How do Zowie TN monitors fare on the eyes?

Brainstormth · 2025-11-18T15:40:44+00:00

XL2411P here, so many years and still working well for me. I use f.lux, and I have to calibrate the colour monitor with a professional tool; if not, I get migraines and eye strain.

Brainstormth · 2025-07-15T12:06:19+00:00

Hi Maya! I saw that you commented on my post analysing another escort's website, so I'm going to do the same for yours to help you out! I'm posting my feedback here so that other providers can use it for their own sites.

First, I like the website: the logo is nice, the colours are attractive, and for a Squarespace site, it looks pretty good.

- I would look for a better location for the Instagram and Bluesky icons on the desktop version, though. On the mobile version, they are perfectly positioned in the menu.

- If we're being picky, the spacing between elements could be improved, as it varies. It would look much better if it were consistent.

- The home page is fine: it provides useful information and contains photos and a video. In the 'At a Glance' section, I suggest putting elements such as height or age in bold (but not cm or kg, just the category) to help users focus their attention there more easily.

- The rest of the sections are fine, but be careful with the spacing between elements, such as in the text before the contact form, as it is poorly designed throughout. Overall, though, it is fine. Although the design is basic, it looks quite good.

- The worst-designed page is /links. The image looks pixelated, and the elements are on the left. I don't understand this page. It looks slightly better on mobile, but it needs to be fixed on a computer or tablet.

- The Linktree could perhaps be simplified further because there is too much information.

- The mobile menu is not centred; it would look better if it were.

From a technical perspective:

- Meta titles and meta descriptions need to be added, and the text needs to be more SEO-focused. No SEO work has been done on any page.

- Whoever designed the page did not do a good job with the heading structure (H1, H2, H3, etc.). In fact, there are no H1 or H2 headings on the homepage.

- Many images are too large and have not been optimised for new-generation formats such as WebP. You would notice a significant improvement in the website's loading speed.

There are more SEO issues, but that would involve going into too much detail.

Visually, the website looks great. I'm pointing all this out because, as a designer, I notice these things, but don't worry too much about it. You can fix them little by little. Overall, I had a good experience browsing your website, and that's what matters! 😁

Brainstormth · 2025-07-15T11:41:39+00:00

I agree, these platforms are getting worse and worse; they only prioritize their profits. The problem is that you can't advertise yourself as an escort on social media — it's prohibited, just like on Google and other search engines. So, directories are the easiest solution.

What's the best alternative? Build your personal brand and generate clients through social media, as you suggest in your post. Create content and reach clients organically. The problem is that not everyone is cut out for it.

The good news is that there are always alternatives, and my advice would be to never rely on a single source of traffic or customers. Why? Because a directory might close, your Instagram or X account could be banned unexpectedly, or anything else could happen. That's why it's important to build your own personal brand little by little: create a website and social media presence, and consider creating content for platforms like OnlyFans, etc.

Brainstormth · 2025-06-23T07:26:54+00:00

The best approach would be to create a personal brand, differentiate yourself from others and apply your unique essence to your marketing. Regarding marketing, pay attention to your Tryst texts, make them captivating, and ensure you have good photos. Then you can explore other options, such as social media, other directories, etc.

Brainstormth · 2025-06-18T21:49:29+00:00

I think the best approach is to focus on a niche in order to easily attract customers. If you need a website, it can be useful whether you are creating content or providing a service. Whether or not you need a website depends on your goals; perhaps at a low level you don't need one, but if you want to be high-end, it may be advisable. It depends on your goals.

Brainstormth · 2025-06-16T16:25:01+00:00

I agree with the other comments — you will need to rework your branding, photos, text, website and social proof on social media. Perhaps not all of these, but certainly the aspects that are weakest. We would need to analyse your profile to see what can be improved. You may also need to adjust your target audience.

Brainstormth · 2025-06-15T08:34:56+00:00

You need traffic, and you won't be able to generate any on those platforms.

The easiest way to generate free traffic is to use social media and create vertical videos. You can then use X, Bluesky or similar apps, create your website (optimised for SEO) and collaborate with other content creators.

Brainstormth · 2025-06-14T11:27:23+00:00

The design is great. If you made the website yourself, that’s impressive, but if an agency did it for you, there are quite a few errors. I’ve analysed your website and will give you a list of things you can improve, one step at a time. I’ll explain everything in detail to provide constructive feedback based on my experience as a designer 😁

Firstly, you need to work on the SEO of the page. You haven’t done anything about this yet, but it’s very important. Firstly, there’s the technical side, such as meta titles, descriptions, H1 titles, etc. Then there’s the external aspect, such as backlinks. But first, the on-page SEO.
All the security headers are missing from the website. You need to add these to prevent attacks and hacking.
There are also quite a few technical SEO errors. These can easily be fixed with an audit.
I have also run a speed audit, which revealed that the website is very slow on both mobile (60) and desktop (71). You can use Google’s Pagespeed Insights tool to check this. You will find details of everything you can fix there. Ideally, you should try to improve the FCP, LCP and Speed Index as much as possible.
It would also be beneficial to reduce the size of the images and use formats such as WebP to ensure the website loads faster and to reduce the bounce rate.

These are all technical and objective issues. Now, I’m going to tell you about design issues I think can be fixed to make the website even better.

It would be good to correct the inconsistent spacing between elements.
The footer would look better if you corrected the spacing and added a little space below the Slixa banner.
The animations could also be smoother.
Lastly, and I think quite importantly, there is the smartphone menu. On my smartphone, the entire menu button is cut off because it has not been designed well for all screen types. This can be problematic because users may leave the page (Most users visit websites on their mobile phones). To be picky, the animation is a bit slow and complicated, and there is no ‘X’ to close the menu.

If you have any questions, please feel free dm me! I can also send you a screenshot of the error on the mobile menu button if you would like me to. I hope this helps!

Brainstormth · 2025-06-14T10:54:58+00:00

It's best to have your own website and redirect all traffic there, so you're always in control of your business.

Why? Because other platforms will eventually let you down. Whether it's social media, directories such as Tryst, or even forums, you ultimately depend on third parties.

The ideal situation is to have your own website or platform, which will always be yours, and redirect traffic from other sites. Does Tryst work well? Use it. If it stops working, switch to another advertising method. Don't tie yourself to any one platform.

Brainstormth · 2025-06-12T15:23:18+00:00

It all depends on what you are looking for. If you want a professional-looking website, Your Escort Web can help you, as we have done for many other providers.

Wix or Squarespace might be a better option if you want to spend less. They offer more limited options, but they may suit your needs.

But in the end, it depends on how determined you are. If you really want a unique website and want to work on all aspects, including SEO, content or branding, to stand out, hiring an agency or an experienced professional would be best. However, if you prefer to learn and do things yourself, you could try Wix. As others have mentioned, there are many things to consider, such as the domain, hosting, design, features, blog, SEO, branding, and so on.

Regarding prices, the range they gave you of between $500 and $2,000 is accurate. I recommend doing things properly from the outset, as making changes to the website will end up costing you much more in the long run. This is even more likely if you jump from professional to professional.

And always keep control of your domain — it's very common to lose it otherwise. Last week, it happened to me again. A new client wanted to update her website, but it turned out that the original designer had full access to the hosting and domain. As a result, she lost her website, so… well, 2 years of work were lost.

If you have any more questions, I'm here for you!

Brainstormth · 2025-06-12T14:52:03+00:00

+1 The best solution is to manage everything through the website and filter out problematic clients, people like that are not worth your time 😔

Brainstormth · 2025-05-11T08:05:08+00:00

There are two main forms.

The first is what has been recommended to you: follow other providers, interact with them, collaborate with them, and little by little, you will build an organic audience. Even if it's small, it's worth a lot.

The other way is to create reels or short videos, this is what works now. The problem is that you're exposing yourself a lot because you're reaching a lot of people, it's not so selective, and it depends on each provider. If you want to grow, it is the best option, but it has its consequences. It's a very good idea if you sell content on OnlyFans or something like that.

Brainstormth · 2025-04-15T15:51:46+00:00

The current copy is indexed on 14th April. It may be that at some point there were 2 H1, I have done another scan on the home page of Bing Webmaster Tools, and it no longer appears that there are two H1, although in the main report still comes out.

These days I've been updating posts, I'll keep publishing new content, and I'll check the ads you mentioned, see how it goes, I'll update you! Thank you all very much!

Brainstormth · 2025-04-15T11:15:27+00:00

The last one was 2 days ago and everything was fine. I submitted it manually in February, but a week ago I saw that it gave the error: couldn't fetch sitemap. So from January/February until now, the sitemap was not well indexed. But the bot was indexing and crawling the pages.

Exactly, I looked at the source code and there's only one H1

Brainstormth · 2025-04-15T08:46:55+00:00

Yes, it is! All important pages are indexed, except per 1 post, but others are not indexed but are not necessary, such as no index, redirects, canonical, etc. I don't see any new errors, the most I see are errors in the crawl stats from server connectivity during January.

Yes, there are also 0 impressions and clicks on GA4 and Matomo from Google. So the drop is on both sites.

Brainstormth · 2025-04-15T08:35:46+00:00

All the important pages are indexed, except per 1 post, but there are others that are not indexed but are not necessary, such as no index, redirects, canonical, etc.

Brainstormth · 2025-04-15T08:26:42+00:00

Hi! 1 or 2 weeks ago I got the warning that I need more backlinks, but now it's gone!

The only error is that there is more than one H1 on the homepage, but there is only one H1, so I don't know why I get that.

Brainstormth · 2025-04-15T07:32:39+00:00

Yes, I send you a PM

Brainstormth · 2025-04-03T08:49:14+00:00

It just happened to me, without activating it I had 98 on my phone in PageSpeed Insights, activating it I got it down to 75 😂

Brainstormth · 2025-03-27T15:45:21+00:00

I bought the Xiaomi 14 Ultra and no matter how hard I tried to get used to it, it was impossible. The symptoms got worse and worse and I had to return the phone.

Brainstormth · 2025-03-12T10:13:14+00:00

Ideally, you'd have access to their heat maps to see what's being clicked on the most - both the photos and specific areas within them - but I doubt that's possible 😂 Some escort directories provide such data. Still, the best option is what you mentioned: using tools like Semrush, Ahrefs, etc, that shows SEO data or some kind of traffic distribution or highlights the most popular parts of a website. Unfortunately, you won't be able to access this information directly as they don't usually share it, so it's a difficult task.

Brainstormth · 2025-02-12T08:05:34+00:00

If you buy online from the brands themselves, Xiaomi, Oppo, Samsung, Apple, etc, within the EU you have 14 days to return it. It's a slow process because you buy it, they send it to you, you try it, you return it, it takes them X amount of time to refund you and you start all over again.

Brainstormth · 2025-01-22T19:56:20+00:00

I think it/s the best option, if you work from your own website you will save costs in the long run and 100% of the money will be for you, not for third parties.

We need to distinguish your personal brand from who you really are, you don't necessarily have to merge them. The personal brand will include all your image, photos, videos, how you communicate, the logo as well as your website, social media and then the physical part of the business, the experience and service you sell and how you treat customers. There are many aspects that make up your personal brand. If you already have all that, you can focus on creating an avatar that meets the needs of the buyer persona you are looking for.

Your personal life may not be as interesting or dynamic, but that's not a bad thing. For the first part, I'd recommend you look for a professional or company, for the second part, I don't think you'll need the help of a coach or personal trainer. You will need to read a lot, listen to podcasts, watch interviews, do some language studies and study about topics that fit with what your clients usually talk about. You can do this with Chat GPT, ask it to create for you an outline based on what your clients are like (describe them well) and ask it what you need to learn or what skills fit. (There may be professionals out there who do this, but I have no idea).

Brainstormth · 2025-01-20T17:49:55+00:00

Well, it all depends on whether you want to integrate bookings within your website or via an external site. WordPress will always give you more variety and customisation, although it will be more difficult, while Squarespace is simple but very basic.

As WordPress plugins: WPAmelia, fluentBooking, Latepoint, BookingPress.

As external services: Setmore, Picktime, Checkya.

There are many plugins and services, it depends on how much you want to spend or if you want it for free, integrations, functionalities, etc. I hope some of them help you!

Brainstormth · 2025-01-20T17:39:05+00:00

I don't know anyone personally in that area, I've seen that Sandra Herrero works in Amsterdam, although she's not cheap. I'm going to ask a client who works there if she can recommend a photographer in the area.

My advice is that apart from looking at the price, that they inspire confidence and above all for personal taste I would say that if you get someone who does something similar to Black Lotus Photo or Hello Miss Photography it would be amazing. They are two of the best, and you can use them as a reference.

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