Thank you so much!

I appreciate the help and the offer for help. That's cool of you all. I found a lot of outdated posts and videos when I searched for the solution. I'll share how I solved it to hopefully save someone else the hours I spent searching and trying things that didn't work. The best way to handle it now with Shopify is to add a custom pixel to incorporate Google Tag Manager. You access that at Shopify > Settings > Customer Events. I don't believe the old way of adding code at the head and body works anymore. (It didn't for me.) I found FeedArmy's video, blog post, and code just before Rob suggested them and that was the golden ticket. He goes fast, so I had to pause from time to time to catch up, but now I have enhanced conversions and I'm able to track other events like adding payment info using the Google tag. Also, be warned that the new conversion actions you add will show as inactive until you have transactions to trigger the events. That messed me up. Give it time to work. Hope this can help someone else.

Thanks, Austin. As usual, great info and really helpful. I appreciate you.

Hi Austin. I've been running our first shopping campaign since Aug 15th for a D2C clothing brand (undergarments for dresses and skirts). Budget is $40/day, with a max clicks bidding strategy. We generated 15 purchases in the first 21 days, and only 3 in the 25 days since. Avg CPC is $0.68, CTR is 1.11%, and we average 59 clicks/day. I need to get this moving again. Should I change to Target ROAS, even though we haven't hit 30 conversion/30 days? Try Performance Max? Also, I'm currently advertising only one of the three product lines we offer, which is a newer line and has fewer product reviews. Google's main recommendation is targeting all eligible Shopping products. Should I add another line with more reviews into this campaign? The products are similar enough where a person interested in one line would have interest in the other. Thank you so much!

@Abdullah Al Noman Hi Abdullah. Thanks for the reply. I'm not finding anything standing out as a negative keyword. Also, shopping campaigns don't utilize keywords, only negative keywords. Also, what do you mean by, "Also add some conversion focus in market audience."? I'm cramming as much as I can learn about Google ads in my head right now, and this must not have made it in yet. Thanks again,