Koreqt boosted CTR and cut costs by turning real home and lifestyle trends into discovery content people actually wanted to see.
Koreqt wanted to break away from purely performance-based ad cycles and start building intent-driven discovery content that could attract and convert customers before they hit the bottom of the funnel.
Their goal was to deliver content that felt timely, lifestyle-relevant, and aligned with how users actually search and browse in the home and interior space, especially across mobile and visual platforms.
We built a trend-to-content system that turns cultural signals into discovery-first campaigns across multiple channels. We needed to understand what people actually care about when it comes to their homes. So we tracked editorial themes in home design and seasonal content, analyzed Reddit discussions around home hacks and decor decisions, monitored TikTok and Instagram trends like "home reset" and "budget aesthetic," and studied YouTube video titles in the home and living category. These signals were turned into bi-weekly content themes like "Patchwork Trend in Interior Design," "Trending Sofa Colors," and "Why Small Spaces Need a Maximalist Approach."
Once we identified the trends, we built content that works across the entire funnel. For each bi-weekly drop, we produced blog posts and SEO-friendly discovery pages, landing pages showcasing curated product sets, Reels, and Meta ads tailored to each trend, plus Google Search and Display ads using trend-aligned queries.
All content pointed back to products, but framed around user need and inspiration rather than discounts.
The numbers prove that relevant content beats generic ads every time:
This approach proved that discovery content - when it's built around what people are already interested in - doesn't have to sacrifice performance.
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