Naver Blog Strategy

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description: Plan a Naver blog from zero - categories, a hub-and-spoke series, posting rhythm, internal links, and a weekly review loop. Beginner-friendly, free, no tools needed. 네이버 블로그 운영 전략, 카테고리, 발행 리듬.
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# Naver Blog Strategy

Use this when a beginner asks **how to run a Naver blog**: what categories to make, how often to post, how posts should link to each other, what to check each week. It only produces a plan; it does not touch the blog.

## Principles (from running a real blog)
- **One reader, one promise.** The blog name and top categories say who it is for in one line. Two or three categories at the start is enough; add a new one only when you have 3+ posts for it.
- **Questions beat nouns.** Posts that answer a specific question ("why was X removed", "when will X happen") brought more search visitors than general overview posts.
- **Hub and spoke.** For each theme, write one hub post that lists the spokes (detailed posts) and link every spoke back to the hub. This keeps readers on the blog longer.
- **Related-post links.** End each post with 3 links to your own **already published** posts on the closest topics. Never link to a scheduled post: the link is broken until it goes public. Posts in the same batch cannot link to each other (no address yet), so link to earlier posts.
- **Rhythm over bursts.** Pick a fixed rhythm you can keep (for example 1 post a day at the same hour, or 3 a week) and schedule posts ahead. A fixed hour is easier to keep than a fixed count.
- **Be honest in the post.** No fake first-hand reviews, no invented numbers or links. If a fact is uncertain, write "about" or "reported", and name the source.

## Steps
1. **Ask 4 questions**: who is the reader, what do you know or have material for, how many posts a week can you keep for 3 months, and whether there are paid or affiliate links (if yes, disclose them at the top of the post).
2. **Name the blog and categories** (2-3 to start). Give each category a one-line purpose.
3. **List 10 starter posts** using the `naver-blog-topic-picker` skill: 1 hub + 9 spokes across the categories, ordered so the hub is published after at least 3 spokes.
4. **Set the rhythm**: fixed days and hours, scheduled ahead. Leave one slot a week free for a news or seasonal post.
5. **Add the link plan**: for each post, write which 3 earlier posts it links to and which hub it belongs to.
6. **Weekly review (15 minutes)**: open the blog statistics, note the top 5 search words and the top 3 posts by views, write one sentence on what to write next, and update the plan. Use `naver-blog-measurement`.

## Output to give the user
A one-page plan: blog one-liner, categories with purposes, the 10-post list with dates, the posting rhythm, the link plan, and the weekly checklist. Ask the user to approve it before any writing starts.

## What not to promise
No ranking, no "home feed placement", no income figure. Naver decides these and they change. Say what you measured on the user's own blog instead.

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