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Should we include stop words in our EMDs? - since many people say Google doesn't really take that into consideration. Say for example there's the following searches for the following keywords:

best caterer in Sydney - 2,000 exact searches
best caterer Sydney - 150 exact searches

And we want to target "best caterer in Sydney" because of the greater number of searches. If we want to get an EMD, would there be any difference in getting bestcaterersydney.com vs bestcatererinsydney.com?

Because if Google doesn't really take into account stop words, then it shouldn't make a difference right?
#emds #stop #words
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    • Profile picture of the author WraithSarko
      Originally Posted by MikeWike View Post

      but EMD's are quite overrated after penguin update and so..
      Why?
      I keep hearing this but I've never heard "why?"
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  • Profile picture of the author Jon Paella
    I'm still seeing the positive effects of EMD for my sites and also for sites all over the SERPs
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  • Profile picture of the author John Romaine
    Its not the EMD thats over-rated. Its the blatent keyword stuffing and crummy offpage optimization that causes problems.
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