We'll see how long this lasts
[QUOTE=Pbarber307;3636921]I noticed this format while I was out of town and looking at BP there. In some places, phone numbers constitute nearly all the BP entries. This was a couple weeks ago, and now I see it's reached the NoVA BP site. I agree. NoVA is a big place and it takes time to travel from AtoB. I like the written ads because they are easy to recognize so I can search, scan, or skip ads accordingly. It's just a crappy clickbait format. Add that to all the fake ads, outdated low resolution, grainy pictures (like a photocopy of a photocopy), crappy selfies, twerking clips, dog ears, dog snouts, animal faces, flowery tiaras, etc. Is this the best these girls can do to market themselves?[/QUOTE]I'm not sure how or why this new format started, but I predict it won't last long if business dries up really fast.
No information means no call from me.
No since in make calls asking a bunch of questions when the information could have been put in the ad. I have noticed that some of them have ads on CL.
[QUOTE=JmSuttr;3636215]Just wondering if there's some new BP policy or maybe it's possible that one provider started using that format and others are copying it. It's not just new or visiting girls because I've seen some established locals also using it.
Whatever the reason, these new-style ads don't work for me because most of them only show "Northern Virginia" as the location and that's one my top criteria for deciding who to visit.
Even for local providers, since many of them change locations, I don't want to have to play phone tag or text tag just to figure out if they're working in an area that's convenient for me.
Another reason I'm less likely to call one of the new ads is because the words a provider uses in her ad can give you a sense of her personality. With no information in the ad, except for the phone number, that's a missing piece of the puzzle that makes me want to call someone else.
Anyone have intel as to why the sudden change? I'd be interested in hearing what the ladies have to say.[/QUOTE]
I am seeing it everywhere
[QUOTE=Pbarber307;3636921]I noticed this format while I was out of town and looking at BP there. In some places, phone numbers constitute nearly all the BP entries. This was a couple weeks ago, and now I see it's reached the NoVA BP site. I agree. NoVA is a big place and it takes time to travel from AtoB. I like the written ads because they are easy to recognize so I can search, scan, or skip ads accordingly. It's just a crappy clickbait format. Add that to all the fake ads, outdated low resolution, grainy pictures (like a photocopy of a photocopy), crappy selfies, twerking clips, dog ears, dog snouts, animal faces, flowery tiaras, etc. Is this the best these girls can do to market themselves?[/QUOTE]I am just coming back from Atlanta, the same. Hmmm, I thought it was just down here. Anyhow, I am certainly not interested in that. Stay safe out there!
S.
BP's decision doesn't make sense
[QUOTE=JmSuttr;3639527]That explains it. Thanks. Still sucks that BP has felt it necessary to make this change but, like with everything in the hobby, providers and clients will find ways to adapt.[/QUOTE]They will, but at what cost to BP? I expect this will cause a sharp decrease in traffic for BP ads. Perhaps other ad services will take advantage of this just as BP did when Craigslist gave up its adult services ads.