My New Website

[WagerPod]

Hi guys,

Would love to know your thoughts on my new site Freebie.Bet - I know I did this in the past but the site has changed a lot since then.

Thanks in advance!

[Vivian Jones]

Hi guys,

Would love to know your thoughts on my new site Freebie.Bet - I know I did this in the past but the site has changed a lot since then.

Thanks in advance!

I like it)

[Fedr1]

cool domain - easy to remember. Everything is quite usual - flytonic wordpress theme - many affiliate websites use it

[TheGooner]

It's a wordpress site ...

PROS :
It's technically competent - and has good content - and lists UK licensed products.

CONS :
It's a free bet site - and very much just like all the other free bet sites.


PROFITS :
This site won't get bookmarked often or get repeat visitors IMO - it is straight to business and has no extra "grab" appeal (to me).
But you should make some money from first time visitors to this site depending on SERPs, but that's a huge competitive market.

OVERALL :
5/10 - There is nothing wrong with this site - but it's generic with common wordpress theme - so it's always going to be marginal.

[slototop]

looks like your target is make money from affiliates links on your homepage.
for me your content is poor...

[slototop]

Also your redirect links throw disalowed directory (/visit/ in robots.txt has Disallow: /visit/) its cheating for Google...

[dfiocch]

Also your redirect links throw disalowed directory (/visit/ in robots.txt has Disallow: /visit/) its cheating for Google...

False.
You should "disallow" (in robots.txt) or "nofollow" (tag) all links that redirect visitors to external pages, especially affiliate links.
This to "show" your intention to "not pass" link juice to the target page. Intentional passing of link juice = penalty (remember: google is a machine...).

Disallow or nofollow directories that redirect to an external page for "marketing" purposes is a good pratice (as stated by Matt Cutts many, many times...)

[baldidiot]

False.
You should "disallow" (in robots.txt) or "nofollow" (tag) all links that redirect visitors to external pages, especially affiliate links.
This to "show" your intention to "not pass" link juice to the target page. Intentional passing of link juice = penalty (remember: google is a machine...).

Disallow or nofollow directories that redirect to an external page for "marketing" purposes is a good pratice (as stated by Matt Cutts many, many times...)

There's a video where Cutt's even tells you to do it this way.