Ryze AIReviews of get-ryze.ai

Had a demo and sorry to say but the rep didn't really know much, so was asked to book a follow up meeting. Follow up meeting booked, rep no showed, and no reply to email.

outdoor gear store, eight months in. technical seo: 9/10, everything tidy and verifiable. collections and product pages: 8/10, solid lift, organic up around 40%. blog: 7/10, occasionally reads a bit catalogue for our crowd so i give those a quick once-over before they publish. support: 9/10, fast and human. overall: money well spent, would do it again.

my expertise is brisket. smoke times, bark, render. somewhere out there my website apparently had two hundred technical problems with names i cant pronounce, and this thing fixed all of them without botherng me about it. now folks in six states find me when they want smoked meat shipped. id tell you how it works but i genuinely could not.

The idea of it is good: an AI doing the work for you. But here is the reality of this product: 1. The AI hallucinates and does not remember things it just did in the same chat. Even ChatGPT remembers what was done in the same chat, but Ryze does not. 2. It is supposed to be well trained to recommend what you need to do and create a strategy for your campaign, but it does not. It is like a worker that you need to tell what to do. It does suggest things here and there, but it feels automated. There is no dashboard to accurately see what is going on in the campaign. Every time, you need to ask or use their preset prompts. 3. It even reports wrong information to you. In its recommendation, it says a campaign is paused when it is not. Then, when told it is wrong, it says, “I apologize, I made a mistake.” This is a huge red flag. If it can make mistakes this easily, it can affect people’s campaigns and spending. Is it ready to be sold to customers? Absolutely not. They should have fixed all these issues before launching the product.

Industrial equipment, Monterrey. Our buyers do their homework in Spanish and English long before they pick up the phone, and we never had the hands to feed both languages. Now the content exists, the structure is correct, and website inquiries have doubled inside a year. The sales team has gone quiet on the subject of lead quality. Anyone who has worked beside a sales team knows what an achievement that silence is.

I shall be brief. We are three solicitors in Manchester. For the local search terms that produce actual instructions, we now appear above several national firms whose marketing budgets would exceed our entire turnover. The published articles are of a standard I am content to have associated with the practice — one client was kind enough to compliment a piece on probate, unaware that no solicitor had written it.

heres the mechanism as best i can tell: someone panics about their monstera turning yellow at 11pm, lands on our care guide, and leaves with a new plant and a bag of fertiliser. multiply that by every houseplant anxiety in existence. we went from 800 organic visitors a month to eleven thousand in ten months. no ad we ever ran came close.

Great potential, but clearly not mature enough for agency production. Some great suggestions, and works better than most other solutions, but still very early days. Lots of "actions" are not reflected in the actual account, and you are clearly talking to an OpenAI trained agent that still has LOTS to learn.