Author Topic: Reverse Bookings- when to create  (Read 777 times)

Offline kevker

Hi all

I've had a quick look through the forum, so apologies if I have missed the answer somewhere.

When is the best time to create a reverse booking? I only create outcalls, and in the past there seems to be no rhyme nor reason to how many bids I get. I know it's very much in the providers hands but do you think there's an optimum time to allow? I'm not sure how the reverse bookings are displayed when a provider looks, such as is it the latest created or is by date etc etc.

So my question is, if I wanted to create a booking for the Friday after New Year, when would be the best time to create it on the system?

Many thanks and happy new year to you all

Offline Spunky34

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I think the full list are displayed in order they were posted, although if you look at the search function, by default the date range is set to the next 7 days from the day of search.

What I have found in the past is that you tend to get most interest when they are first posted and in the last 2 days before the booking, but of course that’s just a general feeling - it depends when and how people look.  So if you want one for next Friday then posting one right now or daytime tomorrow would be my suggestion.  You’ve a chance of catching the people looking early and if nothing takes your fancy then you may get something in the last day or so before.

Offline Foxtail17

I usually put my RB out about 3 weeks before the date of the meeting. GFE vanilla type booking, 21-60 age group.
Pre-Covid it was pretty constant, 2-3 bids per day. Last 15 months or so it has been most during the first 3-4 days then quiet until about a week before then another clump.

More ladies in the 40+ age bracket bidding too I have found, and more time wasters who bid but never reply when you contact them.

Offline kevker

Thanks guys, I was thinking about 5-7 days, and you've pretty much confirmed it. Ta