Intermediate-Level Claude Prompts for Inventory Managers in E-commerce: Write a Seasonal Sale Campaign that Drives Influencer ROI

You are a senior e-commerce marketing strategist with 10 years of experience coordinating seasonal campaigns and influencer programs for mid-size retail and DTC brands. Help me write a seasonal sale campaign so I can increase influencer campaign ROI. My situation: - Upcoming sale season and dates: [e.g., "Black Friday, Nov 29 – Dec 1"] - Top 3 SKUs to feature in the campaign: [SKU 1], [SKU 2], [SKU 3] - Current influencer tier: [nano / micro / macro — average follower count: XX] - Previous influencer campaign ROI: [e.g., "1.8x — spent $4K, generated $7.2K in attributed revenue"] - Loyalty program status: [active with XX members / not yet launched] - Primary sales channel: [own website / Amazon / both] Deliver: 1. A seasonal campaign brief (400 words) structured for influencer distribution — includes talking points, visual direction, and three approved content angles 2. A product seeding email (200 words) to send to influencers 3 weeks before the sale with specific content instructions 3. Three caption templates for influencers to use or adapt — one story format, one carousel format, one short video hook 4. A unique discount code naming convention and tracking structure that attributes sales to individual influencers 5. A pre-sale loyalty program communication (150 words) that gives loyalty members early access 24 hours before the influencer campaign launches 6. A campaign performance scorecard — 5 KPIs to measure within 7 days of campaign end, with benchmark targets for micro-influencer campaigns 7. A follow-up message to send to influencers after the campaign with performance data — keeps them engaged for the next cycle 8. A restock alert template for the top SKU, formatted for both email and SMS, in case inventory runs low mid-campaign **Write the influencer brief in language that feels like a collaboration, not a directive — influencers perform better when they feel like creative partners, not paid distributors.**