The reason my glyph business is so successful is because I have a way to get rid of my snowfall inks profitable through darkmoon cards, where others I am competing with just sell their snowfall inks on the AH for 7g each and are getting a much lower profit because of this.

This gives me a competitive advantage so I can sell my glyphs lower than them and still get a profit, while they are either producing at a loss or exit the market.

About cards vs decks : Greatness cards sell for min. 500g more then decks. This is a guaranteed profit, but once again you need starting capital (20k+ prefered ) and it goes for quit a long period (few weeks).

I have few “goblins” on my server that do it and i leave it to them. Too much work (or too long waittime) to really accept this strategy.

P.S. keep in mind that in this example “wowconf” had a reserve stock of snowfall inks, which means u need at least small glyph factory to have it aswell

For Nobles Decks, I’m selling them for 5800g as that is the lowest price on the AH, and I’d sell the completed Darkmoon Card: Greatness deck for the same amount, down to 5,000g. If it goes below 5k gold I’ll hold onto them for a week or so but if it seems there is too much supply but not enough buying action I may lower my price to get sales.

I will be converting all of them to completed Darkmoon Card decks (like Illusion, Berserker, Greatness) probably tonight or tomorrow morning (as I’m headed out for the weekend to the casino and unable to play

But I do have a question, are you pricing the nobles as decks for 5k? Or is that the trinket itself?

And would you profit more if you turned the decks into trinkets then sold them? Or is the risk too high?

Thanks =D
Zef

If prices of nobles decks went down under 1K I’d have to raise the prices of my glyphs a LOT to compensate or get a much cheaper source for my materials so I am happy for now that I have a way to dump my snowfalls so I can stay competitive in the glyph market and get good profits even with 4g glyphs.