What would you charge for this package?

It's really hard to answer that question.

Every market is different.

One thing I would suggest is to offer an A-B choice of packages. Or three packages: Silver, Gold, Platinum.

Then the choice is which package, not yes-or-no.

Who drives traffic to 2nd website?

How much will it cost to drive traffic to 2nd website?

Because, a long keyword will probably make it to #1 based on on-page seo, if done correctly, for a long time. But doing correctly takes skill.

Yet, being #1 will get too few conversions, unless the site's nicely optimized... which takes skill too, and some time.

So, unless you're building a pitiful site that does nothing, a clone of a clone, you are not charging up enough for the set up fee.

And, if you're not charging enough, you're not going to be able to produce great results. And, if you're not going to produce great results, you might as well not bother.

The dentist won't like your work. You'll have no case study/testimonial to leverage. On the contrary, you might end up with someone telling people to stay away from you and/or you'll feel depressed about things, self-doubt and that has consequences too.

If the articles are not garbage, 4 articles, just writing, will run you some 10% of what you propose to charge.

Maybe my idea of professionally produced videos and yours are different. People are selling animoto-style videos for $50 each (no ranking them, no maintaining them).

All in all, if your dentist were in the midwest, your prices would telegraph low quality.

In my opinion, you're proposing to do too much for what you propose to charge and either you or the dentist will end up unhappy, assuming the dentist doesn't think your prices mean low quality and won't want to have anything to do with low quality.

It is a hard question to answer because its doubtful if anyone offers that EXACT same package.

Also their idea of what seo or optimizing google +is or a full scale customer reactivation campaign might be different from yours in terms of exact methods and how much need to be outsourced vs done in house.

I would say that anyone who answers this is probably throwing out a wild guess vs actually taking a sharp pencil to it as if they were actually pricing it for a client.

My wild guess, making the very BIG assumption that you are an expert in everything you posted is that you are giving a very good deal to the dentist.
If you are not that good then he is probably getting ripped off.

All I know is this! The more you offer in a package or service it should reflect in the pricing no matter what niche the prospect is in.

I'd prefer to charge more for less services in a package and that's what I do.

For a similar service (there are differences, but the idea is the same) I charge $3,999 up front and then $199 a month.

Tell me your cost/expenses in offering those and I'll tell you how much I would have sold it for...

If your doing it all yourself how many hours per month will it take you to do all of those things?

I think it depends on how much $ you want to be paid per hour, because that's the only real way to measure the package's actual profitability.

How many hours is this going to take you?

If I'm dealing with a doctor, dentist, accountant or any other highly paid professional I would charge at least 2999 set up fee and 500 to 1000 pm

A lead for of these guys is worth far more than say an appliance repair store or a mechanic, plus they can actually afford to buy sites at this price point.

Do you deliver the work yourself or outsource?