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Marketing Blitz Planning Call — 2026-04-05

Overview

Melissa Cusumano and Michal Bielerzewski (Asymmetric) met with Diana Henry (Didion) to align on a proposed "marketing blitz" across Google SEM and Meta. The call clarified plan details that had been ambiguous in prior written communications, confirmed creative asset sources, and identified open questions to be resolved with the paid media team.

Attendees:
- Diana Henry — Didion (dhenry@didioninc.com)
- Melissa Cusumano — Asymmetric
- Michal Bielerzewski — Asymmetric


Key Decisions

Channel Decision
Google SEM Add AI Max to the existing SEM recruitment campaign (not a new standalone campaign); increase daily budget from ~$7 to $15/day
Meta Launch a new campaign at $10/day ($300/mo) on top of the current $300/mo Meta spend; use copy rotation strategy with refreshed creative
Meta Creative — Photos Diana will select additional photos from the current asset library; Melissa to send link to all current photo assets
Meta Creative — Video Use short clips (10–15 seconds, vertical) sourced from existing brand videos: "Firework Matters" and "We Are Didion"
Keyword Negation Confirmed Asymmetric already negates irrelevant search terms on a regular cadence (at least monthly); no change needed

Action Items

Melissa (Asymmetric)

Diana (Didion)


Plan Details

Google SEM — AI Max Integration

The existing SEM recruitment campaign is performing well (high CTR, low cost-per-click). The plan enhances it rather than replacing it:

Meta — New Campaign with Copy Rotation

A new Meta campaign will run alongside the current $300/mo spend:


Performance Context

Recent budget reallocations (moving funds from display to search) have already shifted results:

Meta CTR and click volume are noted to be sensitive to external factors (job-seeker demand, seasonality) rather than purely spend levels, which is why creative variety and copy rotation are prioritized over simply increasing budget.


Open Questions (as of call end)

  1. What is the exact current SEM daily budget? (~$7 assumed, needs confirmation)
  2. Is the new Meta campaign structured as a brand-new campaign or added to the existing one? (Assumed new; needs paid media team confirmation)

Sources

  1. Index