how to handle parameters links as a internal link

[mostafahaboba]

We have a store, we established the products and their links like:
example.com/product/P_name?PID=1&CID=2

PID=Product ID
CID= Category ID

We established the products with these parameters and added these links as internal links to track them on Google Analytics

also, these links have a canonical to the non-parametrized links
example.com/product/P_name
 
but there's an issue: when the user enters the canonical links from Google, we can't track them because he enters the link without a parameter like this:
example.com/product/P_name

My question: does this criteria is ok for SEO?
or there're good alternatives for it.
 
please, give me the best practices in this case

[JamesWade]

Here are the steps you can follow to handle parameters:

1. Identify the parameter link in your answer. 

2. Highlight the words For example "security patrol services" in your answer.

3. Click the insert link button (usually represented by a chain icon) in your text editor.

4. In the URL field, enter the URL of the page you want to link to. In this case, it would be "www.example.com/?page_id=1234 ."

5. Click "Insert" or "OK" to create the link.

6. Preview your answer to make sure the link works correctly and the text is formatted as you intended.

[DavidDennison]

Well from an SEO standpoint those aren't very friendly URLs and would most likely hurt you, so I would chose another strategy.

Second, do you mind explaining what you mean by "adding them **bleep** internal links"?

[MiaSrebrnjak]

Hi @mostafahaboba,

Thank you for reaching out to the Community!

I wanted to tag in a couple of subject matter experts to see if they have any input on this matter:

hi @Phil_Vallender, @Crystal_Hopper, @Indra, do you have any advice for @mostafahaboba? Thank you!

Cheers
Mia, Community Team