When providers ask you to come again

[barney123]

Question for the providers here.

Whenever you send off your client at the end of a session, do you include something along the lines of "see you next time" or "come again", and if so, is it a standard catchphrase for every client that wasn't terrible (and you wouldn't mind seeing again), is it an expression reserved only for "great" clients that you can't wait to see again, or is it only used if it's a client that you would like to retain but you have the feeling that they may not repeat?

(Others that have insights feel free to comment).

 

[rinamood]

Question for the providers here.

Whenever you send off your client at the end of a session, do you include something along the lines of "see you next time" or "come again", and if so, is it a standard catchphrase for every client that wasn't terrible (and you wouldn't mind seeing again), is it an expression reserved only for "great" clients that you can't wait to see again, or is it only used if it's a client that you would like to retain but you have the feeling that they may not repeat?

(Others that have insights feel free to comment).

I don't think about it much, to be honest.

I do get asked (1) when the client is at the door leaving, (2) shortly post-coitus, or even (3) sometimes PRE-COITUS if they can see me again though 😂 It's cute and feels totally out of no where for me! My clients are pretty awesome though, so I get to respond naturally 🌸✨

Usually, I allude to "next time" if the client has a request, but we are too short on time to fulfill it.

 

[Harmony-bc]

I’m blessed to actually attract people in my life that I would be happy to see again.

I find that when I’m genuine, I just attract awesome clients who repeat.

 

[MrSOG]

From the thread title I thought this was going to be about a different kind of coming again. Immature of me I guess. Although I did have one SP insist on round two without prompting her. That was awesome. She is sadly no longer in the biz. Anyways, carry on, I don't mean to derail this discussion.