Festive-season sale plan

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Goal
Last year's Diwali sales were not given, so the target number is unknown. Please send last year's revenue or bill count for this season. The target will be set against that figure. I will not invent it. The ₹25,000 is a promotion budget, not a sales target.

Offers, proposals only
No offer below is claimed to be safe for margin. The promotion budget alone cannot show that. Send complete costs, the current price and the fees before any margin is calculated. No discount percent is set.

1. Bundle: two ethnic-wear pieces sold together. Pro: the customer makes one combined choice. Con: margin stays unknown until both costs and the combined price are supplied.
2. Gift pack: ethnic wear packed as a Diwali gift. Pro: it matches the season you named. Con: the pack cost is unknown, so it is not a confirmed extra.
3. Early-bird: a benefit for buys in the first days from 20 October. Pro: it can pull some visits toward the start of the window. Con: any cut or free item stays a proposal until costs, current price and fees are known.
4. Loyalty: a benefit for customers already on your records. Pro: it speaks to people who know the Jaipur shop. Con: I do not have that list, and the benefit needs the same cost check.

The exact Diwali day was not given. The sale window you gave is 20 October to 2 November. If a task date is already past, skip it. Do not treat it as still ahead.

Message lines use only the boutique, Jaipur, women's ethnic wear, and those dates, plus an offer only after you approve one.

Daily checklist on sale days
- The price on display matches the offer you approved
- You can see the stock of the pieces you are promoting
- The WhatsApp line, the Instagram line and the in-store note say the same thing
- Gift packing is used only for an offer you approved
- You write down that day's takings yourself

After the sale, review
- Takings and bills against last year, once you supply last year's number
- Which of the four proposals people actually used
- Stock left, and what you spent out of the ₹25,000

I can lay this out as a printable one-page version.

Timeline

| When | Stock | Decor | Staff | Messages | Packaging |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Before 20 October | Check sizes and pieces already in the shop. Do not order a quantity that was not given. | Plan the shop look. Do not book a decorator who was not named. | Tell whoever already works there that the sale is 20 October to 2 November. No extra headcount was given. | Draft the first WhatsApp and Instagram lines. | Count bags and tags you already have. |
| 20 to 26 October | Replace only what you can see has sold. | Keep the planned look. | Use the people already on the floor. | Send the opening message with the sale dates. | Pack a gift only after you choose that offer. |
| 27 October to 2 November | Note what is left. | No new decor spend unless you assign it inside ₹25,000. | Same staff. No new names were given. | Send a closing note with the end date, 2 November. | Stop new packs if the materials run out. |

Message plan

| When | WhatsApp | Instagram | In-store |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Before 20 October | The Jaipur boutique sale runs 20 October to 2 November. | Women's ethnic wear, same dates. | A note with those dates. No discount until you choose an offer. |
| 20 to 26 October | The sale is open, 20 October to 2 November, in Jaipur. | The same dates, plus an offer only if you have approved it. | The same words as the posts. |
| 27 October to 2 November | Last days, ending 2 November. | The same end date. | The same end date. |

Budget split
Total supplied: ₹25,000. No split is invented. Fill the blanks so they add up to that total.

| Use | Amount (₹) |
| --- | --- |
| WhatsApp |  |
| Instagram |  |
| In-store decor and print |  |
| Packaging |  |
| Total | 25000 |