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Mechanized roasters are a more expensive, yet extremely efficient, roasting option. These appliances work in the same way that the popcorn popper does--hot air is blown across the beans. However, these roasters result in a very even roast.

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Order some of an item at 99GP, some at 97GP and some at 95GP. If the price goes up and you flip the item, you'll make a bigger profit overall. Set orders starting at 5 percent below the GE price. Slowly increase your offer until someone bites. You'll find out the floor price for which others will sell the item, and you'll save GP. Set your price at 5 to 10 percent percent above the GE price. Then, drop it gradually until someone makes the buy. For example, buy 1 lobster and test the price instead of buying 100 lobsters before you know the direction that prices will go. Most people will set prices on even numbers, like 20,000GP. If you set your price at 19,997GP, you'll beat their offer. If you're lowering your offer on an item that you want to sell, always lower it in odd increments. If you have enough extra GP and one of your items starts to free-fall in price, then make a huge order for the item to stop the price from decreasing. Then, when you've cornered the market, sell your items gradually to avoid causing the price to drop dramatically again. Don't always try to guess what the hottest item will be. Get to know 2 or 3 items and become familiar with their price ranges. For those items, you'll be able to spot a good deal quickly. When you invest in a certain item at 150GP, keep buy orders in the exchange at 140GP and sell offers at 180GP. When your buy or sell offer hits, you'll be able to predict the path that prices are headed, and you can decide whether to sell out quickly or whether to keep buying. Choose an item that will go higher in price on the GE site. Buy it between -5% en the GP price. Now wait a little bit. When the items are loaded, you can put it on your bank for 2 or more days. Sell it at GP between the GP price and the +5% price. Wait and take your profit. Good luck!

summary: Use price averaging. Buy high-value items below price. Sell high-value items above price. Buy single commodities to test prices. Use odd pricing. Set a price floor. Specialize in a few items. Set a hedge. Flip.

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The genre you choose to write in will affect the kind of characters and plot you'll create. Pick a genre that you're comfortable writing in and passionate about. For instance, if you're interested in the strange and unusual, you might want to focus on horror or science fiction. Romance and fan fiction are two very popular genres on Wattpad. Focus on one of these for the widest audience. Doing character profiles can help you create strong, vivid characters. Start by profiling your main character. What do they look like? What's their personality? What are their dreams, goals, and fears? What significant events happened in their past? Once you've profiled your main character, move on to the supporting characters. Your story doesn't need to include all the details you put in the profiles. However, the more you know about your characters, the easier it will be to write them. Some authors like to have their plot completely figured out before they start writing. Others start with the basics and fill in the rest as they write. Many fall somewhere in the middle. All are valid approaches! Start with a simple plot outline and go from there. A great way to start thinking about plot is to think about questions you want your story to answer. For example, the Lord of the Rings trilogy answers questions like, "What happens when the fate of the world rests on the shoulders of a hobbit?" and "What happens when friends embark on an exciting and dangerous adventure together?" The goal of your first draft is to get the foundation of your story on paper (physical or digital). You're not necessarily trying to write a perfect story at this point. Focus on getting your characters on the page and writing out the events you want to happen. Don't focus too much on grammar and spelling at this stage. Correct basic stuff as you go, but you'll do intensive editing later. Wattpad stories can be different lengths, from novelettes (about 7500 words) to full length novels (over 40,000 words). Write as much as you need to tell your story without padding it. After you've written your first draft, go through your story and read it carefully. Correct grammar and spelling mistakes. Look out for parts of the story that don't make sense and revise them. Add character detail, context and subplots, as needed. Ask friends and family to read your story, too. They can give you important feedback as you make your revisions. Improvise your edits and continue to hone your story until it feels complete to you. It should have a clear beginning, middle, and end. All of the chapters are important, but make sure you begin with engaging chapters to really hook your readers. Polish any outstanding grammar and spelling errors. Focus on making the final product as professional as possible.
summary: Choose a genre for your story. Write profiles for your characters. Figure out your basic plot. Write a first draft. Review and edit your story. Complete your final draft.