Photo Studio Client Proposal (Editorial Layout)
Side-by-side tiers with a visually anchored middle option apply classic pricing psychology, while the image-first editorial layout sells your portfolio before the price.
prompt
Act as a creative director who designs winning client proposals for photography studios. Draft a 9-slide proposal deck for {studio_name} pitching a {shoot_type} session. Lead with images, not words: a cover slide with one hero-shot placeholder, a mood-board slide defining visual direction, a how-the-day-flows timeline, then three package tiers {package_tiers} laid out side by side with the middle tier highlighted as most popular, a delivery promise of edited photos within {turnaround_days} days, a what-clients-say slide, and a booking-steps close. Style: editorial magazine layout, full-bleed image placeholders, thin elegant typography, maximum 20 words of copy per slide. Output slide by slide with title, copy, and image placeholder descriptions.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {studio_name}Name of the photography studio
- e.g. 光合影像工作室
- {shoot_type}Type of photo shoot
- e.g. 品牌形象照
- {package_tiers}Names and prices of the three package tiers
- e.g. 輕量 NT$8,800／經典 NT$15,800／旗艦 NT$25,800
- {turnaround_days}Delivery turnaround in days
- e.g. 14
Use case
Photography studios and freelancers responding to wedding or branding shoot inquiries with a package proposal.
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