During the April 2026 marketing working session, the team decided to hold Phase 2 content planning for Didion's LinkedIn and email programs. The existing content runway extends further than initially assumed, and the primary recruitment roles that drove the original Phase 2 discussion have since been filled.
This decision was made in the context of reprioritizing toward the golf sponsorship page launch and correcting the ad budget allocation. See [1] for broader account context.
The active (Phase 1) content plan is structured as:
With this cadence, the existing approved content extends the runway through approximately May–June 2026, making an immediate Phase 2 push unnecessary.
"LinkedIn is bi-weekly and the email is monthly. So that'll actually push out to June or something like that, May, June."
— Diana Henry
Early results from Phase 1 are positive: the first email send generated responses from existing customers, and the internal Didion team is enthusiastic about content being published consistently.
The current content schedule has enough approved material to carry through mid-year. There is no urgency to commission new content immediately.
Phase 2 was originally scoped partly to support active recruitment campaigns. Several high-priority roles have since been filled, reducing the immediate need for additional recruitment-focused content.
"A couple of the higher end roles were filled. So now that's kind of a moot point."
— Diana Henry
The team aligned on a clear priority stack for the near term:
1. Correct ad budget caps to reach the approved $700/month spend
2. Launch the updated golf sponsorship page (with dual payment path form)
3. Phase 2 content planning — deferred
Phase 2 planning should be revisited when one or more of the following occurs:
| Owner | Action |
|---|---|
| Diana Henry | Check with internal team on any remaining open recruitment roles that may need content support |
| Asymmetric (Melissa) | Monitor content runway; flag when Phase 2 planning should begin (target: ~4–6 weeks before current content expires) |