Naver Blog Measurement

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references/stats_helpers.js
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name: naver-blog-measurement
description: Read your own Naver blog stats read-only with Aside (views, top posts, sources, search words) and pick the next 3 posts. Requires Aside and a Naver login. 네이버 블로그 통계 읽기.
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# Naver Blog Measurement (needs Aside, read-only)

Use this once a week (or 3-7 days after a post goes public) to learn what is working and decide what to write next. It only reads statistics; it changes nothing on the blog.

## Requirements
- **Aside** with a browser profile logged in to the blog owner's Naver account. If the statistics call returns 401, ask the user to log in again; never enter a password.
- Open a tab on `https://blog.naver.com` statistics (`https://blog.stat.naver.com/`) so requests are same-origin.

## Steps
1. Set `globalThis.P = page` (the statistics tab) and run `references/stats_helpers.js` with `(0,eval)(source)`.
2. `const s = await dayStats("YYYY-MM-DD")` gives, for that date: the last 15 days of views (`cv15`), the top 6 posts of the day, the traffic sources, and about 20 search queries. **Use yesterday or earlier**; today is still being counted.
3. `await queryTotals("YYYY-MM-DD", 7, 15)` adds up search queries over a week and returns the top ones.
4. Look at four things:
   - **Trend**: are the 15-day views going up, flat or down? Compare with the number of posts that went public.
   - **Sources**: how much comes from search versus the Naver home feed versus other blogs. Home-feed visits come and go; do not plan around them.
   - **Top posts**: which 3 posts bring the most views, and what they have in common (a question title? a series?).
   - **Search words**: which queries bring visitors. Phrases that ask a question ("why", "when", "difference") are the ones to split further.
5. Write the next step: pick 3 queries that already bring visitors and have no dedicated post; use `naver-blog-topic-picker` to expand them and `naver-ai-briefing-writing` to write them. Add a link from the new post to the post that already ranks for the parent phrase.
6. Record the numbers in a small table (date, views, top 3 posts, top 5 queries) so next week can be compared.

## Honest limits
- Search-query statistics are for the whole blog, not per post; match a query to a post by its title.
- Small counts (1-3 visits) are noise. One phrase can dominate a small blog, so do not over-read a single week.
- The statistics API is not an official public API and may change; if a field disappears, say so instead of guessing.
- Never share the raw statistics output publicly: it contains your blog address.

## Output
A one-page weekly note: views trend, source split, top posts, top queries, the 3 posts to write next, and what to try differently.

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