This is what I read in the Google Event documentation.

The Event Tracking data model has the following components which map directly to__elements in the Analytics Reports interface:

• categories
• actions
• labels
• values
• implicit count

A simple example illustrates how you might use the Event Tracking method to record user interaction with a video Play link on your page. It assumes thatpageTracker is the__name used for your tracking object.

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_In this scenario, the reports for Events would display Videos as the Category, __Play as the Action, and Baby's First Birthday as the Label. The rest of this document describes these components in detail. Bear in mind that when you implement Event Tracking,_you can use this data model as a guide, or you can simply use the _trackEvent() method to segment user interaction in any way that works for your data.

"if I search for an 'x' item in a site's search box and if the site displays a list of results based on the query, would that page be crawled?"
Is it google search-box for sites your talking about?

" I am asking this question because this would be a URL that is non existent on the site"
**If it does'nt exist you wouldent find it? or do you mean that the page is not to find in the menu-navigation? **

There is no better and faster way than the slow and steady way. Good content, guest blogging and taking cold calls builds quality links that lasts.