Boutique Season Retro Deck (Data Lookbook Style)
The takeaway-first, chart-second rule plus a keep-stop-start slide turns a painful season review into concrete buying decisions in a single meeting.
prompt
You are a retail merchandising analyst. Create a season retrospective deck outline for {boutique_name} reviewing the {season_name} season. Structure it like a data lookbook: a cover with one headline metric, revenue versus the {sales_target} target plus overall sell-through rate, top-5 and bottom-5 styles with 'why' annotations, price-markdown impact on margin, customer feedback themes, a keep-stop-start decision slide for next season's buying, and an action-owner table. For each slide, name the chart type to use (bar, waterfall, quadrant) and write the single takeaway sentence first, data second. Tone: honest, no blame, decisions over excuses. Output a Markdown outline with slide titles, bullets, and chart notes, 10 slides maximum.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {boutique_name}Name of the fashion boutique
- e.g. 白室選物
- {season_name}Season under review
- e.g. 2026 春夏
- {sales_target}Sales target for the season
- e.g. NT$2,400,000
Use case
Boutique owners or merchandisers running an end-of-season review with their buying team.
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