for other ideas on the glyph market and other general tips see the free Croda's Inscription Gold Guide
One of the Podcasts i listen to is Call to Auction – hosted by Euripides and Stede.
I enjoy and find all the gold making podcasts listed below informative, and in my mind must all be listened to.
In these other podcasts there will quite often be the comment along the lines of " . . . the theory for this process is out there but this is what we do . . . . ".
In Call to Auction, Euripides and Stede actually cover that theory in a manner which i can understand as well as bring out their gold making ideas. For an indepth discussion on topics this is the leader of them all.
Of course, they also mentioned this blog in their last podcast at 43:55 in where i was seeking their views on the uplift of demand for glyphs come Mists of Pandaria. In part, the background to this was that Euripides made perfect predictions in the pre-Catacysm patch and release.
As ever, there was a full discussion on their expectations for glyphs when Mists of Pandaria comes along for 20 minutes. i will let you listen to it to gather their views.
Below are all the podcasts i listen to as well as the non-gold making podcasts related to World of Warcraft that i also listen to.
As ever, it is not only the ideas the hosts discuss but the thinking behind the ideas that is of benefit to us all. And they make for good listening. Indeed, i tend to need to be doing something mundane like gathering whiptail or milling / crafting if i am listening to them.
They are in alphabetical order split between the pure gold making podcasts and the podcasts what are about the World of Warcraft in general. For a complete list of Gold making Blogs and Podcasts see The PowerwordGold Blog Directory.
Pure gold making
Auction House Junkies - Hosted by Cold from Cold's Gold Factory, Wes from Capped by Cata and Mike
Call to Auction – hosted by Euripides and Stede
Powerword:Gold - Hosted by Fluxdada from Powerword:gold and a guest host.
The Mana Cooler - Hosted by George
Addicited to Azeroth – inactive as of October 2011
Mixture of gold making but mostly other World of Warcast
The Instance - Hosted by hosted by Scot Johnson, Dills and Turpster from Frogpants Studios, AIE Podcast and The Incredible Podcast of Amazing Awesomenessrespectively
Holy Shatt Podcast - Hosted by Jay and Mike from Stopcast.
Warcraft Lounge - Hosted by Chris and Ryan, going since November 2010, range of topics and debate.
For any other established gold bloggers out there who would like to give a “warts and all” review of my Inscription Gold Guide please contact me and i will send you your free copy for such a purpose.
a blog of my experiences and observations of making over 1 million gold in World of Warcraft . . . . . . . . . .Includes the famous free Croda's Inscription Gold Guide
Croda's Inscription Gold Guide - paid version, only $5
Some beautiful music to read the blog to . . . . . . (i first heard on PowerWord:Gold podcast)
Showing posts with label Friday Shout Out. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friday Shout Out. Show all posts
Friday, 17 August 2012
Friday, 3 August 2012
Friday Shout Out – Syndication
for other ideas on the glyph market and other general tips see the free Croda's Inscription Gold Guide
For a long time The Undermine Journal has syndicated blogs (as well as provide a database of prices of all items across servers – see my post on the Flipping Market for a worked example of how to use this database).
Just recently Jim Younkin has restarted his PowerWord:Gold Chronicle up again which does much the same thing.
The Undermine Journal automatically syndicates from a list of blogs that it declares on its page. The PowerWord:Gold Chronicle has editorial control from Jim.
If you are starting out in gold making and want a good cross section of blogs then bookmarking these two sites would be a good place to start.
Secondly, another source of gold making ideas is from my Blog Roll to the right and PowerWord:Gold's blog directory
If there are any gold bloggers out there that i have missed and would like to be on my blog roll then drop me a line.
For a long time The Undermine Journal has syndicated blogs (as well as provide a database of prices of all items across servers – see my post on the Flipping Market for a worked example of how to use this database).
Just recently Jim Younkin has restarted his PowerWord:Gold Chronicle up again which does much the same thing.
The Undermine Journal automatically syndicates from a list of blogs that it declares on its page. The PowerWord:Gold Chronicle has editorial control from Jim.
If you are starting out in gold making and want a good cross section of blogs then bookmarking these two sites would be a good place to start.
Secondly, another source of gold making ideas is from my Blog Roll to the right and PowerWord:Gold's blog directory
If there are any gold bloggers out there that i have missed and would like to be on my blog roll then drop me a line.
Friday, 27 July 2012
Friday shout out - critical goblin
for other ideas on the glyph market and other general tips see the free Croda's Inscription Gold Guide
Critical Goblin has a blog - a rather good one. And it also deals in glyphs, and in depth. Critical shares his processes and strategies on his blog with plenty of analysis. His blog is well written and an easy read. It has many valuable tips. I am not ashamed to say I have picked up a fair few ideas from it.
Critical Goblin has a blog - a rather good one. And it also deals in glyphs, and in depth. Critical shares his processes and strategies on his blog with plenty of analysis. His blog is well written and an easy read. It has many valuable tips. I am not ashamed to say I have picked up a fair few ideas from it.
Indeed, it is well worth having a read - notably his (I
believe it is a he?) strategies on glyph walls, his 11 day glyph war with a
competitor.
Critical has also written a review on my Croda'sInscription Gold Guide - the paid version.
I will let you read his review - but I like it.
For any other established gold bloggers out there who would like to give a “warts and all” review of my Inscription Gold Guide please contact me and i will send you your free copy for such a purpose.
For any other established gold bloggers out there who would like to give a “warts and all” review of my Inscription Gold Guide please contact me and i will send you your free copy for such a purpose.
Friday, 20 July 2012
Friday Shout Out – Hunter Mastery
for other ideas on the glyph market and other general tips see the free Croda's Inscription Gold Guide
Hunter Mastery: admitedly this is not the catchiest title for a blog that deals in gold making – but it does, and rather well. Also covers matters pertaining to being a good hunter, hence the name.
As well as the many posts to date it has a couple of podcasts up already – split into two parts – Hunters and Gold Making. And focushot has featured Jim Younkin's Livestreams recently and his own youtube channel
A Review of Croda's Inscription Gold Guide
In a recent post the author of Hunter Mastery, Focushot, has written a review on my gold guide (the paid version costing a mere $5).
A fair review i think, covers the ground well and comes up with his opinion on the guide. Well worth a read for yourself for a honest third party view.
For any other established gold bloggers out there who would like to give a “warts and all” review of my Inscription Gold Guide please contact me and i will send you your free copy for such a purpose.
Hunter Mastery: admitedly this is not the catchiest title for a blog that deals in gold making – but it does, and rather well. Also covers matters pertaining to being a good hunter, hence the name.
As well as the many posts to date it has a couple of podcasts up already – split into two parts – Hunters and Gold Making. And focushot has featured Jim Younkin's Livestreams recently and his own youtube channel
A Review of Croda's Inscription Gold Guide
In a recent post the author of Hunter Mastery, Focushot, has written a review on my gold guide (the paid version costing a mere $5).
A fair review i think, covers the ground well and comes up with his opinion on the guide. Well worth a read for yourself for a honest third party view.
For any other established gold bloggers out there who would like to give a “warts and all” review of my Inscription Gold Guide please contact me and i will send you your free copy for such a purpose.
Friday, 13 July 2012
Friday Shout Out - FriendsShare
for other ideas on the glyph market and other general tips see the free Croda's Inscription Gold Guide
Jim Younkin of Powerword:Gold on his great Livestreams about 1:26:00 in mentions this blog when he was looking for an addon called FriendsShare Resurrecton.
Jim Younkin's livestreams can be found on YouTube or embedded on Powerword:Gold
Jim Younkin of Powerword:Gold on his great Livestreams about 1:26:00 in mentions this blog when he was looking for an addon called FriendsShare Resurrecton.
I use this addon as part of my glyph market process to keep an eye on my competitors - so,
worth a recap on what it does.
FriendsShare Resurrection is an Addon that lets you keep
the same friends list across your characters on a server.
If you add or remove a friend then that friend will be
added or removed on your other characters the next time you log onto them.
Hence, it makes sure all your characters automatically have
the same friends which is very useful, indeed required, if you want to
determine if your competitors are online and gives you an idea where they are and what they do whilst they are online.
When some of your friends/competitors leave WoW you will
get the notice “player not found” and in which case you enter /friendsshare rebuild only once and
your list is rebuilt on all your characters when you log onto them.
Jim Younkin's livestreams can be found on YouTube or embedded on Powerword:Gold
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