RyanAI / Services / SGO
When a customer asks an AI where to spend money, does it mention you?
SGO is how a business shows up when someone asks an AI assistant a buying question. RyanAI tracks it across all five major engines, scores it in one number, and runs a daily autopilot that drafts fixes — held for human approval before anything ships. It's a managed retainer we operate for restaurants, dental and medical practices, skincare and beauty studios, and similar local and regional businesses that compete on being recommended.
A managed retainer. Operated by RyanAI, approved by you.
One question, asked five ways, every day.
We track buying-intent questions specific to your business and your city — 'best burgers in Los Angeles', 'same day dental crown austin' — across every engine a customer might ask.
Tracked daily, on the same questions, so trends mean something.
A score you can explain to your team in one sentence.
Out of every 100 times a customer asks an AI assistant about your category, this is how often it mentions you.
The system drafts. A person decides.
Every day, the autopilot drafts fixes — schema markup, FAQ content, citation outreach, IndexNow pings. It auto-executes the reversible ones and holds everything else for explicit human approval.
Nothing publishes without a person clicking Approve.
- Schema markup — menu pageAUTO-SHIPPED
- FAQ content — 'gluten-free options'AWAITING APPROVAL
- Citation outreach — local directoryAWAITING APPROVAL
Reversible fixes ship themselves. Everything else waits for a person.
No fake reviews. No astroturfing. No undisclosed edits. Automation that can't get your clients penalized.
This banner ships inside the console. It's how the system is built, not how it's marketed. FTC fines for undisclosed AI-generated review activity run up to $53,088 per violation — the autopilot is designed so that never becomes your problem.
Proof it does the work.
Real screens from the Burnside Burger Co demo workspace — a fictional LA burger restaurant used to show the product without exposing client data. The third view is what week one looks like for a new client: honest, not a flaw.
Clients watch it happen
Every SGO client gets their own seat in this console — the daily score, the approval queue, the exportable log. Screenshots stop where your workspace begins.
You never have to take our word for it.
Client report page
A standing report of score, share of voice, and every action taken on your account.
Public shareable link
A no-login link you can hand to a partner, an owner, or a board.
Website report
Ties published content to actual citations — what's live, what's crawled, what's cited.
Append-only action log
Every drafted, approved, rejected, and shipped action, exportable. Nothing overwritten.
Five engines, one question, one score.
This is the measurement SGO runs every day, played out on the Burnside demo workspace. Your version uses your business and your city — and the first one is free.
Fictional demo data — week-one standing for a made-up LA burger restaurant. Your scan uses your business, your city, your competitors.
Asked before you did.
Every retainer conversation starts with the same handful of questions — cost, lock-in, how this differs from the SEO agency you already tried. Here they are, answered the way we'd answer them on a call.
A flat monthly retainer, scoped to your market and how many questions we track. You'll get the exact number in writing before anything starts — fixed price is the house rule, and a retainer is no exception. Month-to-month, no long-term contract.
An SEO agency optimizes for ten blue links. SGO optimizes for the one answer an AI assistant gives out loud — a different target, measured differently: a daily score across five engines instead of a monthly ranking PDF. And there is no account team. The person who builds the system is the person who runs it.
Week one is a baseline: what the engines say about you today, measured daily. Most local categories show first movement in four to eight weeks. If your category is one where customers don't ask AI assistants yet, the free check will show that — and we'll tell you.
Enough to add structured data and FAQ content, yes. The autopilot auto-executes only reversible changes; everything else waits in an approval queue until a person — you — says yes. Every action is logged, and the log is exportable.
No. Month-to-month, cancel with a month's notice. Everything built on your account — the content, the schema, the tracking history — stays yours.
That's the common case, and it's fixable. Wrong hours, an old menu, a competitor's description attached to your name — the autopilot drafts the correction, you approve it, and we track the engines until they pick it up.
Restaurants, dental and medical practices, skincare and beauty studios — local and regional businesses that compete on being recommended.
If customers don't ask AI assistants about your category yet, we'll tell you that too.
Find out what the machines say about you.
Tell us your business and your city. We'll show you your current AI visibility before anyone talks about a retainer.