Request for Feedback on My Affiliate Website

[Nodepositguru]

Hi GPWA Community,

I’d love to get your thoughts on my affiliate website, https://nodepositguru.com. It focuses on no deposit bonuses and free spins, aiming to provide value to players with detailed reviews and offers.
I’m especially interested in your feedback on the UX/UI Design, content, and overall user experience. Any tips for improvement or suggestions to make it more appealing to players would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance for your time and advice!

Best regards,
Eddie

[newcustomeroffer]

Looks clean, good work on the design!

Seems to have some geo-targeting which is great, worth looking at the copy in the first paragraph so under: 'List of Best No Deposit Bonus Codes for United Kingdom 2024' I see 'Explore our expertly curated list of bonuses for Romanian players' (emphasis added)

[nwalker]

I'm from the Uk, home page thought i was from South Korea!

[Nodepositguru]

Thanks for your feedback! I fix the copy.

[chaumi]

I like the look of it. Although - as I'm sure you know - it's been seen countless times before. Suggest be thinking...what can I put on it that's not been seen before? (or at least, what can I put on it that is better than seen before). And remember - nearly 100% of the sites that do this type of stuff (and have been doing for the last 5-15 years) are effectively dead at this point (as far as Google is concerned)

I'd say get rid of those few crappy stock images, create some originals. And that includes Sophia - why would you want to put up a photo of a person who doesn't 'exist' as the author of a casino site review! Unless 'Sophia' is an expert gambling writer with bios all over the internet.

The home page showed me US casinos, but I'm currently on an Ireland VPN connection. Interestingly, the review page I hit did tell me the casino wasn't available to Irish visitors. The no-deposit page I hit did note where I was correctly, too.

I'm not sure that massive list of casinos is optimal with that design. Looks like a wall and possibly visitors will jump over it. Maybe some spacing would help, but (when you have visitors) you might need to do some on page tracking to see if anyone is taking notice.

I'd suggest you don't even need it on the home page and a focus on getting the home known as a no deposit expert might be a way to go. Yes, the casinos are part of the picture, but that many?? There will be other ways of presenting worth trying.

It's probably just cosmetic...but you could avoid mixing types of bullet points and also it may not be optimal to have single item lists/lines with a bullet.

[Nodepositguru]

Thanks for your feedback! Appreciate it!

[Martyn]

I'd have a think on your target market and more specifically consider, is this the type of player/demographic that will look to spend online for entertainment purposes.

The problem I see is that as soon as you create a behaviour of giving no deposit offers, players get into that habit and come to expect them. As a result of this, their deposit intent significantly reduces which will have a longterm affect on your affiliate earning potential. And, it's harder for a casino to convert them into real money players when there's so many non deposit options on offer.

I also like to see more in the way of navigation towards the top of the site. I couldn't see any reviews at first, players are always looking for others opinions on brands and like to be guided. I see the footer links, but they're in the footer, takes me a while to get down there. As I couldn't see a review link, I expected the logo to click through to the site, not the review.

I also agree on the number of casinos on offer, I think it would be best to offer up your preferred choice of top 5 or 10 brands, giving them more space to display their logos and info etc. and load more in when instructed by the user. Consider the scroll on a mobile device in this too.

Designwise, it's clean and usable, but I do think it needs a clearer form of navigation to help a user out a bit more.

[casinobonusguy]

Hi GPWA Community,

I’d love to get your thoughts on my affiliate website, https://nodepositguru.com. It focuses on no deposit bonuses and free spins, aiming to provide value to players with detailed reviews and offers.
I’m especially interested in your feedback on the UX/UI Design, content, and overall user experience. Any tips for improvement or suggestions to make it more appealing to players would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance for your time and advice!

Best regards,
Eddie

I am in Canada but got a page for New Zealand Casinos ,Just a FYI.

[bjorken]

Hi Eddie, like others I am also getting wrong geo location.

I like that the site offer was it promises = no deposit bonuses. And I like that there is many of them.

I would focus on UX for mobile. It seems like you are not able to view the no deposit offer in mobile view, only the deposit offer. Also the filters in mobile don't seem to do anything, or at least clicking new/ best value / my location does not change the top 5 casinos listed. I would add a filter for Exclusive.

[wonderpunter]

You are going to need to sort out the cache vs geo target conflict, you can set it up so that goes are not cached it can be annoying.

[gambit12]

Load time is good, UI a little bit simple, you can add more gambling banners