Armorsmith Archive

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AliesterCr wrote:

here is what I have found to be key.

Early on:

Don't trouble yourself with layers or trying to make everything.

For the first week I only made adv recon ubese in black.

----sales were awesome so I expanded the next week

2nd week I only made adv recon ubese in black and adv padded battle in black

----again sales were great but I merely started improving upon my product and stockpilling good resources.

this is also where I started doing special orders.

I have yet to make assault or any layered armor will get to it eventually. Just capped my recon suits trying to cap my battle now.

Basically when you don't try to do everything you focus on your products being good and it is much easier to keep stock. Quality and availability are more important than how many different things you offer. So far I have grossed 40million in a little over 3 weeks so it can be done although it will consume all of your time.

In the next 2 weeks or so I expand to assault. Once I conquer that and get a good stockpile of unlayered cores, I start stockpilling layers.

It is all about baby steps; customers don't seem to forget when you fall on your face and your vendors are without merchandise for a week or two.

Just my experiences

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Message Edited by JaWadeen on 06-20-2005 03:55 AM

here is what I have found to be key.

Early on:

Don't trouble yourself with layers or trying to make everything.

For the first week I only made adv recon ubese in black.

----sales were awesome so I expanded the next week

2nd week I only made adv recon ubese in black and adv padded battle in black

----again sales were great but I merely started improving upon my product and stockpilling good resources.

this is also where I started doing special orders.

I have yet to make assault or any layered armor will get to it eventually. Just capped my recon suits trying to cap my battle now.

Basically when you don't try to do everything you focus on your products being good and it is much easier to keep stock. Quality and availability are more important than how many different things you offer. So far I have grossed 40million in a little over 3 weeks so it can be done although it will consume all of your time.

In the next 2 weeks or so I expand to assault. Once I conquer that and get a good stockpile of unlayered cores, I start stockpilling layers.

It is all about baby steps; customers don't seem to forget when you fall on your face and your vendors are without merchandise for a week or two.

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AliesterCr wrote:

here is what I have found to be key.

Early on:

Don't trouble yourself with layers or trying to make everything.

For the first week I only made adv recon ubese in black.

----sales were awesome so I expanded the next week

2nd week I only made adv recon ubese in black and adv padded battle in black

----again sales were great but I merely started improving upon my product and stockpilling good resources.

this is also where I started doing special orders.

I have yet to make assault or any layered armor will get to it eventually. Just capped my recon suits trying to cap my battle now.

Basically when you don't try to do everything you focus on your products being good and it is much easier to keep stock. Quality and availability are more important than how many different things you offer. So far I have grossed 40million in a little over 3 weeks so it can be done although it will consume all of your time.

In the next 2 weeks or so I expand to assault. Once I conquer that and get a good stockpile of unlayered cores, I start stockpilling layers.

It is all about baby steps; customers don't seem to forget when you fall on your face and your vendors are without merchandise for a week or two.

Just my experiences

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