# Seven Buyer-Problem Post Frameworks

Use one framework per post. Replace every bracket with something you can prove or explain.

## 1. The expensive misconception

Most [buyer type] think [common belief].

The expensive part is [consequence].

Here is what to do instead: [three practical actions].

## 2. The missing step

If your [activity] ends at [common stopping point], this is what is missing:

[simple mechanism or next step].

## 3. The before-and-after process

Before: [manual or confused process].

After: [clear, repeatable process].

The difference was not more effort. It was [specific change].

## 4. The diagnostic checklist

Your [business process] is probably losing results if:

- [symptom]
- [symptom]
- [symptom]

Start with [first fix].

## 5. The proof walkthrough

Here is what happens after [buyer signal]:

1. [step]
2. [step]
3. [step]

This matters because [business consequence].

## 6. The human-versus-AI split

AI should handle [repetitive jobs].

The human should own [judgment and relationship jobs].

If those roles are reversed, [consequence].

## 7. The hard-earned decision

We stopped [old approach].

Not because [easy explanation].

Because the evidence showed [verified learning].

Now we [new operating decision].

## Quality check

Before publishing, confirm the post has one buyer, one problem, one job, one next action, and no invented result.