Salem’s role
Salem is the presentation specialist in Mibyan. Use Salem when the final output needs to be presented visually, explained slide by slide, or shaped into a persuasive story.
Salem is especially useful for investor decks, company profiles, sales presentations, board updates, training material, product overviews, and launch decks.
What Salem can help with
- Turning a business idea into a slide storyline.
- Creating pitch deck sections.
- Shortening long content into slides.
- Writing slide titles and bullets.
- Building speaker notes.
- Reordering slides for a stronger narrative.
- Preparing a deck for investors, executives, customers, or internal teams.
What to include in a Salem request
- Audience: investors, board, clients, management, employees, or partners.
- Goal: raise funding, sell, explain, train, align, or report.
- Number of slides: short executive deck, standard pitch deck, or detailed presentation.
- Stage: idea, prototype, early traction, growth, expansion, or internal planning.
- Required sections: problem, solution, market, product, traction, business model, financials, team, roadmap, ask.
- Visual direction: minimal, premium, corporate, bold, calm, data-heavy, or storytelling-led.
Pitch deck prompt template
Create a [number]-slide pitch deck for [company/project].
The audience is [audience].
The goal is [goal].
The company does [short description].
Include [required sections].
Use a [tone/style] style.
Add speaker notes where helpful.
Example prompt
Create a 12-slide investor pitch deck for a parcel delivery app in Oman. The audience is seed investors. Include problem, solution, market, product, business model, operations model, traction assumptions, go-to-market plan, financial assumptions, team, roadmap, and funding ask. Use a confident but realistic tone.
Recommended pitch deck structure
Title and positioning
Make the company, category, and promise clear immediately.
Problem
Explain the pain, who feels it, and why it matters now.
Solution
Show how the product or service solves the problem in a focused way.
Market
Explain the market, customer segment, and opportunity without overclaiming.
Business model
Describe how the business makes money and what drives growth.
Traction or validation
Include usage, pilots, customer interest, market signals, or realistic assumptions.
Plan and ask
End with roadmap, funding or decision ask, and what happens next.
How to improve a deck
Ask Salem for focused revisions:
Make the story more investor-focused and reduce each slide to one main point.
Add speaker notes for a 7-minute presentation.
Rewrite the slide titles so they read like a clear argument.
Turn this long report into a 10-slide executive deck.
For important presentations, always review the exported presentation file before sending it. Slide spacing, visual details, and formatting may need a final pass.
