How to build an ecommerce measurement plan people will actually use
A straightforward way to choose what to measure, check the data and turn reports into useful work.
Analytics says one thing. Search and conversion tell another story. We bring the full picture together, agree what matters and help you get the work shipped. You work directly with Patrick throughout.
These examples show how we approach common ecommerce problems. They are not client case studies and do not make performance claims.
How we would turn conflicting reports and patchy tracking into numbers a team can use.
A growing ecommerce operation has multiple channels, inconsistent events and reports that do not reconcile.
What we would doWrite a stable event plan, test the main customer journeys, document each metric and give every report an owner.
How we would investigate products that are hard to find in search and on the store itself.
Important products are difficult to discover through organic search and internal navigation.
What we would doRank the technical, category, content and internal-link changes that would make the biggest difference.
How we would find the point where customers struggle and choose a sensible first fix.
A store sees inconsistent checkout completion and needs to understand where and why customers stop.
What we would doChoose one change, agree what should improve and make sure it does not create problems elsewhere.
Analytics, SEO, customer experience and development overlap. Looking at them separately can send a team down the wrong path. We look across the whole setup, then focus on the work that will help most.
About the agencySome problems sit in one area. Others cross analytics, SEO, conversion and development. We cover both.
Find gaps in tracking, fix the data and make reports easier to use.
02Fix technical problems and help more shoppers find the right products.
03Find where shoppers get stuck and improve the parts of the journey that need attention.
04Build fast, maintainable sites and tools that can be measured properly.
First, make sure the numbers are sound. Then find the problem, fix it and check the result.
Make sure the tracking reflects what customers actually do.
Work out where search, the buying journey or technology is getting in the way.
Ship the most useful change and test it properly before release.
See what changed, note what did not and agree what comes next.

Metric Stack Digital covers analytics, SEO, conversion and development. Patrick stays involved from the first review through delivery, so context does not get lost between meetings.
Patrick CunninghamFounder, Metric Stack DigitalMeet the agencyA straightforward way to choose what to measure, check the data and turn reports into useful work.
Separate business results, early indicators and detailed checks without building another crowded dashboard.
What to check before launch so products stay findable and avoidable migration problems are caught early.