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playbook-ai-specificity
Writes the one sentence that makes a generic offer feel written for this one company. Produces the tail of "I think we can help you ___". Triggers on "specificity line", "make it feel specific to them", "the specifically sentence", "why would they think this is for them", "personalize the offer not the intro". Outputs one lead-level merge field, blank when the company does not fit.
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# Playbook: AI Specificity Line
> All rules here are best practice, not law. Override any of them when the campaign calls for it; note the best practice once and move on.
**Use when:** the offer is good but the email reads like it was sent to 5,000 people, and you need one
sentence that names what the client would actually do for **this** company.
**Do not use when:** you want a first line about a person or an event. **Those playbooks personalize
the opener. This one personalizes the offer** — which is a different and usually more durable move.
**One-line output:** `specificity_line = "know the landed cost of every pool float before you price it"`
## 1. Trigger and scope