So as we had a hangout last sunday, and it was great fun, we answered some questions for budding gold makers, discussed some topics, and learnt from each other.
So what thoughts can I pass on from this hangout that might not be 100% apparent, or are simply things that I think we may miss sometimes! (especially me).
So with all the news at blizzcon it seems everyone is looking at the new expansion “Mists Of Pandaria” and theorising to changes and possible gold making ideas, those not looking at MOP are looking at the next patch. But while everyone’s looking forward, why not take a little look back, and make gold from the past….
Many of my fellow bloggers and gold makers are all discussing pyrite and if it is worth keeping or dumping after an interview with Greg Street AKA Ghostcrawler (Interview).
But is pyrite now a fool’s errand? or is it still the rainbow ore with a pot of gold at the end of it?
Learning your market is a great way to make profits grow, something most people know, and something that becomes second nature to gold makers.
However understanding the buyers within this market, and what makes a “Customer” buy a specific item can help identify new markets, as well as allowing you to see a market that is selling low, and open for consistent “Flipping”
Truegold, a nice way to make gold in wow, an item to stockpile for 4.2.0, but is there anything other than simply making it or selling that can make Truegold a bit more fun or interesting??
Over the next few weeks I’m gonna be trying my own little experiment with one pre-made Truegold bar, a Transmutation Master and a low server price for buying transmutes (20-30g usually on my server).
Wanna know what I’m up to keep reading…..