Naver AI Briefing Writing

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name: naver-ai-briefing-writing
description: Write a Naver blog post structured so search and the Naver AI briefing can quote it - answer-first summary, question subheadings, FAQ, sources, honest hedging, plus a pre-publish checklist. 네이버 AI 브리핑에 인용되기 쉬운 블로그 글쓰기.
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# Naver AI-Briefing-Friendly Writing

Use this to **write or rewrite one post** so each section can stand alone as a clear answer. It is based on the structure used on a real Naver blog whose posts were cited many times by the Naver AI briefing. It does **not** guarantee a ranking or home-feed placement; Naver decides that.

## Post structure
1. **Title**: main keyword first (see `naver-blog-topic-picker`), 35-50 characters, a concrete question or promise, plus one short twist that makes the reader think "oh, really?". If the title has no twist, rewrite it.
2. **One-line summary** at the very top (quote style): 2-3 complete sentences with the keyword that make sense even if read alone. This is the part most likely to be quoted.
3. **Hook and promise**: one friendly opening line, then "after reading this you will know: 1, 2, 3".
4. **Sections** (5 short or 8 full): each has
   - an H2 written as a real search question ("How hot is X?");
   - the **answer in the first line** (bold, a full sentence with its subject);
   - a plain-language explanation (write as if for a smart 12-year-old);
   - at most one highlighted line per section, and one or two "fun fact" boxes per post.
5. **A light reaction question** after the opening part (two easy choices, "reply with a number"), and a **different** choice question at the end. Open questions get no replies; two easy choices do.
6. **Summary table** of key numbers and dates.
7. **FAQ**: 2-3 questions with short answers.
8. **Sources**: the organization or paper name, and the real URL **only if you opened it**. Never invent a URL.
9. **Related posts**: 3 links to your own published posts.

## Rules
- Write for readers, not for the algorithm. No keyword stuffing; the keyword appears naturally in the title, the first summary and a few subheadings.
- Check every number and date against a source. If it is uncertain, write "about" or "reported", and say when sources differ. Do not state a debated claim as settled.
- Disclose paid or affiliate links in a visible sentence near the top, not only at the bottom.
- No fake personal experience, no invented quotes, no copied text from other blogs.
- Center alignment, 15px body text, headings as real H2, a few emoji are fine.
- AI-made images must have the AI-use mark switched on in the editor (see `naver-editor-assembly`).

## Pre-publish checklist
- [ ] Main keyword is at the start of the title and in the summary.
- [ ] The first line of each section answers its heading.
- [ ] Numbers and dates were checked; uncertain ones are hedged.
- [ ] Sources listed are real and were opened.
- [ ] FAQ has 2-3 items; two different reply questions (middle and end).
- [ ] Related links point only to published posts.
- [ ] Tags: 10 or more, without hyphens (a hyphen can break tag input in the editor).