If we use a keyword in domain, Will it hit with EMD filter?

[Dynapro]

If we use a keyword in domain, Will it hit with EMD filter?

[nicksamson]

“From an SEO perspective, a keyword in a domain has very little direct impact today, but it does play a tremendous role in the anchor text of the links a website earns. In that regard, it can provide an SEO advantage. Another, and perhaps more important factor, however,is its role in branding.

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[jayam]

The EMD, or Exact Match Domain update, was a 2012 Google algorithm ... was the fact that SEOs would buy domains with exact match keyword phrases, ... that those that have been hit stay filtered or have a chance to escape the filter. ... If you were hit by the update, and you wanted to recover, the general .

[jayammrg]

However, when you see best-online-seo-company.biz in your search ... "We have looked at the rankings and weights that we give to keyword domains and some ... Many of the single dash EMD's that rank are old existing domains. ... how aggressive to be, and how far G is going to turn the "filter knobs,"

[chandrao7]

Because if you use Exact match domain then it may chances that the domain will be hit with EMD filter. The one of the most important benefits of branded domain