The wow gold guilds are tough to manage in World of Warcraft. It actually makes a perfect circle lowbies gather the mats, while highbies buy the mats and make crafted items (well discuss highbie strategy in a bit). These highbies in turn sell their items (for a profit) to other highbies and lowbies who NOW have money to spend (because they're not wasting all their money trying to level up crafting professions!) It works really well like this.

For instance, if your goal is build up a solid roleplaying wow gold guild, then you need to be a roleplayer yourself and invite only people who want to roleplay the way your guild wants to roleplay. Everyone who joins your guild should have the same goal that you have and your guild needs to be actively developing the ability to or already contain the capacity to meet that goal. If your wow gold goal is to down hard mode instances then you need to be capable of doing hard modes and the members you invite will need to be as well.

You have players who actively try to tear your guild down from within, players who are apathetic to anything the guild is doing that isn't for them, and a ton of attrition to get through to get a core set of players to join. However, with the right mindset and some luck, you can start and run your own wow gold guild without much trouble. The basics to creating and maintaining a good wow gold guild involve one simple idea: a common goal.