Food Truck Event Proposal Deck (Street Poster Style)
Leads with throughput and queue-plan numbers—exactly what organisers worry about—so your truck reads as low-risk and beats prettier applicants.
prompt
Act as an events partnership manager. Write an 8-slide proposal deck outline for {truck_name}, a food truck applying to serve at {event_name}, which expects {expected_crowd} attendees. Flow: a street-poster style cover with the truck's one-line hook, signature menu with prep speed per item, service capacity (orders per hour, queue plan), power and space requirements, hygiene licence summary, a social media cross-promotion offer for the organiser, revenue-share versus pitch-fee options, and a contact slide. Style: street poster energy—stencil-style headline suggestions, high-contrast two-colour palette, hand-drawn arrow callouts, every slide under 30 words. Output as Markdown with slide titles, bullets, and a note on which photo to place on each slide.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {truck_name}Name of the food truck
- e.g. 胖卡飯糰
- {event_name}Event being applied to
- e.g. 河岸音樂祭
- {expected_crowd}Expected attendee count
- e.g. 15,000
Use case
Food truck owners applying for vendor spots at markets, music festivals, or corporate events.
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