Salem: presentations and pitch decks

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Salem’s role

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Recommended pitch deck structure

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How to improve a deck

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.