Kimberly Kane - How to Compose an Introduction Email (Example)

Not only is this a self serving post but I feel like a lot of potential clients don’t understand the importance of a well composed introductory email to a courtesan.

Contact should be initiated in the same manner as contacting any specialist for professional services. Make a good first email impression and always be a gentleman. Spend some time composing your email thoughtfully and you will most likely get warm and professional responses in return.

Here’s an example of a nicely written introductory email. Feel free to use it as a template or make it your own!

GOOD INTRO EMAIL EXAMPLE:

“Greetings BLANK,


My name is BLANK and I’m thrilled to be writing you. I read your website, bio, tour dates and booking info and I also read your deposit policy and everything looks great!


I’d like to book a party with you, these are my available DATES/TIMES. If my dates work for you I’ll go ahead and call the Bunny Ranch office to put down a deposit.


Once I’ve placed my deposit I’ll write you back a brief description of the party I’m hoping to have with you. Please feel free to add your own twist on my fantasy, I want you to have a blast too! I look forward to meeting you!


See you soon, sweetheart!

BLANK”

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BAD INTRO EMAIL EXAMPLE:

“Hi”

“I want to fuck you”

“How Much”


#TEDTALK

 

Great post Kimberly. A touch of humor with great information. Good to know that some sense of politeness gets appreciated when communicating with the women at the ranch.

 

My advice works with ladies at the ranch and indie gals. A thoughtful intro will get you a detailed reply in a timely fashion.

 

I absolutely love this! Thank you for this, I actually had this happen to me yesterday. I think that tone is important because if not it makes for an awkward exchange and it makes it difficult to know if it's a legitimate message or a spam. Also, clients may not intend for it to be that way and us as courtesan either don't reply or reply in that same sterile empty tone. Respect and delivery is important especially since we are in fact going to share ourselves with you. XOXO

 

Yes! So glad you're on the same page. We all love a polite and researched email exchange

 

Agree, there should be some courtesy in email writing.

 

Respect and being polite should be in all your communication with the ladies. I normally use the email channel to pass along information that I don't want seen on a public forum, such as the message board or Twitter. I also tend to use the emails more sparingly since I like to establish communication through other, less formal means (again the board and Twitter). But I keep everything polite, respectful and humorous (if I can) until we get to know each other better. I'm glad you put out a template for the emails, though.

Bottom line is some common sense, courtesy and just being polite and nice goes a long way.

 

You get a BIG ol’ Follow/like for this statement!

 

Thank you. But I'm merely stating the truth, which sadly has gone by the wayside for many.

 

THIS IS AMAZING, will definitely be stealing myself!

 

Thanks! One can only hope that a gentleman exists that would naturally write an email like this! Haha

 

They do Kimberly, we just are just a little harder to find in the supper fast Twitter communicating universe...you know the kind of guy that would have to actually talk to a woman and ask her out on a date because...well cellphones didn't exist at the time .

 

You’re right. I think it’s possibly an age thing as well. I’m happy that I’m just old enough to appreciate a well composed email! Kind of a blessing and a curse.

 

I agree. You can clearly see the split between the non-tech generation (our parents and grandparents) and the transitional generation (baby boomers and the generation immediately after them), and the fully immersed in tech generations (all others). With the tech crowd, technology is elevated above all else and social, writing, and speaking skills suffered for it. It also begs the question, what's Plan B? If technology went semi kaput, the older generations can adapt since they were products of those earlier eras. But what about the young, tech savvy, smartphone always in hand generation? How will they adapt?

And while I'm not a full on grammar Nazi, I do believe that if one cannot spell correctly, one cannot express themselves correctly. If one cannot express themselves correctly, then one is no better than a barking dog with thumbs. What is it, Lassie? Timmy is stuck in the well? No? Kimberly Kane is stuck in the well? No? Christ, Lassie! I wish you could spell!

 

aww you're the cutest ! love you

 

I've been getting a lot of poorly written emails in my Bunny Ranch inbox. Obviously this posts needs a push up the feed!