As a Digital Marketing Manager at an IT company, I spend a lot of time working with content—blog posts, website copy, and social media. There’s always something new to read, fix, and refine for our audience. To help make this process smoother, I started using Comet browser, and it’s now a key part of my daily routine.
The best part isn’t just browsing. Comet’s built-in assistant reviews my drafts as I work, suggesting easy improvements in real time.
What the Comet Assistant Helps Me With
When I have a draft ready, I use Comet’s assistant to check these areas:
Grammar and Readability: If a sentence feels awkward or hard to read, the assistant flags it, making edits simpler.
Tone Consistency: Since most of our readers are from India, I keep the language simple and conversational. The assistant points out any heavy or technical language.
Flow and Structure: If a paragraph jumps too quickly or feels disconnected, suggestions for smoother transitions pop up.
Repetitive Content: The assistant highlights when I’ve repeated points, helping me trim unnecessary details.
Basic SEO Elements: Headlines get reviewed for clarity, and keywords are gently optimized—never forced or unnatural.
My Workflow With Comet
The process is straightforward:
- I open my draft in Google Docs.
- The assistant scans directly—no copy-pasting or switching windows.
- It doesn’t rewrite the text, but leaves comments with suggestions.
- I review each comment, accepting useful ones and ignoring the rest.
- This gives me control over edits while speeding up the review.
Why Comet Works for My Team
Manual editing takes time. With Comet, suggestions appear where I work, saving time and reducing errors. Editors and writers are still essential—the tool simply adds a quick, consistent extra layer of review.
Comet streamlines our content workflow, making sure every post is clear, easy to read, and well-structured for our Indian and American audience.
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