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Anyone ever figure how how to prevent Google from putting your brand name at the end of your title in the serp?

When I search for something that I know will show my site, it shows the title and brand. Something like

How to Do Awesome Thing - The How To Site

Google has been rewriting serps like this for awhile. I've double checked my source code and the title and meta title doesn't have the brand name.

Normally I wouldn't be too concerned. But I've been trying exact match domains (EMD) again and when every page has the main keyword in the serp title, it makes it harder for home page to rank for it.

Has anyone figured how to prevent this? Maybe not include organization schema on the site or something?

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