FAQs

Answers to common questions about uploads, expected behaviors, and limits for the Naver Blog data source.

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Why was my upload rejected?

Each Naver Blog data source accepts only files that match its Report Type and Data Unit. An upload is rejected when:

• The file’s data type is different from the data source’s report type. For example, a Visits (방문 횟수) file is uploaded to a Views data source.
• The file was downloaded with the weekly (주간) or monthly (월간) unit. Only the 일간 (Daily) unit is supported.
• The file is not an .xlsx file, such as a .csv copy of the report.

Download the report again from Naver Blog with the matching data type and the 일간 (Daily) unit, then upload it. For another report type, create a separate data source. The download steps are in How to connect Naver Blog.

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What happens if I upload a file with dates that already exist?

Rows are matched by date. Dates that already exist in the data source are overwritten with the values from the new file, and new dates are added. Overlapping periods are not counted twice. Earlier dates that are not in the new file stay in the data source. A data source can therefore be kept up to date by uploading each new period’s file, even when the files overlap.

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Can I upload a CSV file?

No. The Naver Blog data source accepts .xlsx files only, and uploading a .csv shows “Only .xlsx files can be uploaded.” Upload the .xlsx file exactly as downloaded from Naver Blog, without converting it.

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Why don’t I see post rankings or follower counts anymore?

The Naver Blog data source now imports the daily stats report that Naver Blog exports: Views (조회수), Unique Visitors (순방문자수), and Visits (방문 횟수). Views and Unique Visitors also include a split by Followers, Mutual Neighbors, and Others. Post rankings by views, likes, or comments, total neighbor or follower counts, post count, and impressions are not available. For the full field list, see the Naver Blog data reference.

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What happened to my old Naver Blog data source?

Naver Blog data sources created with a Naver ID and password before October 29, 2026 are no longer supported. They no longer appear in the data source list, and widgets that used them show no data with an alert that the widget has no data source available. The data is not moved to the new upload-based data source. To keep reporting on the blog, create a new Naver Blog data source, upload the stats reports for the period to report on, and rebuild the widgets with the new data source. See How to connect Naver Blog.

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