Ecommerce Monthly Report Deck (Dashboard Style)
Conclusion-in-the-title slides plus traffic-light KPI tiles let stakeholders absorb the whole month in 90 seconds and spend the meeting on decisions.
prompt
You are an ecommerce analytics lead. Build a monthly performance report deck outline for {store_name}, an online store selling {product_category}, covering {report_month} for an audience of {audience}. Structure: a dashboard-style cover with four KPI tiles (revenue, orders, conversion rate, ad ROAS), traffic-source breakdown, best and worst SKUs each with a one-line diagnosis, inventory and stockout alerts, customer review sentiment snapshot, next month's three experiments with success metrics, and an asks-and-decisions slide. Rule: every slide states the 'so what' in its title, e.g. 'CVR fell 0.4 pt—mobile checkout is the leak'. Style: dashboard slides—tile grids, traffic-light colour coding, max one chart per slide. Output 10 slides in Markdown with bullets and presenter notes.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {store_name}Name of the online store
- e.g. 好日選物網店
- {product_category}Main product category sold
- e.g. 居家香氛
- {report_month}Month covered by the report
- e.g. 2026年5月
- {audience}Audience of the report
- e.g. 老闆與合夥人
Use case
Ecommerce sellers reporting monthly results to a boss, business partner, or brand client.
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