I’ve noticed a significant issue. The user is asking for parking information for “남성당 한약방” (Namsangdang Hanyakbang) located in Jongno 3-ga, Seoul, which is listed as a “서울미래유산” (Seoul Future Heritage).
However, the search results are all about a completely different pharmacy with the same name, “남성당한약방”, located in Jinju, Gyeongsangnam-do. This Jinju pharmacy was run by the famous philanthropist Kim Jang-ha and recently closed, with the building being preserved as an educational center. This is a classic case of homonyms in different locations.
The user’s LSI keywords clearly point to the Seoul location: “종로 3가”, “익선동”, “김남주 원장”, “서울미래유산”.
The search results provide excellent parking information for the Jongno 3-ga and Ikseon-dong area, which is exactly what’s needed.
Therefore, I must completely ignore the search results about the Jinju “남성당한약방” and focus solely on the parking information for Jongno 3-ga to serve the user’s request accurately. I have enough information from the parking-related search results to write the article.
My plan remains the same, but I will now use the specific parking lot names and prices found in the search results to create the blog post for the SEOUL “남성당 한약방”.
Introduction: Address the difficulty of parking in Jongno/Ikseon-dong when visiting Namsangdang Hanbang.
Summary: List the top 3 cheapest parking options.
Details:
Explain the parking situation in the area.
Recommend specific parking lots like Jongmyo Public Parking Lot, GS Gran Seoul, or others mentioned in the search results.
Create a comparison table with rates and distance.
Add extra tips like using parking apps (Modoo’s Parking, Kakao T Parking).
Keywords: I will weave in the user-provided LSI keywords throughout the text.
I will proceed to write the HTML content based on this corrected understanding.
