If you look through the sites providing results of Kolkata FF, you'll realize that almost any of them has the same blocks placed in the same order: header, result table, old chart, tips section, and the disclaimer in the footer of the site. Why do almost any Kolkata FF site have this structure? Let's dig deeper and take a closer look at the blocks and their functions.
The First Header With Date and Live Time
The red or yellow header with the current date and often live clock – this is the first element that the user sees on almost any Kolkata Fatafat website. The function of this block is to give an immediate visual confirmation that the website is active and fresh. Without current date, the user will leave the site immediately. That's why this header is generated automatically with JS code.
The Main Result Table
Right after the header, there is a main result table, which is the central element of the homepage. The table contains all 8 Baji slots for week days and 4 slots for Sundays with Patti and single digit result of each round. The table is designed in such a way that you can quickly scan it in 3 seconds, because this is the exact period when the user decides whether he should stay or leave.
The Old Result Chart
Below the result table, there is an old chart with results of the last 7 to 30 days. The function of this block is to provide opportunities for regular players to analyze number patterns and repetitions, and for newcomers to estimate the credibility of the site. If the old chart is incomplete or absent, the site is not credible.
The Tips & Tricks Section
Most of the Kolkata FF websites have the tips and tricks block with daily predictions or lucky numbers for users. Sometimes, these numbers are presented as expert predictions, and sometimes, as mere numbers for reference. In any case, this tips section is used to keep the user on the site longer and increase the SEO and ad revenue of the site.
The Explanatory Text Wall
There is also a section with texts about the nature of the game and the procedure of checking results. This text wall is made mainly for Google to index the page, but the users don't usually read it. However, Google needs these texts on the page to have keywords.
The WhatsApp & Telegram Section
Many Kolkata FF homepages have the call-to-action button to invite users to join a WhatsApp group or Telegram channel where all the latest results are posted faster. This is the most effective tool of user retention in the niche because as soon as the user joins the group, he receives notifications about every new result. It means that the user no longer needs to visit the site, but the website creates loyal audience.
The Disclaimer in Footer
There is also a disclaimer in the footer of the site stating that the game is completely based on luck, the site is only informative, and users play at their own risk. The disclaimer is needed both from the legal and Google policies point of view.
Conclusions
This is the structure of a generic Kolkata FF homepage. Every block, starting from the header with date and ending with the disclaimer in footer, plays its own role: results' delivery, user retention, or pleasing of the search engine. As soon as you understand the function of every block, it will be easy for you to distinguish a good Kolkata FF website from a bad one in seconds.
