How do I add a short link to a Naver Blog?
Just paste an lsu.kr short link as text in the middle of a post, at the bottom, or in your profile bio. Using a subdomain link with your shop name instead of a long, complex booking or order URL keeps posts looking cleaner.
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Where in a blog should I put a short link?
Naver Blog turns a plain URL in the body text into a link automatically, but a long address makes the post look messy. Shortening it with lsu.kr produces a short, readable form like shopname.lsu.kr.
- Inside a sentence that mentions booking or ordering
- A closing "here's the link" line at the bottom of the post
- Your blog profile/bio area
What should I watch for when putting it in my profile?
Since a profile bio often only allows one link, it is best to pick the page you want to highlight most (such as your booking page) and name the subdomain accordingly.
If you want to point to several pages, create a different lsu.kr link for each post and keep just one representative link in your profile.
Can I see click counts separately for each post?
Using a different lsu.kr link per post lets you check each link's stats — clicks, referral sources — separately in the management screen, so you can gauge which posts lead to more bookings or orders.
Can I use it in sponsored or press-trip posts?
Yes, an lsu.kr link works the same way in a sponsored or press-trip post for linking to a booking page or menu. Separately from the link itself, disclosing that a post is sponsored is a labeling requirement blog owners need to follow on their own.
How do I add a short link to a Naver Blog?: step by step
- Decide which page to linkChoose the original address you want your blog post to link to, such as a booking form, menu or event page.
- Create the lsu.kr linkEnter the original address and choose a subdomain name based on your shop or event to create the link.
- Paste it into the postPaste the link into the relevant sentence in your blog post editor.
- Check it in previewBefore publishing, confirm in preview that the link appears clickable.
Frequently asked questions
Does adding a short link hurt blog search visibility?
lsu.kr is an ordinary redirect link that has passed safety checks, so there is no basis to think including it in a post hurts visibility. That said, avoid stuffing in unrelated links excessively.
Can I change where an already-published post's link goes?
Yes. Leave the post as is and just enter a new destination address in managing and editing a short link.
Is this different from using it on Naver Band?
The creation method is the same. See sharing a short link on Naver Band for Band-specific tips.
Can visitors check whether the link is safe beforehand?
Yes. Adding + to the end of the link shows the destination and safety status before redirecting. See how to check if a short link is safe for details.
Will the link look unfamiliar to my regular readers?
Naming the subdomain after your shop or service, as in shopname.lsu.kr, gives some idea of the source, which feels more comfortable to readers than a random code.
Can I use it in a widget or category description too?
Yes. Any blog layout element that accepts a link, including widgets and category descriptions, works with an lsu.kr link pasted as text.