Need advice for pricing

I really don't know what to suggest as far as actual pricing, however I would write the contract for $XX PLUS ALL EXPENSES with some expense money up front. Otherwise you can ask them to pay it separately, but if they don't stay on top of paying on time then all of your work will come to a halt.

start by working out your hourly rate and then estimating how many hours you will spend on their marketing and quote according to that. Example $10 per hour x 10 hours per month = $100 pm. thats what you quote them then.

Yellow pages are priced high! You will beat their prices. They are already used to paying a monthly fee for this service. I would ask for an upfront fee plus 300-500 per month and list out all the things you are doing

Adwords can take a lot of time to manage. I'd imagine depending on what they have you doing with their facebook page that could be just as time intensive.

If you know how much they are spending on Adwords and it was a reasonable amount say $5000/month or even $10,000/month I'd propose that you would work for 15% of their monthly ad spend. If it's less than say $5,000. I'd think about charging somewhere between $500 to $1000/mo. The reason is between reporting and the actually management you'll be spending a good amount of time on the account. Also, if you can help save them $500 or even $1,000 a month (because often times the person managing the account doesn't know what they are doing) it would be worth it.

As for charging for Facebook I'd figure out how much time you're going to spend on it and then work your way to a price point. If you're combining all 3 I'd recommend reducing the cost in a bundle. You may even want to show them what you normally charge and then tell them because you're bundling all 3 you'll reduce it by X amount. Ideally expressed as a %.

Agree with Austin, i charge 15% (industry standard) and then a minimum of $500 monthly. so if they spend only $2000 per month on ads, then i still charge $500

Does anyone have a sample of terms and conditions for managing the facebook page?

Ad agency standard rate is 15% of their ad budget but if it's non ad related such as SEO or web design/redesign then you need to come up with an hourly or per project price. And that would be in direct relationship to you overhead and living expenses. You can do a search for formulas to estimate pricing for project based services.

My favorite tactic is to ask them "What is your budget for this project?" They always disclose a price point in my experience.

As far as Adwords goes, it is common to charge 10-15% of their spending budget. For example, if there budget is $2000 a month, you would charge $200-$300.

When it comes to pricing, you don't want to undercharge your client but at the same time, you have to make sure you deliver quality products.

Honestly, there is not a right or wrong answer. You charge how much you are worth with the work you are able to deliver.

Understand the clients' objective and your efforts involved in the delivery process will probably hope you judge how much to bill to your client.

If you get and apply adwords coupon ,you may minimize your cost about to half.

If you are not sure how intensive it will be why not do a 1-3 Month trial for an introductory rate with the expectation that rates will go up or down based on the workload of the project.

You have to charge for your time and whatever it costs for promotion (i.e. the PPC ads). Make the fee reasonable for what you can afford to live on but not too expensive.

It is just like in my construction business. I usually charge $30 an hour, but if it is a custom job, than I would charge $35 an hour. Charge a about $15 more than your actual product cost and that should be reasonable.