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Investor outreach with an AI agent: warm up investors who fit the round, share the deck only after interest

Investor outreach means finding investors whose stage, sector and check size match your round and starting a conversation that earns a meeting. Sellinger ships two fundraising goals, a Fundraising and Investors rule pack and a fundraising persona. The agent shares materials only after the investor shows interest. Sellinger has no published fundraising campaign, so no result is claimed.

Published by Sellinger AI. Numbers and settings checked on 19 October 2026 against the fact register. Report an error.

fundraising goals in the goal library: 2
rules in the Fundraising and Investors rule pack: 1 inclusion, 2 exclusions, 3 needs attention: 6
gap between cold follow ups in the fundraising persona: 7 to 10 days
published fundraising campaigns. No result is claimed: 0

Who has this job

A founder raising a pre seed or seed round who cannot spend evenings researching which funds invest at the right stage. A chief of staff who runs the investor list for a founder. An advisor who introduces companies to funds. The work is the same each time: build a short list of investors who fit, write to each one for a specific reason, and keep the conversation warm without sending a deck to a stranger.

How Sellinger runs it

These are the goals, the rule pack and the persona the product ships with, in its own words.

1
Goal 1
Gauge openness first
"Gauge whether the investor is open to reviewing the deck or taking a brief ten-minute intro call about the round. Share materials only after interest is expressed."
2
Goal 2
Book thesis matched calls
"Book intro calls with investors whose thesis matches the company, target 3 quality conversations per week, and open with the specific reason they fit this round."
3
Reply
Escalate the deck request
The rule pack marks "Investor asks for the deck, data room, or key metrics" as needs attention, so a person decides what leaves the building.
4
Decline
Leave the door open
The persona answers a pass graciously, asks for feedback if appropriate and asks permission to share updates quarterly.

The Fundraising and Investors rule pack
Type	Rule as written in the product
Include	Investors active in our sector and stage
Exclude	Investors outside our stage, sector, or geography
Exclude	Salespeople, SDRs, and BDRs pitching their own services to us
Needs attention	Investor asks for the deck, data room, or key metrics
Needs attention	Lead wants a phone call or is ready to book a meeting
Needs attention	Lead asks to speak with a human, a manager, or a specific person

The fundraising persona sets the manner. It asks the agent to research every investor and reference a specific portfolio company, thesis statement or recent investment. It bans generic spray outreach, never shares the deck or financials in the first message, never inflates metrics or misrepresents the cap table, and never names other investors in the round without their permission. It also says to confirm that the investor deploys at the company's stage, invests in the sector and has the check size capacity before asking for a partner meeting.

An example exchange

Illustrative, not a real thread:

Example exchange
Who	Message
Agent, day 0	Hi Ana, I saw your fund backed [portfolio company] at seed. We are raising a seed round for a tool that does [one sentence]. Is early stage workflow software still a focus for you?
Investor	Yes, send me a short summary.
Agent	Thanks. In one paragraph: [stage, amount, traction]. Would a ten minute intro call next week make sense, or would you rather see the deck first?
Investor	Send the deck.
System	Deck request matches a needs attention rule. The agent stops and the founder is notified.

Channels and limits

LinkedIn is the usual first channel for investors. Each account has a daily invitation limit (default 20) and a weekly cap (default 150), and the investor list for one round is usually far smaller than that.
Email follows when you hold the address. The persona asks for follow ups 7 to 10 days apart.
A campaign can run in approval mode, where every message waits for a person to approve it, or send automatically. A person can take over any conversation, and the agent stops on its own when it cannot answer, for example a price it has no answer for. For investors, approval mode is the safe starting point: read the first ten messages before the rest go.

Finding investors: People Search searches a database of 700M+ contacts by title and company, and a CSV of your own investor list imports as leads. The funding signal template finds companies that announced rounds, which is a way to find the investors who led them.

Result

Sellinger has no published campaign for this job yet, so the page shows no result and no rate. When a dated campaign with its denominators exists, it will be added here.

Common questions

Does the agent send my deck?

Not in the first message. The goal says to share materials only after interest is expressed, and the rule pack sends deck and data room requests to a person.

Can it tell which investors fit my round?

It applies the stage, sector and geography rules you write, and it checks the profile and company text the lead holds. It does not know a fund's current appetite, so you review the list first.

Will it contact several people at the same fund?

The persona says never to send the same templated message to several investors at one firm. You can also keep one contact per fund in your list.

Has Sellinger raised money with it?

We have no published fundraising campaign and make no claim.

Sources and method

Goal text, rule pack and persona from the goal, rule and persona catalogs in the product (counted 19 October 2026). Lead database and approval control from the fact register.