Which domain is better and the impact on SEO

Hello, I have 2 unrelated questions.


The first domain on which it is better to embed the site. Is a domain like owlbets.com or priam.io better? It is said that .com is better, but the topic is cryptocurrencies and casinos, so .io also fits and holds the brand more.


Second question, will such a comparison table with a short description of a given casino have a negative impact on SEO and UX? Most of them see icons with 3 simple slogans, e.g. - Many slots game, - Fast withdrawal etc.
I can't add a picture so I mean something like on this page.https://talletus-bonus.com/ A brief description below the bonus. U less is a little longer, is it okay and is it not worse than a few slogans than icons as it has 99% pages?

Between the two, I would pick priam.io since you want to build the site up as a cryptocurrency site. I would just give a small description of your domain using the right keywords and start working on the SEO part along with social media marketing. I also had a look at your example website in your post and I don't see anything wrong with using that as an example to work from. You should be alright. Hopefully, you'll start seeing the results pretty soon. Just keep putting in the effort and hard work. Very best of luck to you!

I'd suggest use whatever is going to be most recognizable/memorable to visitors in your target country (Finland I think). Not sure where Owl fits in with that, I thought Owls were more associated with Sweden, but might be wrong maybe it's Scandinavia in general.

I also don't see any real worries with your example site layout

And I still have the option to use the antbet.com domain, what do you think about such a domain? Suitable for a serious site about cryptocurrency casinos or look for .io because it wins in the survey?

I'd personally be looking for .io as I find it to be more appropriate. I wouldn't use antbet(dotcom) either.

Thank you for your answer.
I still have a question about the .co domain. It is also often used for such topics, but I'm afraid of mistakes in entering the page, after all, only one letter of difference. A .which are much cheaper than .io so is this a good alternative?

.co is still an okay alternative for .io domain, but keep in mind that there's a possibility people will mistaken it for .com

I've been browsing partner domains and it's hard to find a partner site that doesn't contain slots, bet, bonus, casino, games in the domain. There are very few domains of the type where there is no initial targeting per topic. There are several types of operators: Intertops, Pinnacle, Fairlay, Bovada. However, there are still many types of GTbets bet365 etc. So is a domain like priam.io or similar for a small partner, where you don't know what's going on right away? In google for password data, I can see most domains from gamble, bets casino, etc. On the other hand, with such competition, it may be worth standing out.

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Originally Posted by Cash Bonus

I'd personally be looking for .io as I find it to be more appropriate. I wouldn't use antbet(dotcom) either.

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By the way, I thought that antbet is a very strong domain name, but I'm not an expert

antebet(dotcom) sounds a lot better than antbet(dotcom) and it's meaningful too.

I bet you'd also do well with that domain name.

I still wouldn't choose antbet tbh. Hope this clears things up.

For SEO a country tld gives a small advantage if you are targeting that country. Officially .io is for the British Indian Ocean territory. Google admitted in the past to see some country tlds as generic after a wide use of them. I am not sure how it is for .io

To be safe, a .com will be better than the .io if you are not sure how Google handles them.

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Originally Posted by Christiaan

For SEO a country tld gives a small advantage if you are targeting that country. Officially .io is for the British Indian Ocean territory. Google admitted in the past to see some country tlds as generic after a wide use of them. I am not sure how it is for .io

To be safe, a .com will be better than the .io if you are not sure how Google handles them.

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I agree for the .com part. As for the SEO part, I don't see a problem if you do it that way that site you mentioned. Just keep adding he content, and hopefully result will come.

the choice fell on .co
I like .io as well, but the price is too high for this domain. .co is also not cheap but twice as cheap.

I was also thinking about .cc, however. Which sounds more natural to me.
.com of course taken for that password. (net and org free but. which suits the domain itself better)

I've always used .com or .org / net for every project.
We will see how it will be now. The upside is that it is a slightly more offshore domain, I can see some bookmakers on this domain.
As for the little difference, with com, I don't care. The only thing I will do is to extend the domain in the logo, which in the case of com or net logos did not have to be.

The price of a registering a domain can not be a factor can it? I mean, how much difference could it be? $50 at most?

Am I completely ignorant here?

I would go with a .com all day if available. I think .io perhaps if you can get a EMD for what you are after, but otherwise, .com all the way. Using a .co just seems like a good way to send traffic to your competitor with the .com extension since I think there is a real loss of typo traffic given that .com is imbedded in the minds of most of humanity at this point.

/2 cents

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Originally Posted by PROFRBcom

The price of a registering a domain can not be a factor can it? I mean, how much difference could it be? $50 at most?

Am I completely ignorant here?

I would go with a .com all day if available. I think .io perhaps if you can get a EMD for what you are after, but otherwise, .com all the way. Using a .co just seems like a good way to send traffic to your competitor with the .com extension since I think there is a real loss of typo traffic given that .com is imbedded in the minds of most of humanity at this point.

/2 cents

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Totally agree with this man!
go for .com!