I need to know the fee (in dollars) for making a Logo .. How many design samples and what should be the turn around timeframe.
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Here is a fee schedule used by someone else on the web:\n\nhttp://www.biz-logo.com/\n\nPrices range from $100 to $900 depending on originality and number of logos / unique concepts presented.
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you may purchase ready-made website from non-unique templates ($30-$100 and up) on templatemontster or order unique design/website on elance or getfreelance like website for $100 - $500
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Check these sites and register there www.rentacoder.com,www.getafreelancer.com,also try to go to webdesigning room in yahoo chat and ask if anyoone needs freelnace programmers Might be luck can hit u like i had
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Depending on the time, effort, pages, etc..\n\nThat's how I charge clients.  You could easily get 300 dollars for it.\n\nGood luck!
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1.  Start from the beginning.  15X2 and so on\n15\n30\n60\n120\n240\n\n\n\nthe answer is 240$ man are things overpriced.\n\n2.Not enough information....
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A lifelong friend of mine is a tattoo artist and has done them for my friends, but not me personally.  I do, however know that a tattoo of your size would be around $70-$85 depending on whether or not you used an additional color.  The price also depends on how detailed a portrait that your talking about.  More details = more $$$.
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Then & Now\nThe Decorators Paradise\n\nWe can't do anything interesting here but type words.  So I will try to explain with words what I see in my mind.\n\nA circular "Logo" with  "T H E N  &  N O W" arched across the top.  "The Decorators Paradise" in an opposit arch around the bottom.  The whole thing on a white background with lots of lacy art work around the edges.  A sort of white, fading to lace on the edges.  In the center, you will have to help me out.  Select two items like an ultramodern end table and a 19Th century lamp setting on it to fill the center of the logo.  The lamp and table is offered only as an example, the idea is to display in the center of the logo a sharp contrast between the new and the old.  If you love this idea (and there is no guarantee you will) contact me we can swap some Email with me sending some pictures of my vision.\n\nGood luck on your venture.
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Here in the states, florist shops sell them--if you have a pay-pal account or a credit card, you can access an awful lot of reputable companies, such as party planner-type companies, who would be more than willing to ship them to you! In fact, I could hook you up in my hometown here in Arizona. Go to eBay and contact 'azmegs'-just tell me whether you need them pre-aired(ship will be expensive,due to package size!), how many you want, if you want them personalized, what type(foil,with plastic sticks or with ribbon,rubber), what colors and approx. size that you would like and I will email you some different contacts and specifics. You can pick your pictures to put on them, lettering styles, etc. I have all of that info from when my friend had a custom balloon business!!Go over the top without thinking of the cost because that will allow me to get the absolute best pricing info for you and you can narrow down to fit budget afterwards! Basically, I do know that the few shops in my town are not very pricey, and one in particular is AMAZING in both price and quality and customer service!! It's only a matter of simple local phone calls for me and since I have a fax and used to design most of all the shops' Ads, To do that for you would be a pleasure and no effort at all and ZERO charge on my end---hope to hear from you!
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Try getting the designer's name and style.  Then search the internet for the same one.  You may have to pay a little more, but you would have a better chance of good service.
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Be very careful with your money.   Too many scam\n  artists roaming thru the Net.  Legit companies will\n  not charge a fee.
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You've got two issues here; let's tackle them one at a time.\n\nRe: Trademarks\n\nPrior to investing your time, money & effort into a name, it is strongly advised that comprehensive research be conducted to ensure that the name you're interested in is truly available. \n\nThis entails searching the pending & registered Federal and State trademark files as well as the US National Common-Law files. Then, if clear, you can decide if you would like to file for a Federal or a State trademark. \n\nResearch is needed to make sure your trade name is legally available, before opening, before expansion, before incorporation or before designing your logo. Similarities in sound, appearance and meaning affect you too!\n\nTo register a trademark, contact either your Secretary of State for a State trademark or the US Patent & Trademark Office for a Federal trademark. \n\nIf you are only conducting business in one state, then a State trademark is most appropriate. If you conduct business in at least 2 states OR between the US & any other country, you can file for a Federal trademark.\n\nI posted some handy links for you below.\n\nRe: Clothing Line\n\nThe clothing industry, as you can well imagine, is a very competitive one. To succeed takes knowledge, patience, talent and a bit of luck.  As far as the knowledge bit goes, I found some sources that will assist you further.\n\nAssociations may be a good avenue to explore as well. These organizations will address many of the thoughts, questions and concerns you'll inevitably have about the clothing industry as well as many you haven't anticipated yet. See the source box for some relevant links. \n\nThere's nothing quite like research – the more you know about the clothing industry, the better. There are plenty of free informational resources out there. Check the source box for links to articles.\n\nAlso, here are some book titles that may interest you:\n\n* The Official Step-by-Step Guide to Starting a Clothing Line by Jay Arrington,\n* The Business of Fashion: Designing, Manufacturing, and Marketing by Leslie Davis Burns\n* Fashion for Profit (Revised Edition with Retail Chapter) by Frances Harder\n* The Fashion Designer Survival Guide: An Insider's Look at Starting and Running Your Own Fashion Business by Mary Gehlhar\n\nLaunching a Product book titles:\n* New Product Launch: 10 Proven Strategies by Joan Schneider, Jeanne Yocum\n* Winning at New Products: Accelerating the Process from Idea to Launch by Robert G. Cooper\n* Launch It!: How to Turn Good Ideas Into Great Products That Sell by Molly Miller-Davidson\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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There are many good web designers, BUT good and cheap don't go hand-in-hand. You have to pay for quality! A good designer cannot be expected to work for nothing. You really do get what you pay for.\n\nBefore you hire someone to design it, interview them and look at other sites they have designed. Don't just assume they can handle it and don't just take the first person who comes along. Make sure they can really do whatever it is that you need! Also get references and call them! Ask about not only how good they are at the job, but also how easy they are to work with, how easy they are to get in touch with, how quickly they work, etc. When you decide on someone, come up with a written contract together so there is less chance of a problem later. Working w/o contracts is asking for trouble - on both sides. Remember to allow for ongoing payment since there will be constant updates and maintenance. A site like this is not just a one-time setup fee.\n\nTo find a designer, don't just look in the Yellow Pages. Many of the good ones don't even advertise because they get their work by word of mouth. You can find them by calling local printers who work with freelance designers (many designers do both print and web design) or ask around if you know local businesspeople. \n\nIf it's truly a new concept, you should talk to an attorney about it. Call for a free consultation and see if they can help you - and get a professional opinion. \n\nGood luck with the site.
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Well, you could design my imagined Tarot instruction website.  I will provide the content, you the design.  We split the profits from advertising of cards for sale.  Would you know how to go about such a project?  I'm auntb93@sbcglobal.net.
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fireworks is good for this but it is not free and you do have to know how to use it...\n\nbut the link shows alot of websites that generate them for you and are so easy to use.\n\nhttp://www.google.co.nz/search?hl=en&q=free+logo%2Fbanner+generator&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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i am a designer..but i am not going to do it for free..10bucks n i will do it for u.
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Depending on your experience, as well as your location, you could easily charge as much as 50/hour (or even more, depending on comparable services in your area) or figure out a flat fee based on how much total time you think it would normally take a person to create the brochure. I usually prefer to charge flat fees for short term projects with specific a scope and deadline. I charge hourly for projects where its obvious that the scope will constantly change. \n\nDo a little research about companies that offer the same services you do. Find out what services they offer, what their turn-around time is, how much they charge, etc. Also, look into finding yourself a good template for a contract. Never accept or start any work without everything in writing. \n\nPlease feel free to email me if you have other questions or would like to further discuss. I've been freelancing on and off for over 10 years.
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check for some templates from Microsoft, if you didnt get what you like, use the existing clipart images (group and ungroup them for different designs) to create something you like