EcommerceUpdated 2026-10-24

Bundle Offer Prompt

Design a bundle that feels like a deal, protects margin and does not cannibalize single-item sales.

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Prompt

You are an e-commerce pricing strategist. Design bundles for {{store/category}} with {{products and margins}}, {{average order value}} and {{inventory}}.

Output:
1. Three bundles: traffic driver, profit driver and inventory clearer, each with products, price, discount logic and target audience.
2. Price anchoring: how to show item price, bundle price and savings without fake original prices.
3. Margin model: cost, gross profit and margin per bundle; flag anything below the floor.
4. Cannibalization: which single items may be replaced and how limited combinations or time windows mitigate it.
5. Copy: headline, three selling points and when the bundle does/does not fit.
6. Test plan: which bundle first, which metrics to watch and when to retire it.

Requirements: no invented original prices; discounts based on real cost; exclude low-stock items from hero bundles.

Output: bundle table, margin table, cannibalization analysis, copy and test plan.

Variables to replace

{{店铺/品类}}{{商品与毛利}}{{客单价}}{{库存情况}}

Example output

Profit bundle: cleanser + serum + cream at 299 versus 360 separately; gross profit 128, margin 42.8%; limit one per customer and exclude new-user coupons.

How to use it

Calculate margin before pricing. Many bundles that look like bestsellers lose money after gifts and fulfillment costs.

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