Labrika was the first tool of this kind I ever came across and after reading what it does, I almost instantly decided to get it and try it out.

In the weeks following the purchase, I analyzed and tried different similar services but in the end, Labrika always came up on top of all competitors.

It's just THAT good and does everything one would expect from a website analyzer and SEO service plus much more: it will analyze your website and tell you everything that is wrong with it, from the most detailed code issues to the SEO, with the content optimizer function being a real cherry on top.

So why am I leaving only a 4 instead of a 5 in this review?

Here's the thing, when you have a product that is "this" close to perfection, I feel it's a real shame not to make that last step, and my not leaving a 5 here, wants to be a "motivational push" into adding that little more to the offer to be deserving of the full 5 rating.

To me personally, the suggestions would be these:

- Content Optimizer: it would be nice to be able and use this BEFORE a blog post is actually on the website, as to optimize a post before release. This feature alone would place Labrika in the Olympus of website tools, placing it on top of other services like, for example, NeuronWriter, for many people. I'd really LOVE to be able and use the Labrika optimizer as a blog writing editor, entering the keyword and then slowly building up the post with Labrika's suggestions in there, before copying it to my website.

- Backlinks: since most of Labrika's SEO functionalities revolve around competition analysis, I believe that backlinks analysis of such competition should be a must-add inside any report. I would also add a keyword finder but I know they're already working on it so I'll leave this out for now :)

- UI: I find the Labrika UI to be a little cluttered and, on many points, unclear. Especially in the content optimizer, there are times that It tells me that there are issues... but I can't understand what issues we're talking about, I still have, for example, one blog post that Labrika keeps telling me has "1 SEO issue" that I literally have no idea what it is cause it's not explained. I can only "guess" it's related to some red highlights I see on the page but really, no clue how it should be solved. Also, all other pages and info are a little cluttered.

- Competition: Even tho Labrika makes it possible to disable analysis on some specific competition, I found it a little frustrating that such competitors are not "replaced" with the ones below in the search, finding me with maybe only 1-2 references for the most niche posts.

This said I will end this review by stating, once again, that Labrika is an excellent tool sure to help you out in your website management and quest to the first spots of google and I really can't wait to check out the improvements that the team is sure to send our way in the future.