TLG-15 Health 2035 Executive Summary — Review & Approval
13-page executive brief (three scenarios, diagnostic framework, commercial roadmap) sent to client Apr 7. Awaiting feedback from the Linus team and HSBC Innovation Banking co-branding review. Unblocks TLG-18 landing page integration and TLG-19 AEP activation.
Awaiting Approval
Newfangled In Progress
TLG-18 Young Physicians landing page — copy review & form build
Due Apr 15
TLG-19 AEP for Pharma/Biotech — copy finalization, Kristin comments incorporated
Due Apr 13
TLG-21 State of Young Physicians — ad creative, internal design review
Due Apr 14
TLG-22 Health 2035 report — retargeting ad design, HSBC approval prep
Due Apr 13
TLG-24 April Newsletter — client copy input expected week of Apr 13
Due Apr 30
Recently Completed
TLG-17 "Why Physicians Tune Out" — published to blog
Completed Apr 7
TLG-15 Health 2035 Executive Summary — sent to client for review
Completed Apr 7
TLG-24 April Newsletter — content finalized by Ashley
Article download — "Are Life Science Tools Suppliers Losing Commercial Influence to AI?" (Apr 6–10)
Assessment
VP-level title with commercial P&L orientation — maps directly to LINUS's primary decision-maker persona (senior commercial/marketing executive at life science tools companies).
LGC Standards is a life science tools and reference standards supplier — squarely in target vertical.
Attributed to LinkedIn traffic — likely from the TLG-13 AI Research document ad campaign active during this window.
Converted on the AI Research white paper — high-intent signal that aligns with the current paid media thesis.
Contra-indicator: single-page visit. No deeper site exploration yet — worth monitoring in follow-up weeks for retargeting or nurture triggers.
Director-level role focused on commercial insights and analytics — squarely inside LINUS's influencer persona (insights & market research managers) and adjacent to the primary commercial decision-maker.
BridgeBio is a clinical-stage biopharma — target vertical (pharma/biotech strategy leaders).
Direct-traffic attribution suggests a branded/known-destination visit — often a strong signal (they were told to go to the site or searched by name) but could also reflect missing UTM data.
Converted on a gated asset — meaningful depth beyond a baseline visit.
Contra-indicator: role is commercial insights/analytics rather than VP Marketing or CMO — likely a champion/evaluator, not the economic buyer.
Flagged as notable despite Cold tier. CEO of a clinical-stage biopharma — arguably the most senior persona LINUS could reach — and perfect vertical fit.
Act-On attribution with a single pageview and no conversion is baseline engagement under the current scoring rules, but the company + role warrant separate attention.
Worth watching for return visits or adding to a high-value manual outreach list if appropriate for the relationship-driven sales motion.
Senior Director title, but Sevita is a community-based health & human services provider — not a core LINUS target vertical (not life science tools, pharma, biotech, or large healthcare system).
Slightly above baseline engagement (2 page views) but no conversion.
Generic "Technology" firmographic classification — not mapped to a LINUS target vertical.
Baseline engagement, no title.
Conversions by Source
Form / Source
Count
Content Upgrade
1
Article: Are Life Science Tools Suppliers Losing Commercial Influence to AI? (TLG-12)
1
Insiders Signup
1
Total
3
Paid Media — LinkedIn
Spend
$352
+5.7% vs $333 prior
Clicks
76
-49.7% vs 151 prior
CTR
0.73%
-0.28pp vs 1.01% prior
CPC
$4.63
+109% vs $2.21 prior
Conversions
20
vs 20 prior
CPA
$17.61
+5.6% vs $16.67 prior
Monthly Budget Pacing
Combined daily cap: $50/day ($40 TLG-13 + $10 TLG-06). MTD spend through Apr 10: $566 (~$57/day actual, slightly over cap). Projected April total: ~$1,697 at current pace versus ~$1,500/month expected from the two active daily budgets.
Campaign
Spend
Clicks
CTR
CPC
Conv
CPA
Daily Budget
Status
TLG-13 Lead Gen — Losing Commercial Influence to AI?
$280.00
25
0.61%
$11.20
3
$93.33
$40
Active
TLG-06 Website Visits — Four Types of Scepticism
$72.26
51
0.80%
$1.42
0
—
$10
Active
TLG-01/03 Conversion — Fixing the Messy Middle LP
$0.00
0
—
—
17
—
—
Completed
Spend held roughly flat week-over-week but click volume halved and CPC more than doubled — consistent with TLG-13 taking a larger share of spend than the comparison week, since it runs at a much higher CPC ($11.20) than the reach-focused Four Types of Scepticism campaign ($1.42). Twenty total conversions held steady, though the Apr 6-10 count is dominated by 17 residual conversions attributed to the Fixing the Messy Middle LP (completed/paused Mar 11), which reflects delayed LinkedIn attribution rather than current campaign activity. Active-campaign conversions — all from TLG-13 — were 3 for the week at a $93 CPA.
Email
No email campaigns were sent during the Apr 6–10 window. Most recent send before the period: TLG-23 March 2026 Newsletter on Apr 1 — 709 sent, 46.5% unique open rate, 1.1% click rate (strong open rate, modest click rate consistent with a mixed-audience monthly digest). TLG-24 April Newsletter content was finalized by Ashley on Apr 7 and is awaiting client copy input (Kristin confirmed Apr 10 that Linus will work on their content the week of Apr 13).
Campaign Calendar — Apr 2026–Jun 2026
Parent-task milestones, client action items, and externally-visible campaign events across the current report month and the next two. Future dates reflect current planning and may shift.