Is it possible to form canonical page addresses in this way?

Question

Search Engine Optimization

Let's say a store site shows a page of the same product using links like:

site.com/{manufacturer}/{product_type}/{id}/
site.com/{product_type}/{manufacturer}/{id}/

specify a link of the form

site.com/{id}/ as the canonical address,

provided that the server returns the correct page for this request, but the link itself is not present on the site in this form (but is in sitemap.xml)?

Thank you.

Answer 1

Let's say a store site displays a page of the same product on links like:
site.com/{manufacturer}/{product_type}/{id}/
site.com/{product_type}/{manufacturer}/{id}/

Those. links of this kind, right:
site.com/agrotex/film/248756/
site.com/film/agrotex/248756/

Is it possible to specify a link like site.com/{id}/ as the canonical address ,

Those. the link will look like, right: site.com/248756/

provided that the server returns the correct page for this request, but the link itself in this form is not present on the site (but is in sitemap.xml)?

It is not clear how "it will return the correct page for this request, but the link itself in this form is not present on the site."
Those. link site.com/248756/ will return 200OK but will not exist? Proceeding from "the link itself in this form is not present on the site." How will you achieve this? can i have an example?
Why not do the "classics"?
Generate product cards that are not linked to site categories so that one card can be broadcast in any category (Products and Brands categories)?
Namely, we exclude a URL of this type:
site.com/agrotex/film/248756/
site.com/film/agrotex/248756/
And generate a URL for product cards of this type: site.com/248756/

Answer 2

By shortening the path, you will lose the occurrence of keywords in the URL.
Not a tragedy, but perhaps these micro-ranking factors are not enough for you to top.

Answer 3

It's possible, but what the heck?
All this will only worsen understanding and confuse the user.