Ahh, disappointing if potential clients think having a website is an indicator of a worse service, rather than better.
I would have thought whether you have a website or not makes little difference, and instead what you put in writing about yourself/whether services match up with expectations/previous reviews/how attractive (and realistic) photos are would be more crucial
For me, it's just about covering all bases... Website, Adultwork, Twitter, ES, Tartan Ladies, Punterlink, UKE, the whole range basically
Even some that so far haven't been that rewarding - EuroGirlsEscort, Tryst, and Adultseek (although now more people seem to be on Adultseek)
It makes sense to have a presence on as many platforms as possible, to reach as many clients as possible. Also hope then if clients see that a lady is on multiple sites, they are more likely to trust that I'm not a scam or fake.
I also have the analytics on my website and I can see some people are finding me "organically" ie. when they Google search for Glasgow Escorts etc
So this makes the website useful in my view, and right now am getting about the same amount of clients that contact me through my website as I get on AW.
I get the valid point about people using websites to avoid reviews, which is why I have my AW feedback linked on the website
I'm not gonna post a link or anything as that definitely would be touting but those who want to find it can quite easily