New Affiliate Site Need Review

[CasinoVIPOffers]

Hello everyone,

I just started a new affiliate website: www.casinovipoffers.com and I wanted to get your opinion and advice on it. I built it all myself and made sure it looks as much professional as I could do. Any constructive feedback on how to make it better is welcome

[universal4]

Good start for sure congrats.

I personally think the slider is a bit tall pushing your offers (new online casinos) down a bit, but that is only a personal preference. The slider is decent for a few top offers so that helps make up for it.

I saw a few reviews that could use a little more text content but decent roll out of getting some offers out there.

Not sure if the "casino or game affiliate programs" is the best wording to target players.

I noticed on https://casinovipoffers.com/casino-games/ that of the 4 tables/divs, 3 were consistent in height but the blackjack one was 30-40 pixels or so taller, in my opinion that would look a little better if they were the same height. You might just need to adjust the percentages a little in Css as they will scale on mobile much better if you do.

Overall I like it, I did notice a bit of a delay on first load times but pages load pretty good after that.

Rick
Universal4

[CasinoVIPOffers]

Thanks a lot for these feedback Rick, I appreciate it
I will try to make the changes and hopefully, this makes the website even better.
But thanks again and yes, good place for good offers

[wonderpunter]

it's been live a year and you only rank for 10 keywords.. why? becuase your content is thin.. you need to increase quality size and volume

[CatalinAMG]

I love the domain name. Congrats for that! The overall design looks ok, but as Rick mentioned, you need to look into adjusting certain layouts. Also, maybe get rid of that blank AD banner from the bottom of the page, it makes the website to look like it's unfinished. Best of luck with your project!

[PROFRBcom]

Design is good, but you have many technical flaws holding you back.

Google is now "mobile-first" indexing, and your mobile performance is awful!

Your host took 3.5 seconds to respond, at that point, most people have already bounced from your website.

Your First Contentful Paint is almost 10 seconds on a 3g connection. You probably lost 90% of your traffic already at that point, for users on a slow mobile connection.


I was able to see you have some slot reviews when looking through Ahrefs, yet when looking at the site directly I couldn't see how to navigate them. To me, this means you have some user experience issues, hidden content issues, i.e. people have trouble moving through your website once you are lucky enough to get someone there! That is an awful waste of precious traffic!

Many other things as well

[chaumi]

From experience, sliders are notorious for slowing down page loading. Though I guess there will be some technical ways to overcome.

The content falls wildly short of what you really will need to be competitive or useful for visitors (in depth and breadth of coverage).

There is much to put right and improve/enhance, but probably at least some improvement in speed and enhancing the content you have would seem to be good initial targets to focus on.

[Jacob-itai-s]

Your website is very slow...

[BrazilTom]

I agree with others - it is a good design, but needs work on page speed and how the pages are loading. I would also optimise images and get some more content onto there. Also some quick fixes around things like headings - for example, you currently have multiple H1s and there are some H3s which can be changed to H2s etc.

[statsdrone]

Keep pumping the slots reviews, that might be the content that can pull in search traffic.

Your casinos in South Africa page doesn't seem to have any casinos listed on it.

[Cash Bonus]

Your site's okay, but it took a while to load and the overall presentation of it needs to be worked on a lot more than that.The menu seems a bit oversized and that was unresponsive when I first clicked on it.