Seabound
Seabound locks CO₂ emissions in solid, easy-to-offload carbonate pebbles.


| 1. Origins | Why would anyone care about you? |
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| 1. Persona | Who is the target customer? Who are the surrounding stakeholders? What is their story? What is their current condition that can be impacted by your offering? |
| 2. Pain | Why are they motivated to care? What is the problem that they specifically have, from their point of view, and in their own language? How much of a priority is this for them? |
| 3. Proposition | What are you promising your target customer and your stakeholder? How do you frame a solution or a hope for something better? |
| 2. Opening | How big is this problem, how urgent is it, and how can this company compete? |
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| 4. Problem | How many of these target customers are there? How is the "market" experiencing something similar to your Persona & P |
| 5. Possibility | How big is the Total Addressable Market? How could you define a Service Addressable Market? How could you define a Service Obtainable Market? How big are these nu |
| 6. Positioning | How does this company frame their offering to pursue a "Blue Ocean Strategy"? How do they intend to grow faster than the competition? What do they believe will be their competitive moats? moats? |
| 3. Organization | Who is this company, and how are they _on the way_ to achieving something profound and remarkable? |
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| 7. People | Who are the founders? Why do they have founder-market fit? Why are they credible? Are they credible "outsiders", like young and hungry but talent and insightful? Or are they credible because they've proven they can do this? |
| 8. Process | What kind of best practices are they applying? What kind of state-of-the-art technology are they using? What kind of growth engine are they improving? How are they building their business and culture? |
| 9. Product | What exactly is it they are offering? Does the product fulfill it's brand promise? Is it too complex or is it necessarily complex? Is it a whole solution or a simple consumer app? Why do users and customers value their product? What are the features they offer? Of those, which are the priority? |
| 4. Offering | What is they are specifically building, offering, and serving to the market? |
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| 3. Proposition | See proposition section from earlier |
| 6. Positioning | See positioning section from earlier |
| 9. Product | See product section from earlier. |
| 5. Opportunity | Is this worth investing in, in relation to our other opportunity costs on the cash and time investment? |
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| 10. Potential | If you take the numbers we see now, and just project them out, how big does it get and how quickly does it get that big? |
| 11. Progress | What is the hard traction of the company that is indisputable and undeniable? How far are they along _down the road_ to achieving something profound and remarkable? What are their OKRs and KPIs, their North Stars? |
| 12. Plan | How are they going to "use of proceeds" plan to spend capital? What kind of milestones would they like to hit? Where do they need to be before a next capital raise? What would they need to do to get to "breakeven" and control their own destiny? If they have any forecasts, what do they say? |


