Who is Jedbang?
Jedbang Collectibles is the collectibles store of Ankara-based JBC Dışticaret ve Organizasyon Tic. Ltd. Şti. Its slogan translates as "Türkiye's Most Heroic Store." It sells Hot Toys, Funko POP!, Premium Format figures, statues, card games and comics. The company also publishes its own comics under the name JBC Yayıncılık (JBC Publishing). The site's copyright line starts in 2006 — in other words, a store that has been selling online for a long time.
You can browse the store at jedbang.com. It runs on IMFLEXI, Globya's boutique e-commerce platform.
The need — limited runs, impatient collectors
Two situations are common with collectibles: products are sold before they're made (preorders), and they arrive in very small numbers. Collectors want to know which product will arrive when and which one is about to sell out. The range is also huge: hundreds of series split across film, TV, anime, game and comic universes.
The store needed to manage preorders in an orderly way, organize products by universe the way collectors think, and keep the company's publishing business inside the same system.
What's on the site?
- Universe-based categories: Marvel, DC Comics, Star Wars, Alien & Predator, Anime & Manga, Harry Potter, Hobbit & Lord of the Rings, Transformers, Terminator, Horror Line, Game Characters, Designer Toys, Trading Card Game and more.
- Quick access menu: All Products, Best Sellers, On Sale, Last 1 Left, My Wishlist, Coming Soon, JBC Publishing.
- Home page: campaign slides with large images, featured brands (Hot Toys, Funko POP!, variant cover comics) and new arrivals lists grouped by month.
- Preorders: preorder information on the product page and a separate "What Is a Preorder?" explainer page.
- Membership, wishlist, order tracking, wire/EFT payment notification, newsletter subscription.
- Distance sales, returns, delivery, privacy and cookie information pages; a section for the brands the company distributes.
Key solutions
Preorders and stock status
The "Coming Soon" and "Last 1 Left" menus put the two things collectors wonder about most right into the menu. Preorder products sit in the same catalog as regular products but are sold through a separate flow.
Publishing in the same panel
JBC Publishing's comics are managed as a separate section within the same IMFLEXI installation, with no need for a separate site. Stock, orders and customers are all in one place.
A large catalog with clean URLs
The sitemap holds more than 9,000 URLs (September 2026). Product URLs are readable and include the product name; page titles combine the brand, product name and universe (e.g., "Hot Toys - God Loki Sixth Scale Figure - Marvel").
Image-led design
Collectibles sell through images. The home page opens with large, high-quality product images, and the campaign slides link straight to a "Buy now" call to action.
Analysis table
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Platform | IMFLEXI |
| Sales model | B2C, including preorders |
| Category structure | By universe / series, close to 20 main headings |
| Sitemap | 9,000+ URLs |
| Special sections | Coming Soon, Last 1 Left, JBC Publishing |
| Membership | Account, wishlist, order tracking |
| Cookies and KVKK | Cookie notice, privacy pages |
| Mobile | Responsive design |
| Room to improve | Adding Product schema to product pages could increase rich result visibility |
What we learned from this project
- Build categories in the customer's language. Collectors don't search for "figure," they search for "Marvel," and the menu should be built that way.
- Scarcity and waiting are information too. Headings like "Last 1 Left" and "Coming Soon" are valuable for both sales and customer satisfaction.
- One platform, more than one line of business. When the store and the publishing arm are managed in the same panel, the workload goes down.
For a similar store, see our e-commerce and SEO and GEO services, and our retail and e-commerce page for industry needs. Other stores running on the same platform: Haustech Shop and Bilendenal.
Which platform does Jedbang use?
IMFLEXI, Globya's boutique e-commerce platform.
How does the preorder system work?
Products that haven't arrived yet are opened for sale in the catalog as preorders; the customer places the order and receives the product once it arrives. The rules are explained on a separate information page.
Can we manage another line of business in the same system, besides the store?
Yes. At Jedbang, the publishing section is managed as a separate section within the same IMFLEXI installation.