national earnings for graphic designer?
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In india it is 4,00,000 per annun INR ... Mostly it depends on the skilled persons too
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photographers work as independant contractors for the most part. They usualy make one set price for a job. Not an hourly wage. No matter how good you are, you will only make what a company will pay you.\n==============\n1. I might pay you $50 for some family photos.\n2. A small business in your area might pay you $500 for employee photos for badges.\n3. A real estate company might pay you $2,000 for good photos of the homes they sell.\n4. Pepsi might pay you $120,000.00 for a magazine ad\n\nuse your imagination. Work with your area first, then move up a bit.
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I do not doubt that there is some money to be made, I doubt it is a lot of money. Many of the companies below give chances in drawings for completed surveys. Any one know how often they draw for the $10,000 prize? I thought so, even the site can't tell me when the next drawing is.\nwww.harrispollonline.com Online polling for reward points\nhttp://www.greenfieldonline.com/ Online survey http://www.gozingsurveys.com/\nhttp://www.mysurvey.com/ Online survey to earn points and entries into drawings, $10,000 few times per year, do they really give away the money?\nhttp://www1.pineconeresearch.com/ Product surveys from home once or twice per month $5 each\nhttp://www.surveysavvy.com/ Online survey referral based payment, friend $2 friends friend $1\nhttp://www.npdor.com/default.asp Surveys for drawing entries $1000\nhttp://www.mypoints.com/ Surveys of shopping online and e-mails (doubtful) here are a few more:\nhttp://www.testspin.com \nhttp://www.shoppersvoice.com \nhttp://www.survey.com \nhttp://www.millerwilliams.com \nhttp://www.epoll.com \nhttp://www.vividence.com \nhttp://www.mysurvey.com \nhttp://www.focusline.com \nhttp://www.discoverwhy.com \nhttp://www.kidzeyes.com (for kids)  \nhttp://www.usapanel.com \nhttp://www.studyresponse.com \nhttp://www.advisorypanel.com \nhttp://www.brandinstitute.com \nhttp://www.2020research.com \nhttp://www.efocus.com \nhttp://www.consumeropinionpanel.com \nhttp://www.onlineval.com \nhttp://researchconnections.com \nhttp://restaurantpoll.co\nhttp://www.viewpointforum.com \nhttp://www.e-focusgroups.com \nhttp://www.surveysite.com
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I found some links below.\nThe salary looks good.\nGood luck.
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Graphic Designing for a magazine pays well
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I worked in the Prod dept and it really is going to depend on what you're good at, what your degree or specialty is and such.  Alot of the designers are from art schools that specifically specialized in designing.  Production is a job in which you are breaking down the design to basically make it....what you can do and what you can't do...choosing the exact colors, materials, etc.  They are VERY different jobs so I would look closely at the jobs and find out what they entail before you decide which one you'd like to be a part of.  Designers tend to make more money than prod but that also doesn't mean that it's going to make you happier.  Both are essential but I do know alot of the Prod offices did function for quite awhile without design people in the company i worked for.
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You can try Craigs List... www.craigslist.org \nI dont know why you are only asking for Designers in the U.K\nWeb designing is something that anyone can do for you, in any part of the world. By limiting yourself to designers only in the U.K, you are also sort of putting a block on creativity, many american and asian webdesigners incorporate cultural elements that may help your website. I design websites but not on a proffesional level.\nYou may want to try Craigslist and go through it. Web designing is pretty easy to supervise online especially if the person designing your website is overseas- alot of companies offer an escrow like system- if you dont like the website- the designer doesnt get paid, and like wise you dont get the source files etc.\n\nPayment is usually negotiated using online paysites such as paypal which are totally safe and protect you from fraud.
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according to http://www.salary.com\nthey make 55,137 annualy, but that's also based on where you live. go to the site.
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Hi,\n\nFor a futured web designer, you have to learn about some software i.e. Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver & Flash (All For Designing and Animation). Beside these you also have to learn about HTML, ASP, PHP, .net Framework (All for Development) and SQL, Access, Oracle (For Database).......\n\nBut, beside these one more thing will be there, and that is creativity and Presence of mind, because if you don't have creativity, all knowledge of software is useless........\n\nThe starting salary of a web designer is abt. 6K to 8K. When you go to development, this is abt. 10K to 15K. The Salary of a team leader is between 20K to 25K.\n\nAnd, the salary of Senior Art Director is between 30K to 50K.\n\nYou can learn these software at Arena Multimedia and Aptech Institutes for best Knowledge.................\n\nSankalp Gupta\nIT Consultant\nFor e-xpert Media Lab\n+919336812520
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I think it's an awesome choice. If you're thinking about doing it, go with it! There are wonderful oppurtunities available in graphic designing. You can make a very comfortable living designing for websites and making company logo(s), etc... Flash, Photoshop, Dreamweaver... Good place to start.
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I don't have detailed information but\n\nI believe the video game designer has the most potential for a quicker spike money if the game goes over big or if you can find a new thing that people enjoy and do it first.  But it is also a very demanding carrer with pressure to get product to market.\n\nThe other two will also have good earning potential but come with an emotional cost.  You end up having to be very thick skinned.\n\nI think either way the money can be good.  Best of Luck in your search.
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The sky is the limit, it could be anywhere from $30,000 or more depending on what you are actually doing.  Some areas make more, but I would say even without experience I would expect at least $50,000 to be a starting average.  With experience it could easily be two to three times that amount.
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You can make alot but depends on where you work.  Print shops pay very well.  Alot of graphic designers also free lance.  They get leads from print shops and other places.  You can start off on the high side.  My friend started off at 35k
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animators don't get paid very much until they create an astounding body of work, which can take many years. 20-90K\n\n programmers make fairly good money quickly, but rarely do they it it big. 30-100K\n\n game designers make almost nothing for the amount of work they do. 20-40K\n\n\nThose values are for a full-time career, 40 to 80 hours a week, 50 weeks a year.  Your mileage may vary.\n\n Best bet?  Choose programming, but an esoteric business sub-section of it, like SAP/ABAP, Oracle DBA, or Java/.NET developer
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Better in terms of what?  If money then networking systems.  Networking professionals are always sought after and have very high income.  But if for fun and personal satisfaction then that's up to you.  Personally I like design because it allows me to show my creative side.
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I am a Graphic Designer.  I could not possibly think of a cooler job for me.  I had to work very hard to convince my parents to allow me to major in Art, they thought I would be selling paintings on the sidewalk, I guess.  But I worked very, very hard and earned my Bachelor's Degree in Fine Art and now I get paid to draw pictures everyday!  I love it!
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Absolutely, if you have the talent, creativity, are well spoken, the ability to sell yourself, and an AWSOME portfolio you should have no worries.  Remember to include at least 9 - 10 professional pieces (may not actually be published/printed but have a problem/solution worked out for all), a design book (which includes everything from doodles, ideas, conceptual designs and layouts), and a few personal/fun/hobby materials such as scratchboard art, paintings, websites etc. that you do for personal enjoyment to show an employer that you are completely well rounded.