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Naver Blog is Naver’s blogging platform in South Korea. The Naver Blog data source imports the daily stats report that Naver Blog exports as an .xlsx file. The report is downloaded from Naver Blog and uploaded to Adriel, so no Naver login is needed. Connecting it brings blog views, unique visitors, and visits into Adriel dashboards.

Before you connect

The following are required:
  • Access to the stats of the Naver Blog being reported on.
  • An .xlsx stats report downloaded from Naver Blog with the 일간 (Daily) unit. The report types available in Adriel are 조회수 (Views), 순방문자수 (Unique Visitors), and 방문 횟수 (Visits).
Each data source holds one report type. To report on views, unique visitors, and visits together, create one data source per report type.

Download the report from Naver Blog

The Naver Blog admin screens are in Korean. The English names below are translations for reference.
1

Open the metrics download page

In Naver Blog, go to 블로그 관리 (Blog Admin) → 내 블로그 통계 (My Blog Stats) → 지표 다운로드 (Download Metrics).
2

Select the data type

Under 데이터 종류 (Data type), select 조회수 (Views), 순방문자수 (Unique Visitors), or 방문 횟수 (Visits).
3

Set the unit and period

Under 데이터 단위 (Data unit), select 일간 (Daily). Under 기간 (Period), choose the date range to download.
4

Download the file

Click 지표 다운로드 (Download Metrics). Naver Blog saves the report as an .xlsx file.

Connect Naver Blog

1

Open the data source

On the Data Sources page, search for Naver Blog and select it. A panel lists any existing Naver Blog connections and a New connection button.
2

Create the connection

In the Choose connection panel, click New connection. Optionally, enter a Connection Name to tell connections apart, then click Submit. To add another data source to an existing connection, select that connection instead and continue to the next step.
3

Set up the data source

In the Data source settings panel, enter a Name for the data source. Select the Report Type that matches the downloaded file (Views, Unique Visitors, or Visits) and set Data Unit to Daily. Under Add to teamspaces, choose the teamspaces that should use the data source, then click Submit.
4

Upload the file

In the Upload file panel, drag and drop the .xlsx file downloaded from Naver Blog, or browse to select it. Only files of the selected report type and data unit can be uploaded, and each upload can be up to 10MB. The file saves automatically; close the panel when the upload is done.

Add new data to an existing data source

To add new dates, open the Row action menu (three-dot icon) on the data source and select Setting. On the General tab, under File Upload, click Attach File and upload a new .xlsx file of the same report type. 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, so overlapping periods are not counted twice. A monthly report, for example, can be kept up to date by uploading each new month’s file to the same data source.

What gets imported

Each data source imports the daily values of one report type. Views and Unique Visitors also include a split by visitor type: Followers, Mutual Neighbors, and Others. Visits is imported as a single total. For the complete list of metrics, breakdowns, and limits, see the Naver Blog data reference.

Troubleshooting

The file’s data type or unit does not match the data source. For example, a Visits file cannot be uploaded to a Views data source, and a weekly or monthly file cannot be uploaded to a Daily data source. Download the report again from Naver Blog with the matching data type and the 일간 (Daily) unit, or create a separate data source for the other report type.
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.
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 migrated. Create a new Naver Blog data source as described above, upload the reports, and rebuild the widgets with the new data source.

Naver Blog data reference

Metrics, breakdowns, and limits for the Naver Blog data source.

Naver Blog FAQs

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