Trying to put my first Contextual Backlink WSO together and have some questions.

It seems a lot.

It might be better to sell them in small lot sizes. You might get more customers?

Personally, I think you should offer a smaller package up front and then have an OTO for more articles. You could spin it as a starter pack of original articles and the OTO could offer dozens more that you can pre-publish in your blog so they automatically publish once a day or every other day.

I also agree you should offer smaller packages. When you are new to the WF and WSO's, it is good to build up some trust.

By offering a "sampler" package for a reasonable price, people can try your service without feeling they are risking a much larger investment.

Of course, if they are happy with the service, many will come back and purchase the higher end packages.

Good Idea on the smaller package thank you guys.

So what are we talking about here 25?
and what would be a fair and good WSO?

Also I got my SEO Company on the first page of google for "SEO Company Los Angeles" in 2 weeks with one 100 round. Not Bad at all I don't think. I am going to do a couple more rounds coming up here pretty quick. My competition for this key phrase is pretty fierce. Just have to get my clients taken care of first. Never enough time to do my own stuff lol

WSO's are not your normal marketing platform - high ticket items are not the most popular.

If you don't think you can get your proper value selling there - don't bother.

Most sales come from affiliate promotions anyway and low ticket items sell best.

I buy a lot of SEO related WSO services every month but I wouldn't be interested in the price that you're offering purely because I can get so much more for so much less from other providers here.

You should listen to the comments already given - people aren't telling you to drop your prices because of anything to do with the value of what you want to offer, just that this forum is not your ideal target customer at that price. Most people here are looking for diverse, low cost offers.

If you can get $800 for what you do - you're better off maintaining that price point and just focusing on more of the right type of customer.

Perhaps once you've established your value and have some good testimonials from established warriors then you can price your services at nearer your normal level, but as a new member I think you'll struggle because a lot of people have had bad experiences and need to build up some trust before buying from a new provider.

Andy