Ady is the SEO assistant inside Sojig. It's not a chatbot bolted onto a dashboard. It reads your actual site data before it suggests anything, and every change it proposes is a card you approve. Here's what you can use it for.
Setting your SEO strategy
Tell Ady what you want this quarter: more trial signups, a new market, a competitor to beat. It looks at your pages, keywords, rankings and audit, then proposes a plan: which pages to focus on, which keywords to assign, what to write and where to do outreach. The strategy you agree on steers every week's work and every draft.
Asking questions in plain language
Why did this page drop? What should we write next? Is this keyword worth it? Ady answers from your own data, in plain language. It's like having an SEO strategist on call who already knows your site.
Working from your documents
Share a positioning doc, a competitor's page, a product brief or a spreadsheet of target accounts. Ady reads PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets and links, and uses them to sharpen the plan, so drafts reflect how you describe your product.
Requesting work
Ady is the one place to ask for extra work: another article, a specific new page, outreach for a page, or a fresh keyword research run. Each request shows its credit cost on the card before you apply it, so there are no surprises.
Staying in control
Ady never acts on its own. Every change is a card with Apply and Cancel, and nothing happens until you click Apply. It can't take payments, change your plan or delete anything. See how approvals work.
Ady for teams
Anyone on your team can talk to Ady, in English, German, Spanish, French or Brazilian Portuguese. A marketer can ask for a page, a founder can check progress, and both see the same cards. Ady is included in every plan with a fair daily message limit, and only extra work you request uses credits.