that runs on instinct and emotion does most of the work. We are not in control in the way think that we are when it comes to decision making. The only way to control this emotional brain is to stop thinking and engage in ancient practices that detox/calm the nervous system and rewire it.



She/He/They Must Be Popular!

Listing our higher rates first makes it look like we enjoy longer dates and prioritize them. Many admirers want to make us happy and will book longer sessions because we're showing them how much we enjoy extended playtime.


It also gives the impression that we also frequently book extended dates. These sessions look more popular simply because they're a focal point on our "menu."

Tons of research shows us that most humans are like cattle and will do what they think other humans are doing. Consider all the horrible people who have large Twitter followings. We think, "Well, lots of people follow them so it must be for a reason. They must know what they're talking about so I'm going to follow them and believe everything they post online."

Longer sessions appear more popular when they are the first thing an admirer sees.


Don't worry, I'll stop hyperfixating on this for now. Please let me know what I forgot to mention! Thank you so much for reading and give me a hip-hip-horray on Bluesky by liking the post I made promoting this blog because it helps me out a lot!


The luggage I have direly needs an upgrade so I have a suitcase listed on my Luxylist here and if that's not working for some reason, a gift card also works. I'm so grateful for those of you who are kind, generous and make me feel butterflies inside.








 
 
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