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Product Being Reviewed

The video isn’t reviewing a single app. It’s a roundup of 5 recommended Chrome extensions/tools (plus additional workflow and platform guidance) aimed at blogging productivity and growth, with an emphasis on AdSense-focused blogging. It also covers AI writing tools and SEO/analytics extensions.

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Key Features Mentioned (by Tool / Category)

1) AI Writing Assistant Recommendations (no single specific Chrome extension)

The speaker previously used ChatGPT, but claims its performance has “dropped” recently. Instead, they recommend:

• Funnai: positioned as beginner-friendly
• Claude: positioned as higher quality outputs

They suggest using AI like a personalized bot assistant to speed up writing, and mention Jaminai as beginner-friendly due to discounted items (to reduce early cost burden).

Pros

• Faster content creation via AI
• Claude positioned as producing better quality

Cons

• No explicit downsides, beyond implied differences in performance/cost
• Claim that ChatGPT’s performance decreased (subjective)

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2) Mirican / Canva-like Thumbnail Creation

Thumbnail tools mentioned include:

• Canva
• Mirican (spelled inconsistently in subtitles: e.g., “Mirican/Miricancan”)

Key workflow shown:

• Use Elements (e.g., search “square”), then recolor/fill
• Use Templates / search “thumbnail”
• Advice: don’t spend too much time perfecting thumbnails

Paid mode:

• The creator claims they haven’t used paid mode for 5 years, only once for Instagram (not for blogging).

Pros

• Many pre-made assets/templates
• Quick customization
• Free plan is described as sufficient

Cons

• Paid mode exists, but creator says it’s unnecessary

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3) “Drag Free” (right-click disable + copy help)

This extension is added to Chrome and pinned. The video describes behavior involving a shortcut (mentioned as Alt+1) and disabling right-click globally.

Use case:

• Some government/official PDF sites disable right-click, making reference copying difficult.
• The speaker claims “Drag Free” (or the shortcut approach) enables copying/reference even when right-click is blocked.

Pros

• Helps copy/reference content from sites that disable right-click (per speaker)
• Reduces research friction

Cons

• Disables right-click, which may be annoying
• The “workaround” depends on how each site behaves

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4) SimilarWeb (“Simular Web / SimilarWeb”) (traffic & keyword insights)

A Chrome extension is recommended for competitor/site insights.

What it can analyze:

• Monthly traffic volume
• Keywords used
• In the paid version: visitor countries and traffic sources (search vs direct/external)

Guidance:

• Free version is enough for beginners
• Paid version is very expensive, so pay only when deeper analysis is required

Pros

• Quick competitor overview (“at a glance”)
• Keywords + traffic patterns help planning

Cons

• Paid version cost is explicitly called out as high

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5) Uber Suggest (keyword / SEO metrics)

Recommended extension/tool.

The video says:

• Free version is adequate for beginners
• Displays metrics including:
  • DA index/domain strength
  • Traffic
  • CPC

The speaker also suggests combining it with AI:

• Capture the metrics and ask AI to analyze what they mean
• Mentions using annual volume and finding high CPC keywords

Pros

• Beginner-friendly via free tier
• Actionable SEO metrics (traffic/CPC/strength)

Cons

• Paid tier exists; creator implies it’s not needed early

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6) “Everyware” / “Uber Thirst” (similar concept keyword tool)

Subtitles mention everyware and “Uber Thirst”. The video frames it as similar in concept to Uber Suggest, but notes:

• It may overlap with similar features
• It reportedly doesn’t work properly in Korean, so Uber Suggest is preferred

Pros

• Similar functionality conceptually

Cons

• Not reliable for Korean usage

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7) OneClick (SEO meta / on-page indicators)

Recommended as an SEO analysis extension.

It shows multiple indicators for a page, including:

• Header organization
• H tags structure
• Image arrangement
• Alt tags
• Links
• Title/description
• “SURRL” meta tags (spelling unclear)
• Counts of images and links

The creator frames it as:

• More useful for advanced analysis, but beginners can start by checking header/H-tag organization

Pros

• Comprehensive on-page SEO snapshot
• Helps quickly understand competitors’ structure

Cons

• Can feel advanced/overwhelming for beginners

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8) “AdSense Version of the Golden Assistant” (dashboard / tooling)

The speaker mentions a tool built for their own use: Golden Assistant (AdSense version).

Includes:

• Mouse gestures
• A right-click disable option (can remove “Drag Free” by enabling this)

Mouse gestures are described as especially convenient when you have many windows open.

Additional Naver/Korea research workflow mentioned Subtitles shift into broader research workflows using Korean platforms:

• Naver search: different keyword-trend outputs; behavior differs for paid vs free
• Naver Creator Advisor
• Google Trends
• Naver Data Lab (especially for shopping context)
• Naver blog analysis features (Channel Summary / Post Analysis), including:
  • character count, image count, links
  • daily visitors and total visitors

Competitor deeper analysis tooling is described as expensive:

• The creator suggests you’d likely pay if monthly spend exceeds 10 million won

Pros

• Streamlines workflow with mouse gestures
• Helps benchmarking competitors/trends on Korean platforms

Cons

• Some deeper features are positioned as expensive (exact prices unclear)

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9) Image Compression Note (WordPress vs Blogspot)

The video says:

• Compression isn’t necessary for Blogspot
• For WordPress, you must compress images

It mentions an image compression tool:

• If compressing to JPG, a simple approach is enough
• Limit mentioned: up to 20 items per day

Pros

• Practical performance optimization for WordPress

Cons

• Not applicable to Blogspot

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10) Two-Monitor Setup Recommendation (big productivity claim)

The strongest non-extension recommendation is a two-monitor setup:

• Cost mentioned: about 80,000 won
• Creator claims it’s worth far more than 10 million won in productivity benefits
• Encourages adding a second monitor if you currently use one

Pros

• Major productivity boost (claimed)

Cons

• Upfront cost/time to set up (80,000 won mentioned)

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Overall Pros / Cons (based on video content)

Main Pros

• Saves time via workflow automation: AI writing + quick thumbnail templates
• Better research/SEO planning with keyword + competitor analytics (SimilarWeb, Uber Suggest, OneClick)
• Improves browsing workflow with extensions like Drag Free and mouse gestures
• Emphasis that beginners can rely on free tiers for key tools

Main Cons

• Several tools have paid versions described as “very expensive”
• Some tools may not work well for Korean language
• Disabling right-click may be inconvenient if you need normal browser behavior

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Comparisons Made

AI Tools

• ChatGPT (previously used; performance allegedly dropped)
• Funnai (beginner-friendly) vs Claude (higher quality)
• Jaminai (cost-friendly via discounts)

Keyword Tools

• Uber Suggest vs everyware / Uber Thirst (conceptually similar)
• Subtitles claim the alternative doesn’t work properly in Korean, so Uber Suggest is preferred

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User Experience Notes (“How it feels”)

• Thumbnail workflow is mostly template-based, with advice not to over-invest time
• “Drag Free” targets sites that disable right-click, using a shortcut/copy approach
• Mouse gestures are described as extremely convenient once you learn them

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Unique Points Mentioned (consolidated)

1. Extensions are recommended for Chrome (not Edge).
2. Chrome Web Store behaviors include extension pinning.
3. AI recommendation: ChatGPT performance dropped recently.
4. Funnai for beginners.
5. Claude for higher quality outputs.
6. Jaminai recommended for discounted beginner costs.
7. Use AI as a personalized assistant/bot approach.
8. Thumbnail tools: Canva and Mirican.
9. Mirican workflow: use templates/elements (e.g., square) and recolor/fill.
10. Paid mode in Canva isn’t needed (creator hasn’t used it in 5 years).
11. “Drag Free” disables right-click globally for copy workarounds.
12. SimilarWeb: check traffic + keywords; paid adds country/source breakdown.
13. SimilarWeb: free is enough for beginners; paid is costly.
14. Uber Suggest: keyword metrics including DA strength, traffic, CPC.
15. Uber Suggest: use free version early.
16. Uber Suggest helps find keywords by annual volume and high CPC.
17. Alternate keyword tool (“everyware” / “Uber Thirst”) allegedly fails in Korean.
18. OneClick: shows on-page indicators (headers/H tags/images/alt/link/title/description/meta).
19. Golden Assistant (AdSense version) includes mouse gestures and right-click disable option.
20. Naver: paid vs free affects keyword/trend outputs.
21. Naver creator tools: channel summary/post analysis (visitors + content metrics).
22. Google Trends mentioned for trending searches.
23. Naver Data Lab mentioned for shopping-related trends.
24. Naver Creator Advisor mentioned for category-based trend traffic.
25. Deeper competitor analysis tooling is expensive; likely if monthly spend exceeds 10 million won.
26. Image compression: not needed on Blogspot, needed on WordPress.
27. Compression tool limit: up to 20 items/day (JPG mentioned).
28. Biggest productivity claim: two monitors (80,000 won; worth more than 10 million won claimed).
29. Mentions a paid lecture (3 million won) with ~10,000 applicants and positive reviews (not an extension feature).

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Speaker Views / Aspects

• A single main speaker (Alpha Nam / AdSense Farm operator) throughout
• Focus is on productivity/time-saving, workflow improvements, and beginner-friendly usage (especially free tiers)
• No clear second speaker in the subtitles

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Concise Verdict / Recommendation

Recommended for bloggers who want speed + a practical research workflow, especially beginners. The video suggests using:

• AI (Funnai / Claude) for drafts
• Mirican/Canva-style templates for thumbnails
• Uber Suggest / SimilarWeb / OneClick for SEO and competitor analysis

It also recommends sticking mostly to free tiers unless you truly need paid depth. The biggest “bang for buck” beyond extensions is the two-monitor setup.