E
-commerce has different stages of
maturity in Asia where Pampers, one
of Procter & Gamble’s biggest brands,
is seeing the natural evolution towards online
ordering of bigger packs. It provides the perfect
destination for customers to browse products,
utilise reviews and find deals - without having to
struggle home from a store with a bulky purchase.
Antoine Tyan, Associated Brand Director, Head
of Data, Digital Transformation and E-Commerce
for Pampers APAC, sees huge diversity across the
region. “You have countries such as the Philippines
which have a low salience of e-commerce under
5%, and others over 80% like Korea where
almost every sale of diapers happens online,”
he reveals. “From a solution standpoint, we
have to cater for all these different stages of
maturity and of the retailers that we play with,
so in a country with low salience, our focus will
be mainly on commercial offers. In mature markets,
we have an increased need for brand building,
interactive e-content and social media marketing.”
Pampers is pushing to innovate
and join its customers in a digital
domain where e-commerce
channels are intertwined
with entertainment. Digital
transformation leads the way
16
AUGUST 2019
PROCTER & GAMBLE