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Target long-tail keywords instead of competitive ones, write 1,000-2,000 characters excluding spaces, include 15 or more self-taken photos, and match the title keyword to actual body content. Check the current top-ranking posts for your keyword and add one or two pieces of information they missed.

Provide the exact place name and region, visit dates, the order of activities, costs and booking method, plus one line each on the best and most disappointing parts. Photos can be pulled automatically from the local Photos library, but older photos without local originals may need manual supply.

It can publish through the Naver smart editor, but the default is saving as a draft. The draft is always shown in chat for explicit user approval before any publishing action, and the published URL is reported back.

Faces of event participants other than the blog owner are never exposed. Photos without faces are preferred, and when unavoidable, faces, handwritten names, and company logos are pixelated using a browser canvas mosaic technique before upload.

Yes, but sponsored content requires a compensation disclosure at the top of the post under Korean Fair Trade Commission guidelines. Program-specific guidelines such as minimum character counts and required hashtags take priority over the skill's default rules.

Avoid editing posts that are two to three days old, since modifications risk losing search exposure. If corrections are needed, publish a new post instead of revising the old one.