: Will search engines react to querystring ids as different pages? I've implemented my website to be like domain/objects?id=xxx like domain/objects?id=bikeId What I am worrying is the way that search

@Jennifer507

Read Google's article about duplicate URLs and duplicate pages: support.google.com/webmasters/answer/139066?hl=en
Also you can specify in Google Search Console which query params should be ignored.

If you cannot do both of it you can also exclude duplicate pages using robots.txt but I wouldn't recommend it

Disallow: /*?*id=

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@Alves908

but will they show it as different pages?


Yes, they are different URLs, therefore (unless otherwise stated) they will be seen and indexed as different pages in the SERPs.

If you wanted search engines to see these as the same URL then you would need to explicitly declare the canonical URL in the HTML and/or explicitly instruct Google to ignore the URL parameter in Google Search Console.


Is it suggested to implement a custom routing...


You do not need to do that for search engines. That URL structure is primarily to benefit users, not search engines.

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