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Korea Project Brief for Overseas Companies

To start a Korea project with SWIN, email a one-page brief covering your offer, your Korean audience, the proof you hold and your target timing. SWIN replies by email with a fit assessment, open questions and a recommended first step. The brief is free of obligation and no price is committed until scope is agreed in writing.

Who should send a brief

  • Overseas manufacturers, exporters and brands that want Korean buyers or consumers to find and trust an official source.
  • Tourism boards, destinations and hospitality groups planning to reach Korean travelers.
  • Technology, B2B and professional-services firms that need a Korean page, search presence and inquiry route.
  • Public bodies and institutions communicating with Korean audiences.

What to put in the brief

Fields of a Korea project brief
FieldWhat to writeWhy SWIN asks
OfferProduct, service or destination in two or three sentences, plus your current website address.To judge what Korean visitors can actually be asked to do.
Korean audienceWho you want to reach: consumers, importers, engineers, travelers or officials, and where they are.Audience decides the channels: Naver, Google, Bing or AI assistants.
Proof you holdCertificates, documents, case material or partner names you may publish.SWIN publishes only what you can document.
Response ownerThe named person who approves Korean text and answers inquiries, with working language.A page without a reply owner turns inquiries into silence.
Timing and limitsPreferred launch window, pending approvals and anything that must not be claimed.To set a realistic first step and avoid unapproved claims.

How SWIN qualifies a project

Fit criteria for a Korea project
SignalGood fitNot a fit
GoalClear Korean information, search visibility and a working inquiry route.Guaranteed rankings, traffic, leads or sales.
ClaimsStatements backed by documents your team and advisers approve.Unverifiable superlatives, borrowed reviews or invented credentials.
OwnershipA named approver and reply owner on your side.No one able to approve Korean text or answer inquiries.
ScopeA focused first step, such as one Korean page or a visibility review.General programs, apps, bots or work unrelated to websites and content.

What happens after you send it

  1. Read. SWIN reviews the brief and your current website.
  2. Reply. You receive a fit assessment, open questions and a suggested first step by email.
  3. Agree. If you want to proceed, scope, fee and schedule are agreed in writing.
  4. Confirm facts. You approve every fact and claim before anything is published in Korean.

SWIN is a marketing agency. It does not give legal, tax, customs or certification advice, and search engines and AI assistants decide independently what to index or cite, so no ranking, inquiry or sales result is promised.

FAQ

Common questions

What is a Korea project brief?

A Korea project brief is a one-page email that tells SWIN what you offer, who in Korea you want to reach, what proof you hold and when you want to launch. It lets SWIN judge fit and ask the right scope questions before any call. A clear brief usually fits on one page and takes under an hour to prepare.

What should an overseas company include in the brief?

Include your current website, the product or service, the Korean audience, a named contact who can approve Korean text, documents you can share, and preferred timing. Add anything that limits the work, such as certifications still pending. Missing items are fine; list them as unknown rather than guessing, so the first reply can address them.

How does SWIN decide whether a project is a fit?

SWIN checks three things: the offer can legally and practically be sold or promoted in Korea, someone on your side can approve Korean content and answer inquiries, and the goal is something web and search work can support. Projects that depend on guaranteed rankings, sales volumes or unapproved claims are not a fit.

What happens after I send the brief?

SWIN replies by email with a fit assessment, the questions still open and a recommended first step, such as one Korean page or a visibility review. You decide whether to continue. Sending a brief creates no obligation, and SWIN does not publish or contact anyone in Korea on your behalf without your written approval.

Does the brief commit me to a price or contract?

No. The brief is an introduction, and the reply contains questions and a suggested scope, not a binding quote. Any fee, schedule and deliverables are agreed separately in writing after both sides understand the project. SWIN does not list fixed prices on this page because scope varies with the number of pages, languages and approvals.

Can SWIN guarantee Korean search rankings or inquiries from a project?

No. Naver, Google, Bing and AI assistants decide independently what to index, rank or cite. SWIN improves the clarity, structure and accessibility of your Korean source and the inquiry route, and reports what it can measure, but it cannot promise positions, traffic, leads or sales.

Send your Korea project brief

Email the five fields above in any order. Attach nothing confidential; SWIN will ask for documents once fit is clear.

Email your brief

Email tnvjaos88@gmail.com or call +82 10-5629-0999.