Mid-Autumn Corporate Gifting Proposal (Three-Bundle Comparison)
HR buyers need easy comparison and easy approval — three bundles, an early-bird deadline, and a free tasting sample cover every step of the procurement decision on one page.
prompt
Write a Mid-Autumn Festival corporate gifting proposal from {vendor_name} targeting HR and admin managers at companies like {target_client}. Open with a one-line seasonal hook about strengthening client and employee bonds before the festival on {festival_date}. Present three gift bundles — Classic, Premium, and Bespoke — in a comparison table covering contents, unit price anchored around {unit_price}, custom-branding options, and minimum order quantities. Add a logistics section covering bulk delivery and individual home shipping, an early-bird discount valid until {earlybird_deadline}, and a free tasting-sample offer as the call to action. Tone: warm and festive but procurement-friendly, with clear numbers. Output in Markdown with tables, under 450 words.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {vendor_name}Your vendor or brand name
- e.g. Golden Osmanthus Bakery
- {target_client}Target corporate client type
- e.g. tech companies with 100+ employees
- {festival_date}This year's Mid-Autumn Festival date
- e.g. September 25
- {unit_price}Anchor unit price per gift box
- e.g. NT$880
- {earlybird_deadline}Early-bird order deadline
- e.g. August 15
Use case
Bakeries, gift suppliers, and trading companies pitching bulk Mid-Autumn gift boxes to corporate clients two to three months before the festival.
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