I met a charming woman at a SC last night. She was talking to me for over 20 or so minutes without attempting a sale. I do not know how long she had been dancing (30ish), and I am charming (hehehe). I chose not to interrupt her and ask her for a dance simply because the conversation was quite enjoyable as it was, and she appeared to be enjoying it too.
We were finally interrupted by a person who asked her for a lap dance. My only comment to her was “By all means, go make money.” and was gone before I could tip her. She then departed and was gone awhile. By that time it was getting late and I was tired so I got a few dances from another dancer then left. She made one sale but lost another.
I realize this may not be an optimal sales technique. Departing for a client who asked her is obviously a wise thing and I have no issues with that choice. I am not a big fan of those whose first words are “Would you like a dance?” but any comments on the optimal sales time before popping the question? What guidlines would be advised on gauging a subjective thing like this. Pointers may help newbies.



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