Starting out need review

Hi I'm Mik, I run https://last5games.com/ a football stats site and it is starting to gain some traction finally after a lot of technical work, it's been slow, but looks like the technical work is starting to to pay off. Once we get some proper traction we are going to look at getting advertisers on board, any advice/tips on how to do this would be much appreciated. We don't have the right numbers yet, but once we do, I want to get a Media Pack together etc to go out to potential partners.

It's my first venture into this market by the way.

Thanks

Maybe 10 new players stopped by your site today, but they had to find a different portal to recommend bookies to choose, since you do not have any that you link to with affiliate links.

Did not mean that to sound cruel, but if the site is up and you are building for traffic, every single visitor is wasted if you have no where to send them.

Have a look through many of the sponsors here at the GPWA and look for operators that serve the markets you plan on targeting. Also, the many posts and threads throughout the public threads re full of posts about operators that some may recommend

Rick
Universal4

From a design perspective, i'd recommend using the space to the left and right of the central block for some other useful blocks, as the web version has a lot of empty space.
Also recommend to add some filters at the top (by league, by date), otherwise it's endless scrolling.

And of course, you need to quickly get a deal to add blocks with odds.

Good luck, hope everything works out.

Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.

Not trying to come off as mean but the site looks like you just added a bunch of shortcodes from API-Football.

There's nothing wrong with using them but you need to add some content and make the site unique.

Design looks quite simple. But it might be effective though.

Your content is quite thin.

Try adding quality content to attract visitors from Google. Interlink your pages.