connectionsarchive.net
Landing Page Analysis
Play today's NYT Connections puzzle for free! Solve daily word association challenges, find groups of four related words, and test your vocabulary skills. New puzzle every day.
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Summary:
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Messaging
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Readability
36
Structure
48
Actionability
48
Design
30
Credibility
The page roast here is focused squarely on the Open Graph data you supplied. The rest of the page isn’t visible in this chat, but the OG signals are a train wreck waiting to happen: trademark risk, misleading promises, and a frankly opaque image setup. If you want people to actually click and trust you, fix the branding mismatch first, then worry about the rest. This data is the first impression on social, and right now it’s screaming “scammy affiliate” more than “trustworthy hub.”
Main Recommendations:
- Make the Open Graph data brand-consistent with your site (ConnectionsArchive). Replace NYT-branded language with your own brand voice (e.g., "Connections Archive — daily word-connection puzzles").
- Descriptively summarize what your page actually offers. Swap out "Play today's NYT Connections puzzle" with a description that reflects your product/community, e.g., "Daily word-connection puzzles curated by the Connections Archive community."
- Use a proper, on-brand OG image with readable text, and include alt text. Ensure og:image is the correct resolution (1200x630 or similar), and set og:url, og:type (website), and og:image:alt to describe the image content.