Hello! I'm LoveCA, a current marketer :)
This blog is dedicated to building my marketing brand and sharing valuable information with you!
I'll make sure to present potentially complex marketing insights in an easy-to-understand way. 😊
The first post received
a 'General' posting score.
I intentionally received a general posting score for the first post.
I purposely kept the first post simple, without images and keyword targeting, just introducing myself.
This way, the post gets evaluated as a general post (according to blog indexing standards).
The first post gets tagged as the 'first post.'
I learned this while studying Naver blogging, but they say it’s not good to start optimizing from the very first post (though I haven’t verified this information myself).
It’s not entirely accurate, but just to be safe, I decided to start this way.
For the second post,
I received a 'Sub-Optimal 2' score.
For the second post, I received a 'Sub-Optimal 2' score.
Starting from the second post, I carefully followed the "DIA Logic" to create content, and received a Sub-Optimal 2 score.
DIA Logic refers to the writing style that Naver's AI prefers.
This involves writing over 1,000 characters, using relevant titles, keywords, images, and other elements that Naver favors.
Even if you're just starting, if you study DIA Logic well, you can also receive a Sub-Optimal 2 score.
Here’s the evaluation for the second post:
Trustworthiness: 20.16
Trustworthiness is a metric that shows how reliable your blog is.
Since Naver promotes trustworthy blogs to higher rankings, this score can be seen as an optimization metric.
To improve trustworthiness, you need to study C-Rank (Content Rank).
Relevance: 61.68
Relevance is a measure of how closely the content relates to the title.
Writing according to DIA Logic will raise this score.
It reflects how well your content aligns with what Naver prefers.
Engagement: -270.18
Engagement indicates how useful your content is to the people searching for it.
This score reflects how well your content meets the searchers' intent.
If your blog is new, it's common for this score to be negative, but it usually normalizes within three days.
How to improve a Sub-Optimal 2
post to 'Sub-Optimal 4' through "Sdatche"
I increased the trustworthiness of the same post to 30.02 and made it a Sub-Optimal 4 through "Sdatche."
You can elevate a Sub-Optimal 2 post to Sub-Optimal 4 by performing Sdatche.
Even with different scores, performing Sdatche can boost your post score by two levels.
It's best to do Sdatche immediately after posting.
The increase in score is based on the post’s response, so it’s measured over a short period.
If too much time passes, Naver’s evaluation might be finalized, and the score might not rise.
What is "Sdatche" for boosting post scores?
Sdatche stands for "Scrap, Comment, and Dwell Time."
These are key metrics Naver uses to evaluate posts.
If a post gets scrapped, generates comments, and has high dwell time, it receives a higher evaluation.
Scraps, comments, and dwell time generally happen when you post good content and actively engage with other blogs.
This creates a reason to stay active! 😊
Currently,
my blog’s score is Sub-Optimal 2.
Whenever I post, I consistently receive a Sub-Optimal 2 score (according to blogdex standards).
Sub-Optimal 4 is the boosted score achieved through Sdatche.
However, as you continue to post good content, your C-Rank will improve.
Eventually, you’ll reach a point where you can create Sub-Optimal 3 posts.
Then, through Sdatche, you'll be able to write Sub-Optimal 5 posts 😊.
I hope you also write great content and actively participate so that your blog gets optimized quickly!
This was LoveCA, a current marketer
dedicated to making marketing information easy to understand.
Have a happy day!😊
Sincerely yours,
Marketer LoveCA.
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