DOLCE GABBANA

Unlocking New Profitability in a Shifting Luxury Market

+41%
Revenue
+19%
Return on Ad Spend
-27%
Cost per Click

About Case Study

Industry
Fashion
Market
Italia
Approach
Adaptive Automation
Capabilities

CHALLENGE OVERCOME

Dolce Gabbana faced increasing pressure on its paid media strategy as the luxury market began to slow and digital resellers fragmented pricing, putting profitability and brand equity at risk. The brand needed to protect its premium positioning while continuing to drive measurable sales growth.

APPROACH TAKEN

Partnering with Incubeta, Dolce Gabbana adopted a data-driven paid media strategy. Pure Brand campaigns were shifted to a performance-focused Target ROAS bidding model to ensure profitability, while Performance Max campaigns were restructured by product type enabling more precise audience targeting and activation of products with limited historical data.

VALUE DELIVERED

By redefining its paid media structure and bidding strategy, Dolce Gabbana improved control over performance and profitability, mitigating reseller pressure while supporting sustainable sales growth without compromising brand equity.

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