In my personal experience it does matter if the keyword is in the URL. I think it matters a lot actually. It is another signal search engines use for relevancy. And relevancy is the most important ranking factor for most search engines. Obviously there are a lot of other signals used for determining page relevancy, but keywords in the URL are one of those signals.All websites are using SEO friendly URL but I am wondering if I switch to raw URLs like myfile.php?id=89943
Can it affect to search engine optimization?
Be careful not to have it in the URL twice. For instance exactmatch.com/exact-match
YOu could get hit with an over optimization
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