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you can already do research with AI you
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can ask Chachi PT or Gemini a question
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and they'll give you an answer right but
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here's the problem that answer is often
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shallow outdated maybe or just plain
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wrong sometimes and lately as you very
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likely know these AI companies have been
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hyping a Mode called Deep research
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perplexity Gemini chat gbt all have this
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mode all aptly named the exact same
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thing across these models and by the way
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later in this video I'm going to share
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with you a free deep research model that
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I think is better than all three of
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those well-known ones it mixes together
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all the different AI models agentically
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within the research that it's doing and
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you've likely never heard of this tool
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and I love it so is deep research is
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another overhyped AI feature does it
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actually work well I spent over 50 hours
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trying out this feature across all the
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models that I've just talked about and
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I've seen what works and what I think is
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a waste of time and the results well
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they kind of surprise me and in this
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video I'm going to give you a clear
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breakdown of each platform's
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capabilities without all the marketing
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hype I'll show you real examples of how
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I've used deep research to solve actual
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business problems in my business and
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you'll learn exactly when deep research
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is worth the time and money and when it
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isn't and by the way these use cases are
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going to be different from what you may
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have seen already and by the end you're
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going to have my step-by-step prompting
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formula that gets results with the best
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deep research models in minutes not
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hours by the way if you're new here my
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name is Rick M and for the past 11 years
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I've run a multi- figure online business
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and today I run the AI Playbook
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community over on school and I'll link
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to it in the description below it's for
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online business owners who're looking to
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leverage AI in your business to
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streamline and increase profit now
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before we dive in let me show you
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something super interesting here's a
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standard question that I just put into
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chbt 40 about analyzing crms for online
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businesses and it gave me a really
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straightforward answer as you can see
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here it just simply lists them out with
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a few bullet points for each one of
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these and so it's given me a list of six
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and then a few different recommendations
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for me uh based on my needs now check
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this out using deep research also in
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chbt here's the exact same question
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using my deep research prompting
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strategy as you can see here the first
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thing that it did was it it asked me
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follow-up questions to clarify some
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different things to make sure that it's
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giving me the best response possible now
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here is the executive summary
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comparative analysis of CRM options with
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a nice table as you can see here going
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all the way through and breaking down
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each of these tools really really
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indepth and as you can see here the
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difference is massive one gives you
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pretty general advice that you could
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find pretty much anywhere the other one
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deep research delivers very specific
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in-depth actionable intelligence with
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current data and citations and that's
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the power of proper deep research
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prompting and I'm going to show you
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exactly how to do that so the first
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thing you got to understand is what
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exactly is deep research well
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essentially it's a personal research
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assistant working for you whenever you
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want it unlike you know your standard
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going into any of these AI models
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limited to their training data deep
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research is going to actively search the
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web synthesize the information and
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generate detailed reports for you kind
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of like I just showed you and it's
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different from standard web search
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because it's going to mimic a especially
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in chat gbt human research workflows
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through a three-step process like number
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one collecting sources from across the
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web and any kind of documents that you
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upload into if you're using deep
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research within Chachi PT number two
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reasoning through that information and
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identifying patterns resolving
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conflicting information and also drawing
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conclusions for you and then number
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three outputting detailed reports and
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information from all that research and I
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think it's really important super
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important to understand how each
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platform approaches this in terms of
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deep research so perplexity uh Gemini
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which was the first one and then Chachi
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BT so let's talk about perplexity deep
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research first it's going to be the
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fastest one it's going to complete
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research in under like 3 minutes which
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is way faster than any of the other
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models it's going to search the web it's
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going to extract key facts for you and
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then it's going to create clear reports
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for you with all the citations now in
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terms of strengths it gives you really
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quick answers it does a pretty wide
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range of sources although I kind of go
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back and forth on that and it does
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number the sources for easy verification
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of the information that it's giving you
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and the other thing if you're having a
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really long conversation in perplexity
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deep research it can have sort of poor
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contextual remembering the context out
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of the entire conversation if it's a
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longer conversation and perplexities
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deep research is by far my least
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favorite of these deep research modes
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that we've got available to us and the
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next one Gemini deep research which was
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the first Model to come out with the
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Deep research mode it takes a very
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methodical approach with the research
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planning it will take your question it
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will develop a plan for you which you
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can edit accordingly if you want the
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process is going to be longer than
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perplexity it's going to typically take
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like 5 to 10 minutes it excels at
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understanding complex topics it's going
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to use establish more reputable sources
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uh it's going to provide trustworthy
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information as always we need to be
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making sure that we're double-checking
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our facts and stuff like that but it may
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lack diverse perspectives when you're
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doing a deep research within Gemini and
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it integrates really well with Google
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drive because you can export the
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research report right into a Google doc
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if you want to then there's Chachi PT's
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deep research obviously this is going to
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give you the most comprehensive research
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capabilities in my opinion it's going to
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have the slowest processing time
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anywhere between say 5 and 30 minutes
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the ones that I've run and through all
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these tests that I've been doing
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generally in that 15 to 25 30 minute
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range it is capable of analyzing files
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and images it excels at Deep complex
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topics it can produce extremely detailed
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reports for you it will struggle
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sometimes and this is obviously a big
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thing when it comes to research and that
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is struggling with Source reliability
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but again as always regardless of what
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platform that you're using make sure
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that you're factchecking with whatever
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results that you get now this is also
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the most expensive yes you can access
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deep research with Chachi BT it's 200
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bucks a month for the Pro Plan if you're
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going to be using this a lot now you do
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get access to deep research on the plus
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plan which is the 20 bucks a month but
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you are very limited to the number of
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researches that you can do during the
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month now let me show you a side-by-side
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comparison of the exact same prompt
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across all of these deep research models
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and also I will show you the fourth
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model that I think is the best one in my
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opinion and it's also free to use okay
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so here we are in chbt this is the
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prompt that I will take you through in a
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little bit this is the one that I've
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come up with that I think works the best
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for these deep research modes and I'm
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asking about again as I mentioned
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earlier CRM opportunities for online
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businesses and as you can see here it
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did it in 6 minutes and 20 three sources
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which I don't think is very much yes it
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does include the citations within the
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content but it does give me a nice
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executive summary uh a nice table here
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of each of these tools and then it goes
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through each of these tools and gives
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summaries for each one which I think is
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is really helpful it is a lot of content
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here and then going down to the very
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bottom I also ask it for scalability
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options so it gives me a cost breakdown
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which I really like
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and I did ask for that though in my uh
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in my prompt and at the bottom here it
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gives me the executive insights and
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Trends and CRM Solutions and then with a
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conclusion at the bottom now here's
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perplexity output for the exact same
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prompt that I put in as you can see here
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it did search 43 sources which is way
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more than what chat gpt's version did
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this is the entire report right here and
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it is very brief it does give me I like
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the table a whole lot better than what I
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saw in chbt but as you can see here it
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is super short it's nowhere near in
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depth as these other deep research tools
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and just like in the other models you
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can ask followup questions of the
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research and just like in perplexity
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normally it gives you suggested
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questions that you can follow up with
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that is pretty cool and now we're
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looking at Gemini's deep research on the
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Le hand side here this is the actual
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report that it created it searched
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414 sites as you can see see here down
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here now one thing I've noticed with
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Gemini's deep research is the number of
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websites that it is using as sources in
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its researches has gotten way way bigger
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so here's the report that I did come up
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with here and also you can export it to
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docs as I just mentioned here and so
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this is the report over in Google Docs I
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just exported over there it's 14 pages
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long and as you can see here it's pretty
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comprehensive and I like how it it just
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broke it up really nicely and then
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finally this is Jens spark. a this is my
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favorite deep research platform to be
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using I just like the output and some of
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the options that it gives you within the
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Deep research output so like for example
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last week I got this really cool mind
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map as part of the output something that
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I've not seen ever in any of the other
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deep research models so as you can see
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here it went through 213 sources you can
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ask questions to it right on the
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follow-up and like the other models you
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can ask questions about the research and
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what I really like too is the T of
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contents that it came up with now check
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this out also at the bottom it gives you
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a really nice summary also gives you a
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really detailed summary gives you a
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section called the takeaway and then it
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also gives you supplementary video
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resources yes perplexity will do that if
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applicable I just like how this report
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comes out and at the very bottom it
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gives you this similar knowledge section
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which gives you access to similar
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researches so I really like Jens spark
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another big thing why I love deep
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research in Jens spark is it does this
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thing called mixture of Agents where it
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says it auto mixes the best AI models
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for your specific task so as you can see
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here it lists out all the the main
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models and it will use the models that
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it thinks is best for your specific
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research question so as you can see here
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each platform has its distinct strengths
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and weaknesses when it comes to this
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deep research mode depending on what it
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is that you want to be researching now
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let's talk about how businesses can
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actually use deep research and no I'm
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not going to give you the standard use
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cases that you've heard a million times
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with deep research here are five
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unconventional applications that I found
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incredibly valuable with deep research
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and the first use case I've actually
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already shown you that is researching a
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new tool to use for your business
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whether it's a CRM a social media tool
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an AI tool maybe it's new equipment for
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your business we're always looking for
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new tools but rather than crawling
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through websites trying to understand
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and piece together different things
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which one is best for you deep research
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is going to do the heavy lifting for you
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using deep research to do this kind of
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research saved me hours in and it helped
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me make a way more informed decision
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based on my specific needs for the
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second business use case for deep
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research if you are doing any kind of
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client research to get a proposal to try
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to get new clients this is perfect for
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you so Freelancers Consultants Etc deep
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research can transform your client
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preparation so instead of getting basic
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company background information you can
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get comprehensive insights on things
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like Market positioning and competitive
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landscape recent initiatives and their
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outcomes potential pain points based on
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industry Trends unique opportunities
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like specific to their specific business
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model so when you use deep research in
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this way and you can get this depth of
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information and level of expertise in
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your proposal you're going to show a
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whole other level of preparation and
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depth of knowledge and research than
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you're competitors so let's just say I'm
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preparing a proposal for a sustainable
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fashion brand looking to expand its
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Market presence in North America the
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purpose of this is to prepare that
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proposal for marketing and branding
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stres that are tailored to the specific
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audience of this brand so this is part
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of my prompt and as you can see here
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it's gone through 32 sources which I
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don't think is a ton but it's a very
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in-depth research output here with a lot
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of statistics and helpful information
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that can go into the proposal now the
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cool thing is if you're using AI to put
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together your proposal you can use this
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research or wherever you get the
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research from whichever model and use it
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in a knowledge Source or knowledge Bas
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that informs your proposal which is
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going to make the putting together
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proposal way easier and faster and again
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here's that exact same question and
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prompt into jpark getting the table of
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contents and then scrolling down here
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with all the citations by the way it did
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141 sources in this result which again I
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really like how the output goes here uh
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gives you the takeaway and then again a
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supplementary list of video resources
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and by the way the way in Jens spark
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before you get that nice report that I
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just showed you this is what it looks
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like on the output screen and this right
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here is they call it the spark page now
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I like the interesting facts at the
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bottom here so check this out for the
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141 sources examined in this by this
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agent the total word count is estimated
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so at an average reading speed of 200
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250 words per minute that's nearly 9
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hours of reading nearly a full day's
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work that it would have taken you to do
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the research that it did in a matter of
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minutes so I think that's kind of funny
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how they include this here use case
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number three is all about target
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audience deep Dives on deep research and
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this is going to be different than what
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you've likely seen so instead of surface
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level demographics you can get a deep
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report on your target audience including
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things like uncovering behavioral
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patterns of your target audience and
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preference shifts these are things that
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I would never find through a
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conventional research so here's an
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example of this kind of search and the
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question I asked so basically you can
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see here I'm researching in the
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behaviors preferences and demographics
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of my target audience to improve
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marketing and product development
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strategies the purpose is to inform
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business Decisions by identifying key
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customer segments pay points and the
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best ways to engage with them and I
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think perplexity deep research did
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actually a pretty decent job on this
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where it goes through the different age
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and generational Trends psychographic
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profiles key pain points etc etc and
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then it also included strategies for in
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effective audience engag engagement
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based on the research that it's finding
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which I really like so that's very
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actionable for me giving me that
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conclusion again all the different
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resources that it searched I think it
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was what 57 yeah 57 sources that it did
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in this search eh it's okay in terms of
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the number of sources but I did like how
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it broke out this kind of research so
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super helpful use case for deep research
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for use case number four for your
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business deep research is really good if
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you need to do any kind of Regulatory
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Compliance research so if you are in
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regulated Industries and you're trying
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to stay current on changing requirements
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that's going to be crucial right so deep
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research can monitor and synthesize that
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regulatory changes across multiple
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jurisdictions identifying really what
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specifically applies to your business
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now think about how long that kind of
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research would take you that would take
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you hours and hours or somebody on your
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team hours and hours to do that or if
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you're paying somebody else to that
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research for you is going to be really
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expensive because of the amount of time
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that it's going to take to do that
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research deep research is going to do
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this in a matter of minutes and you've
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seen the levels of research output that
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these tools give you so we'll just move
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right on to the fifth use case which is
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Market opportunity analysis so check
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this out deep research is going to be
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really good at identifying emerging
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market trends for example before they
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become mainstream so by analyzing all
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the data sources that it does in its
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deep research it's going to highlight
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potential opportunities for you that
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aren't yet saturated so for example if I
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want to learn more about Ai and online
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coaching emerging market trends
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opportunities and challenges I found
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Gemini to be the best output for this
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specific search compared to any of the
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other models that we've been talking
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about here today it's really thorough
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gives you a nice chart etc etc gives you
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the opportunities I really like Gemini's
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output for this now if you think about
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it the ROI calculation for using deep
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research is pretty straightforward right
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so let's just say you value your time or
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your team's time at a simple $50 an hour
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deep research can save you like we saw
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before 9 hours of research that's
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$450 that it is saving you which is far
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more than the subscription cost for
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these platforms even Chachi BT Pro which
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is 200 bucks so now let's talk for a
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minute about who deep research is
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actually for deep research is built
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primarily for people who do intensive
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knowledge work in areas like Finance
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science policy engineering professionals
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who need thorough precise and reliable
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research but in reality like we're
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talking about here today it's really
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valuable for business owners and
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entrepreneurs people who need to make
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informed decisions really really quickly
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who don't have access to a fullon
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research team and people who need to
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stay ahead of market trends or
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consultants and Freelancers who need to
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quickly understand client Industries
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like we talked about here today people
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who create datab backed proposals people
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who need to differentiate themselves
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with with deeper insights than what
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maybe other companies who are trying to
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get that same business are going to be
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coming to the table with content
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creators people who need well researched
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factual content people who want to find
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unique angles on topics the research is
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great for this people who need to verify
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information from multiple sources and
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not just a few sources that you might
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get within a normal you know Google
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search deep research is really good for
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Content creators now as I mentioned at
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the very beginning of this video
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standard prompting techniques often fail
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with deep research because they don't
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Leverage The Unique capabilities of
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these Advanced modes in terms of the
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deep research model so after doing all
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these tests I put together a prompt
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framework that I've been kind of
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alluding to throughout the video here
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that consistently delivers what I think
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are superior results when using deep
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research and here's that four-part deep
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research prompting framework it begins
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with defining the scope so you really
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want to start by clearly defining the
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entire scope boundaries of your research
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question and you want to be super
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specific about things like exactly what
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you need to know the depth required in
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the research that you want the model to
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do any specific sources that you want
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included or excluded be clear about that
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in the first part of your query and also
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if there's a time period relevance to
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the research you want to be clear about
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that in your prompt as well the second
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part of the deep research prompting
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framework is being very specific about
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the output format that you are looking
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for next in the prop you want to specify
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exactly how you want the information
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presented to you so tell it the
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structure of the report that you want
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tell it what sections that you want to
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make sure are required maybe the
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proposal that you're submitting to a
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specific company for example needs to
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include certain sections well you can
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put that into your deep research prompt
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if you have data visualization
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preferences put it in there if you want
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certain uh a certain citation style put
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it into your prompt the next part of
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your prompt and this is the critical
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step that most people miss when it comes
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to using deeper research is that you
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want to direct how you want the AI to
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reason through conflicting information
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that it might be finding across all
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these various data sources so give it
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prioritization criteria for sources how
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to handle that conflicting data what
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constitutes sufficient evidence for the
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conclusions that it's making and then
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you want to be super clear about any
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kind of areas that require deeper
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exploration in your research and then
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finally specify how you plan to use this
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information which is going to help the
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AI prioritize relevance in its research
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output that it gives you so for example
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your decision making context like why
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are you having this research done in the
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first place problems that you're trying
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to solve what actions that you're going
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to take based on the findings of the
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deep research report uh your level of
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expertise in the subject like what do
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you already know so that's going to make
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it easier for the AI to give you the
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kind of information that's going to be
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most helpful for you and this right here
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is the prompt template that I put
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together that contains the exact
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framework that I just took you through
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Now by structuring The Prompt this way
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you're essentially programming a custom
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research workflow tailored to your
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specific needs and it's this level of
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prompt with the framework I've just
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taken you through that gets you the kind
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of indepth output for your research that
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we've been talking about here today and
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by the way if you want this prompt
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template I'll link to it in the
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description below so which platform
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should you use when it comes to deep
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research well it's going to really
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depend on what your specific needs are
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as you saw here today perplexity is
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great for Speed and quick insights which
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kind of goes against what I think deep
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research is really all about Gemini is
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going to be great for methodical
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research from trusted sources chbt for
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depth and complexity if your budget
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allows and then finally jpark AI which I
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think is sort of the best of all worlds
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among all these deep research AI models
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but regardless of the platform proper
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prompting like we've talked about here
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today is going to be the key to
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unlocking the Full Potential from your
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deep research search all right thanks
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for watching today's video if you are
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interested in joining my school
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Community the AI Playbook if you're an
00:22:03
online business looking to leverage AI
00:22:05
to streamline and increase your profit a
00:22:07
link to the community in the description
00:22:09
below thanks so much for watching and
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I'll see you in the next video
