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At Kiehl’s, e-commerce complements, not cannibalises
When skincare brand Kiehl's launched its Singapore e-boutique, it discovered that online customers and the products they buy are very different from those offline.
Why it matters
Kiehl’s e-boutique does not chip away at offline sales because consumer behaviour online is very different, with the e-boutique attracting more younger shoppers and more men.
Takeaways
- The vast majority of Kiehl’s website traffic comes from mobile.
- The online customer experience and touchpoints are vital.
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