Why corporate image is so important for logo design?
      Answer1:Yes color can make a big difference in logo design.Here are some good articles that will help you better understand the importance of logos.Here is a good summary of What to Look for in a Logo - http://www.developer-resource.com/what-t...This is a more in depth article - What Makes a Good Logo - http://www.logo-search.com/what-makes-go...And Building an Image with a Logo - http://www.logo-search.com/building-an-i... Bring Your Product to Life with Personality - http://www.logo-search.com/bring-your-pr...

im a tarot reader and would like this to be a new business venture, charging a small fee for readings
      Answer1:1and1 is ok. They have some software you can use to put the website together (I didnt use that though). Hosting is cheap. Domain rental is cheap. Its quite easy to use too, but doesnt always work to well on an apple mac. If youre using a pc Im sure it would be fine. Youll need to work out how to get your website to appear in search listings too.Good Luck!
      Answer2:There is a lot of competition out there for this type of website. You could try posting your project on scriptlance and let people bid to build you a website.The website building however I have built loads myself the hard part is marketing and making sure you have good keyword metatags.You could try building it yourself using visual designer what you see is what you get using Coffeecup or something similar.
      Answer3:Check out homestead.com for a complete set of do-it-yourself templates along with shopping cart and PayPal options beginning at $10.00 per month for hosting fees.Good luck!

How hard is to set up your own local community phamacist after you have completed your degree. And how much would you earn a year Answer1:It depends. Is it in a city or town. Does it have many products. All things apply. How much you earn depends on how many workers you have, how many products you sell, how long your store hours are, how much you spend for advertising, how much you spend to get the products, how many customers you have, etc. it all depends. What i would do, is start at a pharmacy for about 6 months, get to know the Business, how much you make a month, ask the store manager how much he/she makes and so on. then start your own.