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Enchanting should always be on your alt not your main guy. That is because your main guy will be your beginning gateway to green items and your main source of income till you get higher in levels/skills
Invest in bank space and big bags, for enchants requires a lot of reagents, so space is a must.
Every item you get should be sent to your alt for disenchanting. If selling items is how you make your money like me, and then send items that will disenchant for useful reagents for higher grade enchants.
Advertise in your capital town that you can enchant. WTS enchants: +7 Stamina to Bracers, Enchanting items /tell for what you want and let them know that you'll enchant again if they need and to have them add you to their friends list.
Build a clientele. Again you're enchanting to make money. So the more people you have wanting enchants the faster you'll make money.
Do farm instance often. Since you need an ample supply of reagents you will need a lot of items to disenchant, so farming instances is a must.
The following things you can do during the lower levels of enchanting.
* Enchant the grey items you pick up along the way. If you dont need the reagents, enchant then sell the item to a vendor and make some money for it.
* If you don't need reagents don't destroy them! Offer free enchanting to lower level players. This will help build clientele.
Tell them what you want for enchant. This is your enchanting fee / tip.
* Enchanting isn't a big market so you're the going rate. Tell them what you want for enchant, but don't say an outrageous price. Bear in mind of how much the reagents cost, how important it is for you to skill up, and the potential of a returning customer.
* Negotiating is for suckers. This can work both ways. If you think you can hassle someone out of wow gold then by all means try. But if you lose him or he gets over on you, you're lost. Sticking to a firm but fair price will guarantee you money.
