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About Me: Personal Assistant to Elite Professionals. Client Bookings, Business Development, Social Media Marketing and CRM. Need support? I'm here to help!

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To blur or not to blur, that is the question?

July 31st, 2024 by Elite Escort Assistant

The only person who can decide whether you should show your face is you. There's a lot to consider before you show your face (and that's not to say you shouldn't). But you need to identify your 'WHY' and get really specific about it. What do you want to achieve by showing your face? If your only 'why' is that you want to make more money, then I want you to stop and think about other ways to achieve the same result. I want to challenge you to get creative before you take the step of showing your face. If your 'why' is rooted in the belief that all successful sex workers show their faces, then I want you to throw that belief right into the bin where it belongs. Do not succumb to the pressure of showing your face just because that's what you think all the cool kids are doing. Sure, you might see Escort X on Twitter showing her face, and she is going on 7-day bookings to the Maldives and getting gifted a Birkin. But I want to remind you that Twitter is smoke and mirrors. This comparison between yourself and an escort's Twitter profile is entirely false because what an escort shows on shows on Twitter isn't real life. Don’t compare yourself to others when it comes to protecting your own privacy. Facial blurring seems like the perfect solution if you want to keep your identity private. It only takes a few clicks on an app to dissolve your face into a puddle of indistinguishable colour. But in a world where technology changes in the blink of an eye, is facial blurring enough to protect your privacy as a sex worker? You need to ask yourself who you're trying to protect your privacy from. A blur might make your unrecognisable to loved ones. Although, if this is your primary reason for blurring your face, I want to challenge you to a quick exercise: present a trusted friend with a line-up of blurred photos and see if they can identify you. I bet they can. When I'm scrolling through escort directories, I can always identify my friends, even if I don't know their working name. You don’t need to blur to protect your privacy. Cover your face. Get creative and use props or poses to hide your face in photographs. Common methods are looking over your shoulder, shots taken from behind, or holding a book up to your face. It's easier not to show your face in your photos at all, rather than trying to blur or cover it later. Crop your face. Another option is to crop your head and shoulders out of the photo completely. This method won't work for all images, but it may salvage some photoshoot photos you have previously blurred. Use a box. No, not a cardboard box. If you can't cover or crop your face, the next best option is to cover your face with a box in post-production – think of a big black square over your face. Research demonstrates that artificial intelligence has more difficulty recognising a face covered with a black or white box than a blurred face3 (still, it wasn't IMPOSSIBLE for the artificial intelligence to identify the person, even it when their face was completely covered by the box). The first thing I thought when I read this research was, "Oh great, because my escorting photos are going to look so good with a giant box over my face." I guess it depends on how serious you are about protecting your privacy. Finally, use software like Fawkes.6 Fawkes is free software that subtly modifies elements of a photo before it is uploaded to the internet. The image won't look any different to the naked eye, but the changes make it more difficult for artificial intelligence to recognise your face. Once the changes are made by software, you can then blur or place a box over the altered image for extra security. Copyright © 2024 Elite Escort Assistant. All Rights Reserved.

An Escort Assistant's Guide to Booking Better Sex

June 1st, 2022 by Elite Escort Assistant

If you want to book an escort you’re not just ordering up a service; you’re negotiating with someone who is both a businessperson and a human being. Elite Escort Assistant reveals everything you need to know when booking an escort. Read the original post here. When contacting a sex worker, they’re going to spend the entire time they read your message trying to work out: Whether you’re serious about booking, or just wasting their time How safe, polite and respectful you’ll be in person If you’re a genuine client (in Australia laws differ by state, so a provider might be worried you’re trying to entrap them) What kind of experience or services you might want, and whether they can give you what you’re looking for That’s quite a few boxes to tick, before we even agree to meet you! If you’re polite, serious, and treat them professionally, an escort: Will reply to you faster Is more likely to say ‘yes’ to meeting up with you May be more willing to spend time answering your questions Will be more enthusiastic when you finally spend time together On the other hand, if your very first contact makes a bad impression, you’re in for some problems... So, what happens if you dash off any old message to an escort you’ve found online, and hope for the best? There are a number of possible outcomes - and none of them are good. Here are a few ways things can go wrong: If your message is full of explicit words and suggestions, your escort might never see it in the first place - it may get picked up by their spam filters and sent straight to the trash. If your writing is careless, full of spelling errors, hard to read, or doesn’t include the specific details of when and where you’d like to meet, the escort might assume you’re a time waster and ignore your message. After all, if you haven’t put much effort into your communication, she might assume you won’t put any effort into showing up. If you don’t provide screening information such as your name and mobile number, you might appear unsafe. Although clients often worry about giving out their personal details, it’s essential. Your worker needs to feel safe, or they won’t agree to meet you. If you’re not specific about what you want - the day, time, and length of the session, and where you want to meet them - they might think you’re not organised enough and decline to accept your booking request. If you’ve sent multiple emails or texts to escorts and have never received a reply, it’s possible that your inquiry just isn’t up to scratch. Often, escorts will simply ignore messages that don’t appear genuine. After all, we’re busy people too! Even if your poorly-written message leads to a sex worker accepting your booking, it can also result in you getting a bad service. If your escort has spent ages trying to work out what you want, or if it’s taken twenty messages back and forth before they have all the information they need, they’ll have less energy and enthusiasm left to spend during your time together. That means less fun, less enthusiasm, and (probably) bad sex. If you want your escort to look forward to meeting you rather than dread it, sending an excellent first message is essential. Article first published on June 1, 2022 by Elite Escort Assistant, https://www.eliteescortassistant.com/blog/better-sex Copyright © 2022 Elite Escort Assistant. All Rights Reserved.