Perplexity Comet: NEW AI Browser is INSANE! 🤯

Today I'm going to show you Perplexity's brand new comet tool that just dropped. This thing is absolutely insane. It's like having a team of researchers working for you 24/7. We're talking about deep research that would take you hours in just minutes. This is going to change everything about how you research online. And the best part is so easy my grandma could use it. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency, Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. So, here's what just happened. Perplexity just launched their brand new browser called Comet. And this isn't just another browser. This is the first AI browser that actually thinks for you. While everyone else is trying to stuff AI into Chrome, Perplexity said, "Forget that. We're building our own browser from scratch. " And the timing is perfect. Google just got hit with antitrust stuff. Chrome might get broken up and here comes Perplexity with the perfect replacement. But here's the crazy part. This browser doesn't just search. It actually does the work for you. Let me explain what I mean. You know how you normally search for something on Google? You type in your question. You get a bunch of links. You click through 10 different websites. You read through tons of fluff. You try to piece together the answer yourself. It takes forever. Comet flips all of that upside down. Instead of you doing all that work, the AI does it for you. You ask a question. Comet goes out and reads dozens of websites. It pulls out all the important stuff. It puts together a complete answer with sources all in about 2 minutes. They're calling this a gentic search, which is a fancy way of saying that AI acts like your personal research assistant. It doesn't just find information. It understands what you need. It makes decisions about what's important. It even follows up on things you didn't think to ask about. Here's how powerful this is. Let's say you want to research best marketing strategies for local businesses. With normal Google search, you'd spend hours clicking through blog posts and marketing sites. Half of them would be trying to sell you something. The other half would have outdated information. With Comet, you ask that same question. The AI goes out and reads through hundreds of sources. It finds the most recent studies. It looks at what's actually working right now. It pulls out the key strategies. It even gives you specific steps to implement them all in one clean report with sources you can verify. But here's where it gets really crazy. Comet remembers everything you've looked at. So if you were researching local marketing last week and today you want to know about social media ads, it connects those dots. It might say based on your interest in local marketing, here are the social media strategies that work best for local businesses. This contextual awareness is what makes Comet different from everything else out there. It's not just answering your current question. It's building on everything you've been working on. It's like having a research partner who never forgets and never gets tired. And the browser itself is built on Chromium. So all your Chrome extensions work. All your bookmarks transfer over. You're not losing anything. You're just gaining this massive AI upgrade. Now, let me show you some of the specific features that make this so powerful. First is the Comet Assistant. This loss right in your browser. You can ask it to do things like summarize all your open tabs, close duplicate tabs, find that article you were reading about SEO last Tuesday, schedule meetings based on emails you've received. Think about how much time you waste managing your browser. You got 20 tabs open. You can't remember which one had that important information. You're clicking back and forth trying to find things. Comet Assistant handles all of that for you. Here's a real example. You're researching a new business idea. You've got tabs open for market research, competitor analysis, pricing strategies, and legal requirements. Instead of trying to keep track of all this in your head, you just ask Comet to summarize all my research on this business idea. The AI looks at everything you've been reading. It pulls out the key points from each area. It creates a comprehensive summary that connects all the pieces. It might even point out things you missed or suggest additional research areas. The deep research feature is where this gets really impressive. You can ask Comet to do a deep dive on any topic. It spends several minutes reading through dozens of sources. It's not just skimming. It's actually analyzing the content, looking for patterns, checking facts across multiple sources. When it's done, you get a report that would normally take a human researcher hours or days to complete. And it's not just a summary of what other people wrote. It's an analysis that connects ideas from different sources and gives you insights you wouldn't have found on your own. Based on what we're seeing from early users and demos, people are getting incredible results with business research. Users report asking it to analyze markets and getting back insights about market size, growth trends, key players, and emerging opportunities. The reports include data from recent studies that would normally take hours to find manually. The scary part, this level of research used to be something only big companies could afford. They'd hire teams of analysts to put together reports like this. Now, anyone can get the same quality research in minutes instead of weeks. But here's what really sets Comet apart from other AI browsers that are coming out. Most of them are just adding AI features to

existing browsers. Comet was built from the ground up to be AI native. Every part of the browser is designed to work with AI. The interface adapts to how you work. If you're doing research, it surfaces relevant tools and information. If you're writing, it offers different assistance. If you're shopping, it helps you compare products and find the best deals. It's not just one AI feature stuck into a regular browser. It's a completely AI powered browsing experience. And they've thought about privacy in a way that most companies haven't. You can control exactly what data Comet uses. You can opt out of data sharing completely if you want. It has built-in ad blocking and tracker protection. So, you're getting the AI benefits without sacrificing your privacy. This is huge because privacy has been the main concern people have about AI browsers. Nobody wants their browsing data getting sold to advertisers or used to train AI models without permission. Comet gives you control over all of that. Now, let's talk about who this is for. Obviously, anyone who does research for work is going to love this. That includes marketers, writers, students, consultants, lawyers, doctors. Basically, anyone whose job involves finding and analyzing information. But it's also perfect for personal use. Planning a vacation? Comet can research destinations, compare prices, find the best activities, and create a complete itinerary shopping for a new car. It can analyze reviews, compare features, find the best deals, and even help you negotiate with dealers. The key is that Comet doesn't just find information. It processes it for you. It thinks about what you actually need to know. It saves you from having to read through tons of irrelevant content to find the good stuff. Actually, I just got access to Perplexity Max, so I'm going to be testing Comet Live for you guys. I'm planning to run some real business research tests and show you exactly what this thing can do. At $200 a month, it sounds expensive until you think about what you're getting. How much would you pay for, you know, a personal research assistant who works 24/7 and never makes mistakes? Probably a lot more than $200 a month. But here's the thing. Perplexity has said they're going to roll this out more broadly. So, even if you can't afford the Max plan right now, you'll probably be able to access Comet soon at a lower price point. And honestly, if you're running a business, $200 a month for this level of research capability could be a gamecher. Think about how much time your team spends on research. Think about how much better your decisions would be if you had access to comprehensive, accurate information instantly. Based on early user reports, this tool is already saving people dozens of hours on content research, competitor analysis, and market research. The insights they're getting are reportedly way better than what they could find manually. I'm going to be testing this myself and documenting the results. I want to see if it really can replace hours of manual research with minutes of AI powered analysis. Stay tuned for that case study. This focus makes the experience so much better. When you open Comet, you're not distracted by news feeds or notifications. You're in work mode. You can focus on what you're trying to accomplish without getting pulled in different directions. The company behind this is also impressive. Perplexity has raised over $500 million. They're valued at 9 billion. They're processing over a 100 million queries per week. They're not some startup that might disappear next year. They have the resources to compete with Google long-term. And they're hiring talent from Google's Chrome team. So they understand how browsers work at a deep level. They're not just building AI features. They're building a better browser that happens to have AI built in. Looking at the bigger picture, this represents a massive shift in how we interact with information online. Instead of us adapting to how computers want to organize information, computers are finally adapting to how humans actually think and work. For years, we've had to learn Google's language. We've had to figure out the right keywords. We've had to know which sites have good information. We've had to develop skills for filtering through search results. Comet flips all of that. You can ask questions in plain English. You can have conversations about what you're trying to learn. You can get answers that actually help you make decisions instead of just giving you more information to sort through. This is especially powerful for complex topics where you need to understand multiple perspectives or connect information from different sources. Traditional search is terrible at this. You end up with disconnected pieces of information that you have to somehow put together yourself. Comet excels at connecting dots across different sources. It can identify patterns and relationships that you might miss. It can point out contradictions in different sources. It can help you understand the credibility and bias of different information sources. For business owners, this changes everything about competitive intelligence and market research. Instead of spending weeks trying to understand your market, you can get comprehensive insights in a day. Instead of wondering what your competitors are doing, you can get detailed analysis of their strategies and performance. For content creators, it's like having a research team at your fingertips. You can quickly dive deep into any topic. You can find unique angles that others haven't covered. You can back up your content with solid research instead of

just opinions. For students and academics, it's a gamecher for thesis research and literature reviews. Instead of spending months reading through papers to understand the current state of research in your field, you can get a comprehensive overview in hours. The applications are endless. And we're just seeing the beginning. As more people start using Comet, the AI is going to get better. It's going to understand more nuanced requests. It's going to develop better insights about what information is actually useful versus what's just noise. One thing that's really interesting is how this might change content creation on the web. When AI can quickly identify the most useful and accurate information, there's going to be huge pressure on websites to create genuinely valuable content instead of just SEO optimized fluff. This could actually improve the quality of information online. When algorithms reward content that's actually helpful rather than content that just ranks well, creators will start focusing on providing real value. But here's something most people aren't thinking about. Comet isn't just a research tool. It's a learning accelerator. When you can quickly get comprehensive information about any topic, you can learn much faster. You can explore ideas you never would have had time to research before. I'm going to be testing this with some real business scenarios and document everything. I want to see if the hype matches reality when it comes to actual business research that impacts the bottom line. I'm even going to test it on my own YouTube channel. Have comma analyze and summarize my latest videos to see what insights it can pull out about my content strategy. This democratizes expertise in a way we've never seen. Skills and knowledge that used to take years to develop can now be acquired much faster. Not completely. You still need experience and practice, but the information gathering and analysis part which used to be a huge barrier is now almost effortless. Think about what this means for entrepreneurs. How many great business ideas never get started because the research phase seems too overwhelming? How many people give up on learning new skills because the information gathering process is too timeconuming? Comet removes those barriers. It makes research so fast and easy that you can afford to explore ideas you might not have pursued before. You can quickly validate or invalidate assumptions. You can understand markets and opportunities much faster. The productivity gains are incredible. But the real power is in the exploration it enables. When research isn't a bottleneck, you can follow your curiosity wherever it leads. You can ask what-if questions and actually get answers quickly enough to matter. For agencies and consulting businesses, this is transformative. You can provide much deeper analysis to clients without increasing your costs. You can take on more complex projects because the research component doesn't require huge time investments. You can also differentiate yourself by providing insights that competitors can't match. When you have access to comprehensive AI powered research capabilities, you can offer value that others simply can't provide with manual research methods. Now, let me be clear about something. Comet isn't perfect. No AI tool is. You still need to think critically about the information you get. You still need to verify important facts. You still need to use your judgment about what information is relevant to your specific situation. But it's incredibly good at the heavy lifting of research. It can process far more information than any human could in the same amount of time. It can identify patterns and connections that would be easy to miss. It can synthesize information from multiple sources in ways that are genuinely helpful. The key is understanding what comet is good at and what it's not. It's excellent at finding information, analyzing trends, comparing options, and creating comprehensive overviews. It's not perfect at creative thinking, strategic decision-m or understanding highly nuanced contexts that require deep industry experience. But when you combine Comet's research capabilities with human creativity and judgment, the results are powerful. You get the best of both worlds. Comprehensive information gathering plus human insight and decision-m. Looking forward, I think we're going to see more tools like this. Google is already adding AI features to Chrome. Microsoft is upgrading Edge with AI capabilities, but Perplexity has a head start because they built Comet from the ground up to be AI native. They also have an advantage because search is their core business. They understand information retrieval and analysis better than companies that are primarily focused on other things. This focus shows in the quality of comet's research capabilities. The browser wars are about to get very interesting. For years, Chrome has dominated because it was fast and had good developer tools. But speed and developer tools aren't enough anymore. Users want intelligence. They want browsers that help them get things done instead of just displaying web pages. If you want to stay ahead of the curve and get access to cuttingedge AI tools like Comet, you need to join my AI profit boardroom. This is the best place to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds of hours with AI automation. We're constantly testing and sharing the latest AI tools that can give you a competitive edge. And if you're serious about using AI to grow your business, book a free SEO strategy session with my team. The link is in the comments and description. 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