Do the High Mileage Clubs Get More Reviews?

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• shadowcat

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  11 years ago

  Obviously the most popular clubs get the most reviews. What make a club popular could be variable but I think high mileage is probably the main reason.
• mjx01

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  11 years ago

  Well... are you talking only clubs with a certain city or overall? If you are only comparing clubs within a certain area against each other, then the more popular clubs get more reviews compared to the local competition, and higher mileage is one possible reason for higher popularity as shadow says. Of course, in a town where the mileage doesn't vary much from club to club, there would have to be other factors in play such as dive vs. nice. However, you cannot apply such an argument when comparing clubs which are not in geographic proximity. Hong Kong and Adeltia have a few hundred reviews compared to Mons at almost 1200. Certain Mississauga, Ontario clubs have less than 100 reviews, but I'd would expect farmerart to tell you anything can be had there. Also, you argument probably also doesn't holed where there is a large tourism presence involved. Burbon St clubs may have more reviews than other NOLA clubs but you probably get better mileage off Burbon St.
• inno123

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  11 years ago

  Remember that we tend to draw the hardcore club patron here so it would tend toward the clubs favorable to the hardcore club patron. Obviously large cities also have an advantage and clubs with a long history. I think that the biggest factor is that good reviews here yield more site visitors sent to those clubs, more reviews.
• dalex

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  11 years ago

  I seen guys review a single club dozen times due to return rate, and of course the return rate is determined by mileage.
• Dougster

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  11 years ago

  Usually the most popular clubs get the most reviews. And, yes, high availability of extras usually contributes to popularity. An exception might be Vegas, but that city has a peculiar hustle the tourist mentality (essence of its being actually).
• segui

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  11 years ago

  It depends on the dancer quality, mileage and price.
• DandyDan

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  11 years ago

  I wouldn't doubt it if it was true. Someone on here is probably looking for a high mileage club of whatever area they are looking at, so they will go to the high mileage club instead of the low mileage club. Of course, mileage isn't everything. Some clubs just have better name recognition.
• Otto22

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  11 years ago

  Makes sense that the most popular clubs would be most reviewed. Here in Brevard County Inner Room is only one of 6 clubs but it gets reviewed more than all the other clubs combined and for good reason. It has consistently higher mileage and lower cost than the others.
• Dolfan

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  11 years ago

  Initially I thought the high mileage clubs around here got the fewest reviews by far, but looking at the numbers there doesn't seem to be much correlation. The correlation may be stronger with opening date, but I'm not sure enough on how long some of these have been around to know. Like others have said, I think it would be great to see a total review count as well as a recent (say 6 months) review count. The reviews in the past 6 months vs mileage would be interesting. For my part, I think I'm probably more likely to review a club if it stands out - either shitty or great. So it would stand to reason to me that the "average" clubs have the fewest reviews, but either end of the spectrum probably have more.
• jthershey

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  11 years ago

  Popularity does determine the number of reviews a club gets, and I will say popularity among reviewers not just "normal" folk. But I've been to many clubs here in Phoenix at least that have hardly been reviewed, but offer great mileage. So it seems to be about the overall experience. That means popularity is determined by mileage, girls, venue, location, value, etc. It also seems that reviews are becoming a big factor and club owners should take note. Good reviews = more customers.