SEO agency reviews: what our clients actually say
These come straight from our Google Business Profile. We have not edited them, filtered them or picked the flattering ones, and you can open the listing and read them yourself.
We would rather you judged us on the numbers though, so every review here sits next to a case study with the data behind it.
We’ve been working with WEBLAB4U on Google Ads for several months. What I appreciate is that they don’t just set up the campaigns and disappear. Alex actually looks at which calls and leads are useful and ma…
Alex and his team redesigned our website and the difference is night and day. We’re a local business in Barrie and wanted something professional without dealing with a huge agency. The new site is clean, fas…
I’ve been using WEBLAB4U for the past couple of years to help with marketing and generating more leads for my business, and I’ve been very happy with the results. Their team is professional, responsive, and…
WEBLAB4U transformed my website's visibility with their exceptional SEO services. I saw a significant increase in traffic, and the team was responsive and knowledgeable. Highly recommended for anyone in Barr…
Hired WEBLAB4U for SEO and couldn't be happier. They understood my Barrie business goals and delivered real results — more local traffic, better Google rankings, and more calls from customers across Barrie a…
I had a great experience with WEBLAB4U. Professional, responsive, and delivered high-quality results on time. Highly recommend!
WEBLAB4U did an amazing job creating a website-menu for my restaurant! The design is sleek, user-friendly, and perfectly matches the vibe of my business. They also handled map SEO for me, and the results wer…
I am the owner of a rehab clinic in Toronto. I work with Alex (Weblab4u) for about 6 years now. Ive never had any issues or complaints. All work was always completed at time and for the best. Alex also manag…
What those reviews look like as numbers
The same clients, measured in their own Google and Analytics accounts. If you want the numbers behind the opinions, the campaigns behind these numbers are on this site, and get a free SEO audit takes a minute.
Remodeling, Toronto: 24 to 70 top-three points
A geo-grid scan checks your ranking from dozens of points spread across your service area and plots every one. Green is a top three position, amber is four to ten, red is eleven or worse. It is the only honest way to see how far your local visibility actually reaches, and it is usually the first thing that shocks an owner who thought they ranked fine.
What you are looking at: Geo-grid comparison for living room remodeling in Toronto, top three rankings rising from 24 points to 70.
214 calls for a windows and doors company, up 41.7%
Calls, direction requests and profile views, taken straight from the client’s own Business Profile with Google’s own year over year comparison beside them. For most local businesses these numbers move before anything on the website does, which is why we fix the profile first.
What you are looking at: Google Business Profile calls report showing 214 calls for a windows and doors company, up 41.7 percent.
90 days: 4,700 clicks and 1.4M impressions
Clicks and impressions from the client’s own Search Console. Impressions climbing first and clicks following a few weeks later is the normal shape of a campaign that is working. We show the flat months too, because a line that only ever goes up is not a report.
What you are looking at: Organic search visibility over 90 days showing 4,700 clicks and 1.4 million impressions.
Waterproofing terms at number one in two cities
Where specific search terms sit today against where they started. We track the ones that book work rather than the ones with the biggest search volume, which is why you will see plenty of low volume terms on these lists.
What you are looking at: Top ranked keywords showing basement waterproofing terms at position one across Mississauga and Toronto.
Where the traffic actually comes from
Which terms now pull an AI Overview, and whether the client is named inside it. Being cited in the answer is worth more than the position underneath it, and this is how we check it rather than guessing.
What you are looking at: Traffic sources broken down across paid, organic, direct, social and AI assistants.
Form submissions, call clicks and email clicks
Form submissions, call clicks and conversions in Analytics. This is the number the whole campaign is judged on, and the reason we insist on call tracking before any work starts.
What you are looking at: Analytics event counts showing form submissions, call clicks and email clicks all rising.
A note on review markup
You will notice our search results do not show star ratings. That is deliberate. Google does not allow a business to mark up reviews about itself for the star rich result, and doing it anyway risks a manual action. Plenty of agencies do it regardless.
We follow the rule on our own site for the same reason we would tell you to follow it on yours. How we handle reviews properly.
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