Case study · London Ski Co
How London Ski Co went from zero visibility to #1 on Google and 88% AI visibility for designer ski wear
Results
Best results so far. Rankings tracked since 5 March 2026, when none of the 42 designer ski searches we tracked was in Google's top 100. Page 1: 30 October 2026; the tracked set grew to 72, and like for like it went from 0 to 20 of 40. #1 for designer ski goggles: Ahrefs Rank Tracker, 9 November 2026. AI visibility: share of tracked ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude answers naming London Ski Co, tracked since September 2026, best result 26 October 2026. Sales: online sales in the four weeks to 10 November 2026 against the same weeks last year (GA4), with 1.9x the orders.
The challenge
London Ski Co is an independent designer ski wear retailer with three London shops, up against department stores and global luxury marketplaces such as Selfridges, Harrods, Flannels and Farfetch. In March 2026 it had zero visibility across the designer ski wear cluster: none of the 42 designer ski searches we track was in Google's top 100, and AI assistants didn't name it. People looking for designer ski wear online simply weren't finding it.
What we did
We focused on one cluster: designer ski wear, from jackets and goggles to base layers and accessories. We redesigned the homepage, collection pages and product pages around how people search for designer ski wear, gave each of the three shops its own page, secured stockist links from brands such as Hestra, Krimson Klover and Fera, and built placements on the ski and lifestyle titles that Google and AI assistants read for the category, each pointing at the matching collection page. At its best so far, on 30 October 2026, London Ski Co had 32 designer ski searches on page 1 of Google UK and 16 in the top three, and it ranks first for "designer ski goggles". By 26 October 2026, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude named London Ski Co in 88% of the buyer questions we track. And it's showing in sales: online sales in the four weeks to 10 November were 2.7 times the same weeks last year, with 1.9 times the orders.
Before and after
A Shopify refresh, included in the retainer
The redesign was part of the SEO work. We work conversion-first: there's no point sending more people to a site that doesn't turn them into customers. London Ski Co's Shopify site needed a refresh, so we redesigned the homepage, collection, product and store pages as part of the retainer, and the new site went live in November 2026. We can do the same for any Shopify site as part of our visibility work.



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