Jieun Kim
I get global software and B2B companies found in Korea.
Korean buyers search on Naver before Google. Most global software and B2B teams are invisible there, even with a strong Google SEO program. I find what Korean buyers actually type, write in natural Korean, and place it across the Naver results page so they find you.
About
An operator, not an agency.
I'm Jieun Kim, a Naver SEO specialist based in South Korea. I also run Jikguwiki, a Korean guide site for buying from overseas stores. Every page is built from live Naver research, so I see what Korean searchers type and which results they click.
I bring that same system to companies entering Korea: keyword research, Naver-native content and a clear map of where you can and cannot show up.
Guides from WordPress, readers from Google Analytics, last 30 days (both checked 2026-10-21). Reviews from Fiverr. How I built it
How a Korean results page splits
Nobody can guarantee rankings. I tell you which blocks are winnable.
The Korean map
Your Korean buyers aren't only on Google. Here's where they are.
Most global teams have never heard of these channels. Korean agencies use them by default, but usually one channel per agency. I work across the whole results page.
Naver Blog
Personal reviews and how-to posts. The first place Koreans read before they buy.
Naver Q&A
Korea's Quora, built into search. Answers sit on the results page for years.
Websites on Naver
Your own site, written for how Koreans search and indexed in Naver, not only Google.
Naver Cafe
Members-only forums by interest. Where buyers ask each other "is this worth it?"
Communities
DCInside, theqoo, FM Korea. Fast-moving boards that start trends and kill them.
KakaoTalk
The messenger everyone uses. Brand channels and open chat rooms keep buyers close.
Services
Start small. Expand once it works.
Korean keyword research
Naver and Google Korea keywords for your product pages, with search volume from Naver's own tool and an English gloss for every term.
Fixed price, quoted per briefNaver results audit
What a Korean buyer sees when they search your brand or category, block by block, and where your competitors already sit.
Fixed scope, quoted up frontNaver-native content
Blog posts and Q&A answers written in natural Korean, not translated copy, placed where your buyers already look.
Monthly retainerProof
Recognized by Naver. Rated 5.0 by clients.
Back from a Naver penalty to #1 in one day
Read the case →Global phone software companyA company website in Naver's answer box
Read the case →B2B recruiting agency, foreign-run3 to 4 new partner schools in one week
Read the case →Lounge in Seoul, foreign-ownedNew Korean customers every weekend
Read the case →Naver Blog of the Month
Selected by Naver's blog team in September 2023 for my French-language blog, in the Language category.
4,700+ accepted answers
On Naver KnowledgeiN, Korea's Q&A built into search. Top rank (level 14) and Top 5 in overseas shopping.
"Fast, professional, and communicative. Great to work with!"
"Perfect SEO research and Korean translation delivered."
"The language, intonation, and content were perfect."
Clients from Hong Kong, Croatia, Vietnam and more. Source
Contact
Entering Korea? Start with one brief.
Send your site and the market you want to reach. I reply within two working days.