[🛠] Tip - Raising My Blog Index #2: Experimenting with Avoiding ‘Similar Documents’ (Expertise +8, Relevance +4)

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It would be better to change the repeated daily KPT comments from text into images.

• Original: http://blog.naver.com/hyeogikarp/223881575026
• Naver published at: 2025/05/29 09:43 KST
• Original category: Blog

Original

While discussing ways to improve blog SEO with Gemini 2.5 Pro, I heard this:

It would be better to change the repeated daily KPT comments from “text” into “images.”

It was telling me to turn Gemini’s KPT comments in the daily “How Was Today?” series into images.

I thought, “No… that sounds way too annoying?!” but I listened to the reason anyway.

Gemini’s reasoning was roughly this:

1. Solving the “similar documents” problem: If the same text, such as ✅ what went well and ❌ what could be better, repeats in every daily post, Naver’s robot may think, “Huh? This blog posts similar things every day?” and classify the posts as “similar documents.” If the KPT section is turned into an image, the repeated text disappears, so the robot recognizes each post as a new article.

2. Increasing the “topic expertise” score: If KPT text is mixed into the post, the robot may get confused and wonder, “Is this post about development? Self-improvement?” If the KPT section is moved into an image, the whole post focuses only on one topic, so the logic was that the “expertise” score would be judged higher.

That did make sense.

I tried it once, figuring there was nothing to lose. I made the KPT feedback into an image and inserted it into the post…

Unbelievable! The index improved this much all at once.

I had no idea that simply changing text into an image could make such a big difference for search engine optimization.

Wow… thank you…! Jaemin 😭