Background info:
- Critical started selling glyphs around the end of May using 3 selling alts with 32 slot bags
- 3 alts x full bags means I could sell all glyphs, no discrimination
- I had all glyph recipes before starting
- All glyphs were treated the same, ie zero pricing difference between all glyphs (whether minor/major/prime, or popular or not). When I altered pricing, it altered for all glyphs
- At the end of September that was around the time I switched to 2 alts x 36 slot bags, and chose 28 glyphs to cut out from my glyph groups.
The above are total sales figures for each glyph and I believe is a true, completely unbiased representation of the worse 28 glyphs. I stocked and maintained a full stack of 20 Voidwalkers and literally made zero sales. The same with Soulstone, over those 4 months only sold a grand total of 61g. This is because I never looked at the profitability of single glyphs, trying to figure out which are "good" ones and which are "bad" ones. Time and energy was always spent focusing on building a better team: buying/making/selling.
I'll be honest, the 28 I originally informally chose to cut when switching to 2 alts at the end of September, dont all match the above. Some do, but quite a few I chose are actually better sellers that those 28 above. Not by much so its not a big deal but doing this data analysis has been a real eye opener.
Plus I finally learnt how to use pivot tables! Yea baby!