I've been trying to write this post all weekend - editing, wiping & starting again & then in 3 seperate blogs there are posts which link in & explain perfectly what I've been trying to say! Grrrrr lol

Aliciana's guest post at JMTC relates to knowing your Niche Markets - something I've overlooked since I started trying to make gold. I had some beginners luck before I found all these wonderful gold blogs by applying instincts and common sense - 2 things I think I've lost sight of as I now 'work' at making gold.
Then later in the day, Alto posted his Common Sense post - another few chords started ringing in my ears and now this morning (UK time that is!), Stede has posted a full scale, in depth look at Jewelcrafting. This is one of my newer professions and one that I have dived into wholeheartedly, ignoring some of my more familiar profs & ignoring common sense a little.

I'm going to try to stick to a routine for a few days & see how it goes. This is my provisional routine which I will adapt as necessary.
- Log in to banker(s),
- collect post
- squee with glee/cry over lack of gold
- relist any returned items
- list any new stuff sent from alts
- run auctioneer fast scan (time for a coffee & smoke anyways!)
- run snatch search, buy if needed
- check prices of all raw Cataclysm gems & herbs (for possible transmutes)
- fill in spreadsheet
- log in to JC alt, do JC daily
- if JC daily is jasper/nightstone or zephyrite, list gems on AH in 1's & 3's & hopefully at higher price than yesterday
- check enchanting mats stock, decide whether to prospect/craft/disench more stuff
- use spreadsheet to decide if metagem transmute is sensible, send mats to alchemist
- Log in to Alchemist alt, do daily transmute volatile life > air, send to enchanter alt
- Do metagem transmutes if viable
- Log in to Enchanter alt, check price of Enchant Weapon - Hurricane (currently the only scroll worth selling on my server) & make a couple if price is good.
- Last but not least - WALK AWAY NOW & go do some actual playing!
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