Does query string matter?

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  1. k2seo

    k2seo New Member

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    I have one question regarding search query string.. Does it matter?

    For example someone search on my blog " *.com/blog/search?q=social+networking" "social networking", but there is no info about that on my blog.

    Can search engines crawl this page as different pages on my blog? If yes than what about tile-meta of that pages..?
     
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    No search engines cannot find that page on your blog because it is not being linked to from anywhere.
     
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    Follow my attached file and please suggest me answer.
     

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    Why do you think someone would download the file, view it, and then reply to your query.

    Better have the content in post.
     
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    Because, I was not able to put link in content so I forced to attached my question as .txt file.
     
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    You will be able to do that once your post count is in double digit.
     

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