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Based on the domain alone (don’t know its backlink profile, etc.), I would think it is a good domain for sure.
.dk is what Denmark? How do you say bestonlinecasinos in Danish? While some tld’s work well for other languages, it’s very hard to get something like .dk to rank high on English search. Google is getting better at local search.
Now if people in Denmark search for best online casinos, then yes it’s a good domain, if they don’t then it’s really up to G.
I guess the real answer is it depends.
toshibaff that looks Not bad to me!
If it helps, I’ve ranked in the Top 3 for “best online casinos” on Google several times and the only traffic that term really gets now is marketeers looking to be on your site or exchange links. 3 or 4 years ago it was worth having that position and although you get the odd one or two signups from it now, it’s questionable if it’s worth the investment on getting the term. My rank is now sliding and the signups haven’t noticeably changed from when it was no 2 or 3 (never quite made no 1!). The way people search has definitely evolved IMO.
To value a domain name you need to look whether people search for it as that presumably can give you type-in traffic without the need to rank on Google. And then see if there are advertisers willing to pay for it.
Best Online Casinos is searched 5400 times worldwide on average each month and advertisers are willing to pay up to $117 per click, which may as well be one of the most expensive CPC I have seen.
But once you limit the search to Denmark, which is what will happen with a .dk domain, the average monthly searches go down to 10.
So personally I would not call that a good domain. Sorry.
