Please tell us what you would improve if you had this site

[Peacefrog]

Just want to know what you belive is worth to improve. Like tips and hints.

This is the site: https://no-deposit-coupons.com/

Thanks!

[NoDepositCasinos]

I believe there's room for improvement with some simple changes. I would suggest:

1. Incorporating images into the coupons – a small logo of the casino along with the coupon amount could make it more visually appealing.
2. Reorganizing the layout for quick scanning and easy reading of each coupon. When reviewing a coupon, I find myself scrolling up and down to read the next one unless I go column by column, which isn't a common reading pattern.
3. Reviewing the texts and correcting the typos (you can do it easily with tools like Grammarly).

I hope some of these ideas are useful to you. Lots of success.

[allfreechips]

Without some real content you will have a hard time ranking this site.

[wonderpunter]

i would persoanlly focus on something else., a lot of work for not a lot of results

[chaumi]

Without some real content you will have a hard time ranking this site.

This probably nailed it.

But, extra thoughts....

It looks like you landed on a site built in 2003. But instead of a page of banners (we've all done it! or at least anyone that started in the 2000s most likely has), you get a page of boxes with a bit of text in.

When I last investigated a couple of years ago, html sites did seem to be getting some sort of unexpected traction. In other words, pretty basic, not very 'useful' html pages were ranking (including some of my own) where logically they shouldn't have been. I don't know why this was the case, maybe partly age, maybe the simplicity was helping, maybe some aged/consistent links played a part. But I guess from that your html build could give you some (likely minor) advantage.

The content is English....but very clearly not written by a native English speaker. At a minimum, have it reviewed and rewritten so it's grammatically correct. As someone (who knows what they're doing) goes through that exercise, they should highlight what content/explanations/supporting info is missing.

But behind all that, the structure isn't great.

As an example, when you click 'next' on the homepage for more coupon codes, it then starts taking you through pages named 'page 2, page 3, etc'. Yeah, a visitor who is somehow tempted to scroll through page after page of coupon codes may not care. But 1. you likely won't get the visitor anyway, 2. if you did, it's likely they wouldn't get past the homepage, and 3. that's rubbish naming that'll (very likely) do nothing for you.

There will be other examples.

Overall optimal approach (I think)...

Go back to square 1
Think about your subject/study it
Build a plan for it. Develop the plan.
Build a site that fully covers the subject of no deposit coupon codes, with appropriately named pages, relevant and useful CTAs

Potential approach if you want to stick with what you've got...

You'll still need to make the content improvements/corrections note above
But (theoretically) you could tack on a blog section, and start filling it with relevant posts around the subject
If you can do it well enough (and don't underestimate the effort needed, or the possibility it just won't do anything), then you might get traffic to those posts/pages that you could (with CTAs) funnel to your coupon code lists.
In theory, you could even try the above with AI, and that'll give you bulk (which you'll probably need) in the fastest time. See other recent threads about the use of AI, there are positive and negative and 'don't know' views. The reality is you won't know for sure unless you try it and either get positive or negative results. If you get positive, the biggest risk (I see) is that ultimately becomes negative, possibly for the pages or the whole site.

Note: I'm not saying 'use AI' or even any of the rest of it. Just recognize the options, think/study, and make an informed decision based on everything you know, think you know, and can second guess. And also based on your own limitations or strengths, primarily time, money, skills, experience, desire.

[gambit12]

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