Marketing and Analytics
There's a screen in E-bebek's meeting room that never turns off.
It's not a sales dashboard. It's not a revenue report. It's the B2Metric Product Analytics dashboard — and it's the very first thing their Product and UX teams look at every single morning.
That's not a coincidence. It's a workflow decision. And it tells you everything about how E-bebek thinks about data.
The Problem Every E-Commerce Product Team Knows
Collecting data isn't the hard part anymore. Every e-commerce team has event tracking, has dashboards, has reports. The hard part is turning that data into an instant product development reflex — the ability to see something shift in the funnel at 9am and have a fix in motion by noon.
Most teams can't do that. Not because they lack talent, but because their tools weren't built for that speed.
E-bebek decided to solve that problem differently.
How E-bebek Uses B2Metric in Practice
Flawless Funnel Management — did the user reach the cart? Which button did they click? Where exactly did they drop off? E-bebek's product team tracks every micro-step of the customer journey, not just the high-level conversion rate. Added to cart, clicked the button, began checkout, filled details — each step is monitored live, so friction surfaces immediately rather than showing up in a weekly report.
Daily Conversion Tracking — the team monitors cart conversion rates every day, not every week. When the slightest fluctuation appears, they act on it the same day. That cadence — daily visibility, same-day response — is what separates teams that optimize incrementally from teams that react to problems after they've already cost revenue.
Real-Time Campaign Impact — when E-bebek launches a new campaign, they don't wait for a post-mortem to understand what happened. B2Metric shows exactly how a newly launched campaign affects landing page traffic and checkout completions in real time. The data feeds directly back into product and UX decisions — closing the loop between marketing and product faster than any other workflow they'd tried.
Pinpointing Exactly Where Users Drop Off
The insight that changed E-bebek's product process wasn't a high-level metric. It was step-level visibility.
With B2Metric's Funnel Analytics, the product and UX team can trace the entire user journey step by step — from add to cart through began checkout through entered payment info through purchase. The drop-off at each step is visible in real time, broken down by segment, platform, and time window.
That's a fundamentally different question than "what is our conversion rate?" It's "at exactly which step, on which device, in which user segment, is the drop-off happening — and when did it start?"
Those are questions that can actually be acted on.
From Raw Data to Instant Product Action
What makes B2Metric useful for a team like E-bebek isn't just the data. It's the speed from signal to decision.
B2Metric provides industry-specific predictive analytics templates — funnel by season, conversion funnel by window, cohort behavior, and more — so the team doesn't start from scratch every time they have a new question. The infrastructure is already there. The question is just: what do you want to know today?
For E-bebek's PM and UX teams, the answer changes every day. And the dashboard is always ready.
What This Looks Like for Other E-Commerce Teams
E-bebek's use of B2Metric is a case study in what it looks like when product analytics is treated as an operational tool, not a reporting tool.
The difference is subtle but significant. Reporting tools tell you what happened last week. Operational tools tell you what's happening right now — and give you enough context to act on it before the day is over.
If your team is still finding out about funnel problems in weekly reviews, the issue isn't the data. It's the cadence. And it's fixable.




