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GA4 Help - PDP metrics

Hi everyone, another day another problem with GA4 amirite?

I am attempting to make a quick dashboard to review PDPs using the explorer tab. We recently hired a third party to handle our SEO but now we want to track their progress and have our own KPIs.

I feel pretty confident on how I set up my dashboard, that being I set up one a year ago to track organic traffic, so I used the similar baseline, just adding a segment for the PDP page (page path + query strong).

For some odd reason it is not pulling any revenue type data? But I am seeing other KPIs such as bounce, sess duration, sess, add to cart etc.

But no conversion or $$$$ KPIs (which exec mostly care about)

Can anyone help with this? My boss isn’t sure either.

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