Mid-Autumn Corporate Gifting Sales Deck (Festive Premium Style)
The good-better-best tier slide uses price anchoring to pull buyers toward the middle package, while the early-bird deadline turns a seasonal browse into a committed bulk order.
prompt
You are a B2B sales manager at {supplier_name}, which sells {gift_product} for corporate Mid-Autumn Festival gifting. Outline a 10-slide sales deck targeting HR and admin managers ordering for {order_volume} employees or clients. Use a festive-premium structure: a moonlit cover with a one-line value promise, a slide on why corporate gifting drives client retention, then a three-tier package comparison slide (good/better/best with per-box pricing anchored to {price_range}), a customisation slide covering logo sleeves and greeting cards, and a logistics slide on bulk delivery before the festival. Close with an early-bird deadline slide creating urgency. For each slide, give the title, key copy in a warm but professional tone, and a visual suggestion.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {supplier_name}Your company or brand name
- e.g. 禾月坊
- {gift_product}Gift product you sell
- e.g. low-sugar mooncake and tea gift boxes
- {order_volume}Typical order size you target
- e.g. 200+
- {price_range}Per-box price range
- e.g. NT$680–1,280
Use case
Food brands and gift suppliers pitching corporate Mid-Autumn gift box orders to HR and procurement teams.
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