Doubling Trades Project: Show your human side |Part7 of 9|

Doubling Trades Project

Part 1 The Concept

Part 2 Where are we now?

Part 3 Dedicate your time

Part 4 Be Unique and Proud

Part 5 Let yourself be found

Part 6 Less is more 

Part 7 Show your human side

Part 8 Reward Loyalty

Part 9 Conclusion

Show your human side

Times are tight for every type of business, including MTGO Botting. This means that profit margins get smaller and we need to work harder, so the only way to get more profit overall is to increase the influx of customers and the number of trades.

Being an fully automated trading buddy,  MTGO Library's bots seem to do everything you need just fine, but there is a little something that can go a long way; that is showing your human side.

There are many ways you can intervene and do the best for your customers. A good example is the Customer that is picking a full deck from your bot when he has 100 Event tickets tradable and the bot is quoting 100.21, you will notice the customer taking some cards out and putting them back in, possibly trying to end on a number like 99.xxx. 

You can give your customer 0.21 free credit and allow him to get all his needs for 100 event tickets. This might not sound wise, after all you might think that you would get the 100 Tickets "off" him anyway, but this is not always right. Often this customer will unpick a card worth 5.21 and when the bot quotes a nice round number (95.000) they seem satisfied and finish the deal. Then if that Customer finds that one card for 5 Event tickets on another bot, they might judge your bot's pricing and you will potentially lose a Customer.

Every time you are sitting next to the PC, keep an eye on your most active bots, from letting a Customer know that your bot its just restarting and will be back in 5 minutes when he was trying to open trades; give general advice to your regular customers, such deck building tips, which formats are best for new players; between others, can go a long way in building trust and loyalty.

Rewarding Loyalty will be my next topic in these series...