Draft LinkedIn posts with an assistant browser
A writer used Comet to create a LinkedIn post and later saw five surprise Gumroad sales.
- What they did
- A Perplexity Pro user with early access to Comet replaced their usual browser with it and tested it on LinkedIn content work. The assistant generated a LinkedIn post for them. The visible article text does not show the exact steps, prompts, or review process they used.
- How it went
- They say the post was followed by 5 unexpected Gumroad sales. The available text does not show how those sales were measured or prove the post caused them.
- Tips
- If you want to try this, have the agent study your niche before it writes anything. Ask it to pause and show you a draft before any post is published or scheduled.
Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet
I want help creating LinkedIn content for [topic or product]. First, review a few recent posts in my niche and tell me what patterns you notice. Then write [number] post drafts in the style of [tone or voice]. Show me each draft and ask for my approval before you publish, schedule, send, delete, or make any other irreversible change.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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