Investors review dozens of pitch decks every day
Your prompt should help AI create a deck that is clear, specific, and investor-ready. A vague prompt creates a generic deck. A specific prompt creates a useful first draft.
Tip 1: Specify the funding round
Seed, pre-Series A, and Series A decks need different emphasis.
Example:
Create a seed-stage IR deck for a B2B SaaS startup. Focus on problem, early traction, product direction, and why now.
Tip 2: Add traction numbers directly
Do not ask AI to invent traction. Give the actual numbers:
- Revenue
- User growth
- Retention
- Paid customers
- Pilot results
- Partnership status
Example:
Include these traction metrics: 12 paying customers, 18% month-over-month revenue growth, and 3 enterprise pilots.
Tip 3: Name your competitors
A useful competition slide needs real competitors and clear positioning.
Example:
Compare us with Notion, Airtable, and internal spreadsheet workflows. Emphasize automation depth and enterprise onboarding speed.
Tip 4: Explain use of funds by percentage
Investors want to know how the money will be used.
Example:
Use of funds: 45% product development, 35% sales and marketing, 20% operations and hiring.
Tip 5: Choose "investors" as the audience
When setting up the deck, choose an investor audience and a professional tone. This helps MOVO make the structure more decision-oriented.
Tip 6: Use AI editing to create killer slides
After generation, improve the most important slides first:
- Problem
- Solution
- Traction
- Market
- Competition
- Use of funds
Good prompt:
Turn these traction numbers into a clear investor-friendly chart and write a headline that emphasizes growth.
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For the full structure, read the IR pitch deck guide.
