How to manage a bad review

[Ryan Roman]

So, despite my better judgement, I took a client I shouldn't have, and I'm worried it's going to bite me in the ass with a bad review. It wasn't a situation I normally work in, and the client made it difficult to accomplish a couple of tasks. I stayed an extra 4 hours, but it seems to have been to no avail. Any suggestions on how to move forward?

[Guy Fawkes]

Don't worry about something that hasn't happened yet.

Note: DaddysReviews will send you a head's up on a negative review.

[Ryan Roman]

Don't worry about something that hasn't happened yet.

Note: DaddysReviews will send you a head's up on a negative review.

 

Thanks . I appreciate your reply. The last few months have been pretty intense in my life, so I'm probably more hyper-sensative right now than I usually would be. Thanks again for your reply. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.

[RadioRob]

Guy has some good advice. Don't let it get to you. IF it happens, you'll be given a chance to respond. (The escort will always have the last word.)

 

Just be thoughtful and explain the situation.

 

An escort and partner won't always click 100% of the time.

Edited November 24, 2018 by Guy Fawkes

[rvwnsd]

Guy has some good advice. Don't let it get to you. IF it happens, you'll be given a chance to respond. (The escort will always have the last word.)

 

Just be thoughtful and explain the situation.

 

An escort and partner won't always click 100% of the time.

 

This is great advice. The way an escort responds to a negative review speaks volumes about him. Also,

 

Edited November 24, 2018 by Guy Fawkes

[Rudynate]

This is great advice. The way an escort responds to a negative review speaks volumes about him. Also,

 

 

 

One of the classiest responses to a negative review thatvI ever saw was posted on here by Kobe Rafael. It wouldn't surprise me if he saw an uptick in business from it.

[rossthebosssf]

Most clients will overlook one bad review as long as there'a number of favorable reviews by established reviewers. Just don't make the mistake that if you do get one to quickly fabricate a number of fake positive reviews to compensate. That looks worse. Just respond to any negative feedback in a positive, professional, upbeat way and it will make you look better in the long run.

[+ Keith30309]

Most clients will overlook one bad review as long as there'a number of favorable reviews by established reviewers. Just don't make the mistake that if you do get one to quickly fabricate a number of fake positive reviews to compensate. That looks worse. Just respond to any negative feedback in a positive, professional, upbeat way and it will make you look better in the long run.

Absolutely.

I’ve seen situations where a classy, professional response made a guy more attractive to me than he otherwise would have been.

[+ Keith30309]

Most clients will overlook one bad review as long as there'a number of favorable reviews by established reviewers. Just don't make the mistake that if you do get one to quickly fabricate a number of fake positive reviews to compensate. That looks worse. Just respond to any negative feedback in a positive, professional, upbeat way and it will make you look better in the long run.

Absolutely.

I’ve seen situations where a classy, professional response made a guy more attractive to me than he otherwise would have been.

[Muscle Lover 2]

And if you respond to the review, draft it, look it over several times over several days, and have a friend do the same before you hit send. The professional's response often does cause me to cross them off my wish list. A negative review in a vacuum, especially where there are plenty of good ones to offset it, can be overlooked easier, IMHO, if the professional lets it go or responds apologetically versus where he slams the client, provides personal details, etc.

[hypothetically]

So, despite my better judgement, I took a client I shouldn't have, and I'm worried it's going to bite me in the ass with a bad review. It wasn't a situation I normally work in, and the client made it difficult to accomplish a couple of tasks. I stayed an extra 4 hours, but it seems to have been to no avail. Any suggestions on how to move forward?

 

Your concern is a bad review on RM or on DaddyReviews?

[marylander1940]

So, despite my better judgement, I took a client I shouldn't have, and I'm worried it's going to bite me in the ass with a bad review. It wasn't a situation I normally work in, and the client made it difficult to accomplish a couple of tasks. I stayed an extra 4 hours, but it seems to have been to no avail. Any suggestions on how to move forward?

 

Thanks . I appreciate your reply. The last few months have been pretty intense in my life, so I'm probably more hyper-sensative right now than I usually would be. Thanks again for your reply. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.

 

Actually you should worry about things that may or may not happen in order to be prepared for the different outcomes as long as the planning doesn't concern you too much or get your mind from every day things.

 

Talk to your regulars about a potential bad review coming and suggest if they could review you.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[instudiocity]

I’m more concerned with WHY you spent 4 hours after you knew the date had turned South. You need to call BS when you know it’s turned. Getting out is important to your sanity and dismisses the client from the “bad session” quicker, too. Sometimes walking unpaid is a fabulous idea.

[hypothetically]

This is also not a Yelp or Google review we’re talking about. RM can be persuaded to remove reviews, not that I find clients take them seriously anyway as there are so many fraudulent ones. If it’s a DaddyReview, simply learn from your mistakes.. but 1 bad review, unless you did something god awful, is not going to hurt your reputation.

 

If a client wants you, they want you. And there’s no better place than right here in this forum where you can find topics of clients completely disregarding something awful about a provider for the sake of peen. You’ll be fine.