Wow Gold Making Carnival
This month's topic for the Wow Gold Blogging Carnival over at Just My Two Copper has Mageshadow asking the question, "How would you make gold with limited playtime?"
Limited Playtime
Many players are not able to sit in front of their computer all day and camp the auction house, constantly scan for steals and deals, or craft using their professions. Some markets are very dependent on having a large amount of playtime to dedicate. There are auction house markets that require constant babysitting and listing and re-listing. If you have a limited amount of playtime, then you must strike up a balance between what time you use to actually play the game and what time you use to craft, flip, and make gold. This balance can be hard to obtain, but is much easier when focusing on certain markets.
The Don't Even Think About It Markets
Some markets are heavily dependent on constant listing and re-listing just to make any sort of profit. If you have a limited amount of playtime you should probably steer clear of these markets. If you can't constantly babysit your goods and re-list them when they are undercut, then you will probably be undercut into oblivion and not sell many items on the auction house at all. Avoid these markets. Many are heavily dependent on having time to prospect, mill, craft, and or bark.
The 2nd Round of Cold's Gold Blogging Carnivals will coming soon. Get your entries in, if you would like to participate. If you are a reader, return back the 11th of every month for the Gold Blogging Carnivals hosted here.
This month's topic for the Wow Gold Blogging Carnival over at Just My Two Copper has Mageshadow asking the question, "How would you make gold with limited playtime?"
Limited Playtime
Many players are not able to sit in front of their computer all day and camp the auction house, constantly scan for steals and deals, or craft using their professions. Some markets are very dependent on having a large amount of playtime to dedicate. There are auction house markets that require constant babysitting and listing and re-listing. If you have a limited amount of playtime, then you must strike up a balance between what time you use to actually play the game and what time you use to craft, flip, and make gold. This balance can be hard to obtain, but is much easier when focusing on certain markets.
The Don't Even Think About It Markets
Some markets are heavily dependent on constant listing and re-listing just to make any sort of profit. If you have a limited amount of playtime you should probably steer clear of these markets. If you can't constantly babysit your goods and re-list them when they are undercut, then you will probably be undercut into oblivion and not sell many items on the auction house at all. Avoid these markets. Many are heavily dependent on having time to prospect, mill, craft, and or bark.
- Glyphs
- Cut Gems
- Shuffling of Ores Into Gems
- Mysterious Fortune Cards
Post It And Forget It Markets
Other markets are much less attention required and can usually be done in a much quicker time. Many of these markets can have their items crafted while afk, which is great. You can start a batch of crafting as you are quitting for the night and let your character afk out while crafting. When you log in the next day, you will have bags full of crafted items ready to post onto the auction house.
- Blacksmith Enchanting Rods
- Netherweave Bags
- Crafting and Flipping Epics
- Vanity Pets
- Flipping Vendor Bought Recipes
- Smelting For A Profit
- Selling Transmute and Once Per Day Cooldowns
The 2nd Round of Cold's Gold Blogging Carnivals will coming soon. Get your entries in, if you would like to participate. If you are a reader, return back the 11th of every month for the Gold Blogging Carnivals hosted here.
