Real Estate Referral Bonus Card (Art-Deco Gold)
The gold-on-navy deco palette borrows luxury-property credibility, and the medallion frame turns the bonus number into the focal point — drop it in the staff group chat and referrals start the same day.
prompt
Design a square 1:1 internal referral campaign card for {agency_name}, a real estate agency rewarding staff who refer a new {role}. Style: refined art-deco — deep navy background, gold geometric frame with stepped corners and sunburst fan motifs, a minimal line-art skyline of elegant towers along the bottom edge. Center the words 'REFER & EARN' in tall gold serif capitals, with the bonus amount {referral_bonus} displayed inside a gold-outlined medallion just below. Reserve a clean navy band at the very bottom for the deadline {deadline} in small letterspaced type. Luxurious, trustworthy, print-clean; no human figures, no real company marks.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {agency_name}Name of the agency or property firm
- e.g. 宏域房屋
- {role}Role staff should refer candidates for
- e.g. 店面租賃專員
- {referral_bonus}Referral bonus amount
- e.g. NT$30,000
- {deadline}Campaign deadline
- e.g. 8 月 31 日
Use case
A real estate branch manager or property management HR running an employee referral bonus drive for new agents.
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