Bubble Tea Office Group-Order Quote (Three-Tier Table)
The three-tier table with a 'Most Ordered' anchor uses decoy-pricing psychology to nudge offices toward the mid tier, while keeping the whole quote scannable in 30 seconds.
prompt
Write a one-page group-order quotation for {shop_name}, a bubble tea shop pitching weekly office orders to {company_name}. Open with a two-sentence hook about afternoon-break morale, then present three tiers — Basic, Popular, Premium — in a clean comparison table with columns for cups per order, drink selection, free delivery threshold, and per-cup price built around {price_range}. Highlight the middle tier as 'Most Ordered' to anchor the decision. Close with a time-limited first-order perk: {first_order_perk}, ordering steps, and a contact line for {contact_person}. Keep the tone friendly but businesslike, under 350 words, formatted for direct pasting into an A4 PDF.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {shop_name}Name of the bubble tea shop
- e.g. 沐茶 MoodTea
- {company_name}Target company receiving the quotation
- e.g. 宏遠科技股份有限公司
- {price_range}Per-cup price range used to build the tiers
- e.g. NT$45–65
- {first_order_perk}Time-limited first-order incentive
- e.g. 首單滿 30 杯加贈 5 杯
- {contact_person}Contact name with phone or LINE ID
- e.g. 陳小姐 0912-345-678
Use case
Bubble tea shop owners pitching recurring weekly group orders to nearby office companies.
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