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Nitra
Joined: 18 Dec 2006
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 Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 3:08 am Post subject: Can Google Index Internal Search Strings? |
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Sometimes I use search strings as links to my products.
For example: -http://website.com/searchproducts.asp?sear...rt_on=&sort_by=
This is the link that's generated when someone searches for clocks on my site. Since the results are good, I'll use that as a link on the front page to my clocks listings.
Any chance of seeing that URL showing up in Google, or any search engine?
Thanks...
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dcz
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Joined: 28 Apr 2006
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| Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 10:03 am Post subject: Re: Can Google Index Internal Search Strings? |
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Well, the problem is always the same, the more vars in URL, the less bot friendly.
Google made good progress in spidering complex URLs, but they are still, and will for long, be less interesting than mod rewritten URLs that would get rid of most vars.
Often, an URL like :
| Code: | | script.php?var1=ID&sort=default&order=default&days=default&page=xx |
Can be shorten to something like :
Because the default sorting options can here be stripped off as the script will always use the default values by default 
You can even specify some vars in the rewriterules so that you can lower their number.
And there is absolutely no doubt
title-ID-XX.html is better than script.php?var1=ID&sort=default&order=default&days=default&page=xx for an URL 
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