Frequently asked questions

EOND SEO is a service that audits your site's SEO, AEO and GEO so it shows up well in search engines and AI, and tells you how to fix what it finds. It also includes My site console, which records keyword rankings daily, and a structured data (JSON-LD) generator for Naver search carousels. (On 2026-10-06 the service was renamed from Carousel Generator to EOND SEO.)

Basic carousel generation is free. Premium features (unlimited carousels, advanced analytics and more) are available through paid plans.

Applying structured data doesn't make a carousel appear immediately. It's decided by Naver's algorithm, and content quality and relevance are key factors.

It supports many content types, including products, recipes, movies, books, courses and blog posts. You can use it for any content that fits the structured data standards.

Insert the generated JSON-LD code inside your page's <head> tag in the form <script type="application/ld+json">. For details, see the Platform guides.

Yes, it works on WordPress too. You can add it directly to header.php by editing your theme, or use a structured data plugin.

Structured data works regardless of device. Search engines process it the same way on both mobile and desktop.

You can validate it with Google's structured data testing tool or the Rich Results Test. You can also check in Naver Search Advisor.

The free version lets you generate 3 carousels per day (1 per day for guests). The paid version offers unlimited generation, advanced analytics, priority support and more.

Yes, you can cancel at any time. After canceling, you can keep using premium features until the end of your current billing period.

If you haven't used the service within 7 days of payment, you can get a full refund. See the Terms of Service for details.

Structured data helps search engines understand your content better. That makes it more likely to appear as rich snippets, carousels and more, which helps improve click-through rate.

Yes, structured data is recognized by all major search engines, including Google. It follows the Schema.org standard, so it's compatible worldwide.

Technically yes, but too much structured data can backfire. We recommend 1–2 highly relevant carousels per page.