I feel I need to add this:
I personally can't be around performers who
(1) are on and off all the time. I need someone reliable, who has a clear schedule and informs me if - for whatever reasons that are not my business - there is a deviation from that. This does not have to be a daily time online, but clear enough that I can plan my visits.
(2) are moody. This is the worst. If you don't feel up to doing this, better stay offline for a few days, but don't bring any negative energy to your room. If I need to find out what a performer's mood is before considering a private then I will most likely not ask at all.
(3) make me feel bad, when I really just wanna spend some time talking. This is indeed one of the reasons I barely visit new rooms these days.
Moreover, you gotta accept the different types of people roaming this site:
>>> those who come here for getting off, fast, direct and on an impersonal level in prvt
> you won't be able to bind them for your fan base, they are most likely looking for a new face - that is a euphemism (if you know what I mean) - each time
> you can however give those guys a great show and keep your fingers crossed they liked it so much, that they'll be back
>>> those who come here to get off in prvt, stay for the cigarette after and chat a little before and after in open
> they are interesting and most likely easy-going people, you should definitely try to bond with this type!
>>> those who come to chat, leave a few tips in a party or just to "compliment" you, participate in a group and leave rather quickly when there's not much going on in your room
> be kind to them and they'll come back
>>> those who come to chat, admit they have no credits and "compliment" you without being rude in any way
> those guys can enhance the atmosphere in your room when you involve them into an ongoing conversation
> remind them every once in a while, that they might wanna give you boost points
>>> there are the seekers of sophistication, highly complicated people who'll reward what they love
> they need a long forerun to introduce themselves, their fetish/ideas/plans, to get to know you, they are perfectionists who want to make sure you are the ideal partner for what they look for
> can be a highly rewarding partnership everywhere (open/group/party/prvt)
> you need patience with those and don't ever make the mistake to become pushy with them
Never, ever push anybody into a prvt. Make them wanna press that button by teasing and flirting with them.
Obviously, I am not talking about those silent non-tippers, or rude people, who get off by getting you (and your entire room) angry, or simply getting your attention etc.
This is hard work, but there are many people here able to sustain themselves even with a smaller group of fans.
Patience and endurance are key, however, never ever let (show that) your mood drop(s).
I am sure there are more customer types, but that's all I could come up with right now.
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