Naver handles a large share of search in South Korea, and its webmaster console is in Korean only. Naver can find a site without it, but registering is how you see what Naver has collected and ask it to crawl the pages that matter. We run the whole setup.
Naver Search Advisor and Daum set up and verified, sitemap and key pages submitted, and a written report. Fixed fee, no retainer.
Two measurements, made two different ways, and they disagree. Both are here so you can judge for yourself.
StatCounter samples sites that run its tracker, which leans international. InternetTrend counts referrals to Korean sites that run its own. Neither number is yours: yours is what Naver shows for your site, and that is what the report at the end of this job describes.
We add your site to Naver Search Advisor and verify ownership with a small HTML file or meta tag that you publish. Verification lasts a year and renews only while the file or tag stays on the site, so we tell you exactly what to leave in place.
We register the site with Daum's webmaster tool, which proves ownership with a key in your robots.txt, and submit it for crawling. Daum's own help says crawling can take several months, so Daum may still be catching up when your report arrives.
Your XML sitemap and RSS feed submitted to Naver, and crawl requests filed for the pages you sell from, within the daily limit Naver sets for each site.
We check that robots.txt and your firewall let Naver's crawler, Yeti, through: a blocked crawler is the most common reason a site hosted abroad stays invisible. Two weeks after submission you get a report with the verification proof, what was submitted, what Naver and Daum show, and the technical reason for anything they skipped.
The price is per domain and excludes VAT where it applies. You can enter a VAT ID at checkout.
Worth reading before you pay, so there is no argument afterwards.
Any of those can be quoted separately. Write to office@c9group.dev and describe what you need.
No. The setup is handled on our side. What we need from you is a verification file or meta tag on your site and one line in your robots.txt.
Because "can" is not "has". Registering lets you submit your sitemap and ask Naver to crawl specific pages, and it is the only way to see what Naver has collected and why it skipped anything. Naver itself says registration can help a new site. It does not promise indexing, and neither do we.
Setup and verification take a few days once the file or tag is live. Naver says a crawl request takes from a day to several weeks, which is why the report comes two weeks after submission. Daum can take months.
Naver has no rule against pages in other languages, but Korean searchers search in Korean. If Korean visitors are the goal, a Korean version written for Korean readers matters more than anything else. The report tells you what Naver made of the site as it is now.
If we cannot verify the domain for a reason on our side, we refund the fee. If your hosting blocks Naver's crawler and that cannot be fixed, we tell you in writing what blocks it and refund the work not done.
Yes. The fee covers one domain. Email office@c9group.dev with the list and we will quote it as one piece of work.
Tell us about the site, then pay through Stripe. We reply within one business day.
The guide explains what Naver Search Advisor and Daum's webmaster tool do, how verification works, and what registration can and cannot change.