First, make sure that you pick up some harvesting skills while you’re leveling up. I prefer skinning and mining. By having these skills, you can create a steady stream of income from the sale of your items. Make sure you spend some extra time in the badlands, wetlands, Hillsbrad and the Barrens. All of them have some great areas for harvesting so you should make a ton of gold.
Next, make sure you’re not wasting wow gold on gear. You’ll get better gear from questing and drops. Not to mention the fact that you’ll out level any gear you buy in a week, which makes it a losing proposition. This is especially true if you are a melee. In that case, save your money for a weapon – this will help you level faster than any gear ever would.
Third, don’t sell your grey items to vendors. I know this is common practice, but it’s wrong. You’ll get a far better price if you sell it at the auction house. Most people think of greys as garbage to be unloaded at the nearest vendor, but you’d be shocked how many people are looking for nondescript items to be used for crafting.
Also, don’t waste your time with jewel crafting or smithing. Here again, I know most people would argue this point, but for the amount of wow gold it costs you to level these up, it’s not worth it for what you get in return. These will absolutely bleed you dry before you get to any decent level.
Finally, make sure you do your research in the auction house before you list your items. Check the buyout prices as well as the opening price to get an idea of what your stuff should be listed for. You need to price your items accordingly for them to sell.
Hope the above tips will make sense for you. Of course if you have not enough wow gold to leveling tailoring in Cataclysm, you can just purchase some from guy4game.com. They always offer the cheapest and safest wow gold with fast delivery.
