Because SKLabelNode is a sub-class of SKNode you can use a method named runAction: and pass in an SKAction that does what you need.
// create an instance of SKAction
SKAction *moveLabel = [SKAction moveByX:0.0 y:30.0 duration:1.2];
// tell labelNode to run the action
[newBestLabel runAction:moveLabel];
It's also worth noting that the coordinate system SpriteKit uses, is different to that of UIKit. Therefor in the above code a positive x value will move to the right and a positive y value will move up!
There are many methods available to do what you need and a lot more, and are found in SKAction Class Reference