[cherry19870330]

Hi HN,

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]

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.

[XCSme]

Oh, and one thing that I noticed, your clickable cards look the same as non-clickable ones, I kept ending up clicking on the ones that do nothing.