Bring Korean travellers to your door in Hong Kong and Singapore
Koreans plan trips on Naver. We get your business into the Korean blog posts and map details they read before they go, labelled honestly as sponsored, and report back in English every month.
Your PDF report arrives the same day or next morning (Korea time). We won’t call you. See an example report (PDF)
What Koreans read before they visit, and what we do there
Each piece does one job. We set up the ones your business needs.
Korean bloggers visit, eat or join in, and write about it on Naver. We recruit, brief and check every post, and each one says it is sponsored, as Korean rules require.
Your name, hours, directions and menu highlights in Korean, so the map Koreans use abroad reads naturally.
One page in Korean, written by native speakers, that posts and maps can link to.
When it fits, we propose Korean creators on YouTube or Instagram and brief them. Their fees are billed at cost.
Links to every post, what Naver shows for your name, and Korean coupon redemptions.
What we don’t take on
- Naver Place listings outside Korea
- Bought or rented blog accounts
- Reviews without a real visit
- Video production
- Guaranteed visitor numbers or sales
Blogger and creator fees are billed at cost, without a markup.
Two things to know first
About 964,000 Koreans visited Hong Kong in 2025, 13% more than the year before, and Naver is the channel Koreans use most to look up what to do on a trip.
Sources: Hong Kong Tourism Board figures reported by Tour Korea; Opensurvey overseas travel survey 2025.
- What a shop can’t control on Naver
- Naver shows some overseas restaurants in its own place cards, with reviews from Korean users. Without a Korean business registration a venue can’t register or edit that card, so we work on what you can shape: Korean blog posts, Korean Google Maps details and a Korean page.
- How results are measured
- Give Korean visitors a Korean-only coupon code and count it at the till. Each month you also get a link to every post and screenshots of what Naver shows for your name.
From first check to monthly visits
- Free checkSend one link. You get a PDF on what Koreans find about you on Naver and Google.
- PlanKorean keywords, the bloggers who fit, and a one-page plan with the cost.
- 2–3 week setupKorean Google Maps details, the Korean page and your coupon code.
- Monthly3 to 6 blogger visits, a creator if it fits, and an English report. 3-month minimum, then 30 days’ notice.
Prices
Ranges before tax, invoiced in USD; HKD and SGD are for reference. The free check comes first, and the quote follows what it finds.
PDF report, the same day or next morning (Korea time)
2–3 weeks: Korean search check, Google Maps details, Korean page
3 to 6 blogger visits and a monthly report. 3-month minimum
Agreed with you before each visit
Everything in the package
Included
- Korean search check: what Korean travellers find on Naver blogs and maps today, and how your name is spelled
- Korean Google Maps profile details and one Korean page
- Monthly: 3 to 6 Korean blogger visits on Naver, recruited, briefed and checked, with the ad disclosure Korean law requires
- Korean creator proposals and briefs (optional)
- Monthly report in English or Chinese: post links, Naver visibility, Korean-only coupon redemptions
- Korean page and Korean Google Maps details
- Published Korean Naver blog posts
- Monthly reports
Timeline: 2–3 week setup, then monthly with a 3-month minimum
Not included
- Blogger and creator fees (billed at cost, no markup)
- Managing a Naver Place listing (Naver may show its own overseas card, but a venue without a Korean business registration can’t register or edit it)
- Video production
- We don't guarantee visitor numbers or sales
- No fake reviews, no bought or rented blog accounts
Prices exclude VAT. Before you sign, we explain how we invoice and how VAT applies in your country. (General information. Please check with your tax adviser.)
Common questions
Can my business get a Naver Place listing?
Naver shows some overseas restaurants in its own place cards, with reviews from Korean users. Without a Korean business registration a venue can’t register or edit that card, so we work on what you can shape: Korean blog posts, Korean Google Maps details and a Korean page.
Are these paid reviews?
They are sponsored visits, and every post says so at the top, as Korea’s advertising guidelines have required since December 2024. Each blogger visits in person. We never buy or rent blog accounts.
How do we know it worked?
A Korean-only coupon code you count at the till, links to every post, and screenshots of what Naver shows for your name each month. We don’t promise visitor numbers.
Who are the bloggers?
Korean bloggers who write about travel and food, chosen for your area and type of business. We check every post before it goes live.
Which language are the reports in?
English, or Traditional Chinese if you prefer. Korean copy is written by native speakers.
How long is the contract?
Setup takes 2–3 weeks. Monthly work runs for at least 3 months; after that you can cancel with 30 days’ notice.
Start by seeing what Koreans find about you
The check is free and arrives the same day or next morning (Korea time). Agencies can start with one client domain.
- A PDF report the same day or next morning (Korea time)
- Messages answered within one business day
- A one-page plan if you want to go further