Creating A Good Looking Facebook Fan Page For Clients

I do not create them, but check out fiverr, you can get a killer page from people there.

You don't know how to create professional fan page [even i dont know myself] ... but you plan to learn it

You want to know from warriors on how much to charge others for something you will learn in the future...

I think, better you learn it first, check your expertise in it and once you know how good you are in it, only then plan to think of how much to charge others...
forget about how much to charge others while you are learning yourself....

I'm looking for a couple cheap killer facebook pages, I have 1 setup but it's not brillant at the moment. Let me know if your interested or not.

"Good looking" screams out a need for graphic art skills. Great graphic art requires:
1. a working knowledge of design and art
2. an advanced level understanding of Photoshop and Illustrator

Here in Cincinnati, a graphic arts degree at the University of Cincinnati is a 5 year program, not the typical 4 year program most colleges offer.

So, you can learn about art, balance, texture, shape, color, and design, by reading as many books on the subject as you can get your hands on, and you can take local courses in the use of Photoshop and Illustrator.

The ability to create good graphic art does not just happen. It is a learned skill.

There are some knowledgeable people in the warriors for hire section, or you can spend the time to work at learning it yourself.

:-Don

As Don mentioned, and as you already know. Heck, most people on the warrior forum know this by now, that ANYONE can make an eCover or design their own graphics for facebook etc...

But if you have no design knowledge or skills, your work will more than likely not look professional. You may be proud of it, which is great, I was when I first started. And others may even agree with you (those without design knowledge) that your design looks good. But if your work is compared to a professionals, there will be an obvious difference.

Design is a learned skill, it helps to already have an eye for design, but design for the most part can be learned. There are MANY principles involved in design. Just like there are many principles involved in copywriting.

If you learn them, and apply them, things just look much better.

You will not learn overnight, but you can learn quickly. Once you learn the principles, you can look at others who are professionals and see the principles in practice. Most would not unless they know what to look for.

If your really serious, get a 2 year Associates of Applied Science in Graphic Design, it's less expensive, take a shorter amount of time, and the classes for the most part are ALL geared towards your degree.

yes fivver would be a great option. !