Understand Your Buyer > How To Get Attention > Transformation Statement

 

 

What is it?

This is all about having a simple statement that makes it clear what your buyers can expect from your offering.

 

Why does it work?

It works because it cuts to the chase and focuses on what matters. It states in as few words as possible what someone can expect from your offering and perhaps even the timeframe over which they can expect it. In terms of seizing buyer attention and making your case it’s a powerful tool.

 

How can you use it?

Think about where your buyers start; where are your buyers moving “from” in the first place. What’s their pain point? what’s their trigger?

With that established you need to consider how you leave your buyers better than when you found them and what they are “really” buying (sell the destination not the journey)

Finally, if you can, then being clear on the speediness of your offering can solidify everything.

From <pain> to <end result> in <timeframe>

 

Hypothetical Example:

A career coach helps professionals land better jobs but struggles to stand out in a crowded market. Instead of saying:
“I help people with CVs, interviews, and job applications,”

they create a clear transformation statement:
“From stuck and overlooked to hired and thriving in 90 days.”

This instantly communicates the pain point, the result, and the timeframe—making the offer both clear and compelling.

 

See also

• The Before/After Effect
• Specific Proof
• 100+ ways to seize buyer attention
• 140+ ways to be easier to buy from

 

 

 

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