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Why Blogging is Still King
A case study blog for Peach & Lily
Ruth L.
2/13/20262 min read
We all have brands we know and love, and no matter how many other brands emerge, our loyalty remains unshaken. That’s how I feel about Peach & Lily. Known as the pioneer of double-cleansing and glass skin, Peach & Lily is a Korean skincare beauty brand known for its commitment to delivering clean toxic-free products. Their products are for people with sensitive skin, acne-prone, dry, or textured skin. What sets them apart from other prestige skincare brands is their commitment to clean, gentle, clinically effective formulas, and their ability to deliver powerful transformations without harsh chemicals or irritation.
Founded in 2018 by Alicia Yoon, Peach & Lily’s mission is not only to provide the best products for its customers, but to build lasting customer loyalty by focusing on consumer needs and delivering real results. The founder’s inspiration to create Peach & Lily stemmed from her own personal struggle with eczema in her early 30s. She noticed a real gap in the market while looking for potent products that worked, but wouldn’t irritate her skin. Today, Peach & Lily’s formulas are backed by medical research, containing concentrated ingredients like vitamin C, retinoids, and 10% glycolic acid. They also carry the National Eczema Association seal, proving their products are powerful, effective, and gentle enough to not irritate your skin barrier (Yahoo, 2025).
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Content selection
For my Content Strategy, Development, and Marketing course final project, I chose blogging as the primary type of content to share to achieve the brand’s specific goals, supported by industry-backed analytics. Research indicates that blog posts offer higher long-term ROI compared to social media. They are also evergreen content with longer lifespans that continue to drive traffic to websites even after years of publishing. In contrast, while social media posts have the potential to go viral, they have an average short lifespan of 18 hours once posted.
Blog posts can be SEO optimized with keywords, and used to establish authority, credibility, and trust through thought leadership. According to the 2026 HubSpot State of Marketing Report, 22.26% of marketers rate blog posts as one of the top 5 highest ROI content formats.
My strategy for this blog focuses on attracting and educating Peach & Lily’s target market, which includes Gen Z women ages 18-29, Millennials women ages 30-40, and women in their 40s to early 50s, seeking gentle, clean, clinically effective K- beauty skincare products. The blog will include immersive elements, such as brand storytelling about real user experiences, high-quality product images, and before and after transformation photos to visually showcase the skin transformation users can experience by using Peach & Lily products. Blog content is one of my personal favorite content types to create because it allows me to share helpful information, drive organic traffic, and directly help Peach & Lily reinforce their authority as a trusted leader in the competitive K-beauty skincare industry.
Please note: This post is part of an assignment for my Content Strategy, Development, and Marketing course at Full Sail University. I am not an employee or affiliated with Peach & Lily.


