Extract paid-search keywords from a webpage
A Reddit user said Perplexity Comet reviewed one webpage and produced 50 ad keywords, which saved them a lot of time.
- What they did
- In a Reddit discussion about how people use Perplexity Comet at work, one user had it study a specific webpage closely and then build keyword ideas for paid search. They used the agent to do the reading and drafting in one pass, with no other process details shared.
- How it went
- The user reported that the output was solid and reduced the amount of time they had to spend on the task. The post did not include metrics, example terms, or a manual workflow for comparison.
- Tips
- Use this when you want a quick starting set of search terms from an existing page. Keep the request limited to research and drafting, and have the agent wait for approval before any account action.
Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet
Study [URL] carefully and tell me what the page is selling, who it seems aimed at, and what language it uses. Based on that, draft 50 Google Ads keyword ideas for me, sorted by topic and with a suggested match type for each one. Add a few negative keywords too, and format the result as a table I can paste into a spreadsheet. Do not edit my ads account or submit anything; if any step would affect a live campaign, stop and ask before continuing.
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