Ruh AI builds AI agents for the construction industry. Its marketing engine, every blog, every social post, the whole monthly calendar, runs on CinySuite in production. This page is the receipts.
blog impressions
earned by suite-written articles on Google alone
keywords ranked
grown from roughly 200 before the engine took over
pages ranking
a compounding library, not a campaign spike
A designer-led team shipping great work, slowly. Blogs when someone found a spare evening. Social presence in bursts. SEO strategy that lived in a doc instead of on the site. The classic gap between knowing what to publish and getting it published.
A month of content planned in one sitting: 20 blogs, 15 statics, 15 carousels, approved in a single pass. Daily cycles that research, write, design and stage everything for review. Publishing that happens at 09:00 whether anyone remembered or not. Humans moved from production to judgment.
R&D reads live keyword data, picks "The Pre-Signature Scope Gap" at 84/100 opportunity.
3,111-word article with cover and 3 infographics, plus a branded social static. Both held for review.
40 verdicts from the persona panel. The learning loop targets the weakest dimension for tomorrow's brief.
Blog reviewed and published live to the CMS. Social approved and fanned out to the platforms.
The same install reports to the Admin Portal: heartbeat, queue, cycles against plan, failures needing eyes. When something breaks, a self-healing loop diagnoses it, retries, and escalates to a human only when it genuinely needs one.
Impressions compound ahead of clicks in a young library, and CinySuite's own analytics say so to your face. The suite optimises click-through with the same loop it uses for everything else. No vanity dashboard, ever.
CinySuite onboards a small number of teams at a time, starting blog-first so you see compounding results before you scale up modules.