What clients say about CityBoost SEO
Google reviews, in the client's own words
Every review below is a Google review left by a business we work with, quoted as written. We don't trade discounts for stars and we don't write them for anyone. If a client is unhappy, the fix goes into the work, not into a reply.
Chapter I — the reviews
Two things clients keep saying
Read them in order and the same two words come up: real service, and proof. A trade owner has usually paid an agency before and watched nothing change. What earns a review here is a phone that rings more than it did, and a person who answers when they call us.
Read every review on Google-
“Andrew is awesome. He is [a] very fair and reasonable person, gets the job done with proven results and I believe he really cares about what he's doing and making a difference.”
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“I have been using CityBoost for over a year now and have been seeing my business grow and have more exposure. You get real service from Andrew and he makes sure your business is seen. Highly recommend.”
Chapter II — how we earn them
The same system we build for clients
We ask after the result, not after the sale
A review request goes out when the work has shown something: a map-pack position that moved, a month with more calls. Asking on day one gets a polite review. Asking after a result gets a specific one.
Every review gets a reply from Andrew
Public, short, and about what the client said. Replies are the part a prospect reads to find out whether anyone is home, which is why our review management service writes them for clients too.
Nothing is filtered
This page shows what Google shows. A review that named a problem would be here too, with what we did about it under it.
Chapter III — current clients
Worked with us? Say so where it counts.
A Google review takes two minutes and does more for a small company than any ad we could run. If something was not right, tell Andrew first and he will fix it; if it was, a sentence about what changed is the most useful thing you can write.
See where your business stands.
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