Cool experiment, I like the idea of going deep on a micro-niche instead of chasing broad keywords.
Since you're comparing structured overviews vs blog-style content, I'd watch scroll depth and click behavior closely. I built UXWizz, and for niche hubs heatmaps and session recordings have been way more useful than raw pageviews. You can quickly see if people just grab a code and bounce or actually explore the internal links and sections.
cherry19870330|7 days ago
I’ve been building a small bootstrapped fan-made guide site focused on Roblox Abyss.
The goal is to structure scattered information (codes, beta updates, gameplay systems, weapons, races) into a clean, SEO-optimized content hub.
I’m experimenting with: - Building a strong /codes landing page for search intent - Creating structured overview pages instead of blog-style posts - Improving internal linking for topical authority - Testing how gaming niche content performs without paid traffic
Would love feedback on content structure or SEO direction from others who’ve built niche content sites.
Not affiliated with Roblox Corporation.
XCSme|4 days ago
Since you're comparing structured overviews vs blog-style content, I'd watch scroll depth and click behavior closely. I built UXWizz, and for niche hubs heatmaps and session recordings have been way more useful than raw pageviews. You can quickly see if people just grab a code and bounce or actually explore the internal links and sections.