How To Use Google Deep Research To CRUSH Your Content in 2025!

[@ciarandoyletraining]

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[@AIandUsExploringtheFuture]

AWESOME ..... Thank You for Sharing!!!! I am now a subscriber!!

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Hey my friend, welcome and great to hav eyou here.

[@John-e7g5r]

This is diamond content! I will try this tomorrow. The pain of hours of research ! I definitely have to subscribe now. Thanks for posting! Ps I like the way you word things, it makes it not boring. "..they can be lazy". 😂

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Haha, thank you and welcome. Ye, since Ive foudn it i've used it multiple times per day... it's quality, but like you we said... it can get lazy too lol

[@sreymich-tu5nk]

Thanks Ciaran, this is so cool. My research normally takes me hours and gets super boring. Great video. Post more in 2025.

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Most welcome Srey Mich. Ye, me too, but this is such a cool addition to all of our content research.

[@librakhan25]

@@ciarandoyletraining Hello dear, this is very great workfolow, bu the big challenge is when I check the output on gptzeoro it detect it 100% AI written, Please find a way for this, it generate output 70% human, I am sure you will find a way

[@leighreynolds8761]

This is really interesting Ciaran, as usual you have covered it with helpful info and essential facts. Thank you.

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Thanks Leigh, you know me, love a good bit of cool AI, glad you enjoyed it.

[@TheSaraDowling]

@@ciarandoyletraining THANKS!

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Are you Sara Dowling the Jazz singer?

[@TheSaraDowling]

@@ciarandoyletraining No sorry to disappoint - I am just Sara the Accountant from Australia :-)

[@ciarandoyletraining]

haha, that's even cooler... never met met Sara the accountant from Australia :-)

[@CarlBallenger]

Well done and thanks! 👍

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Cheers Carl, glad you enjoy my friend.

[@samirsmudge]

Excellent video! Thank you, Ciaran!

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Welcome Samir, g;ad you enjoyed it

[@isabelcbmartins]

This is very useful, thank you!

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Great to hear Isabel, delighted you enjoyed it.

[@YTBenZ]

Very useful! Thanks Cairan!

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Cheers Ben, glad you enjoyed.

[@derekman111]

great video, and microphone, what are you using?

[@ciarandoyletraining]

I use a rode microphone... are you getting some sort of feedback too? If so, you aren't the only one mentioned it, it's something I'll have to look into.

[@Digital_FrontierCO]

very insightful appreciate that !

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Glad you enjoyed it DF, I see you used the Google NotebookLM podcast and turned it into a video - very smart, what tool did you use for the video if you don't mind sharing?

[@christopherranderson]

Thanks - I appreciate your work a years worth of reseach the material would need to be stagnant, otherwise your material may be outdated, 😊

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Most welcome Christopher, glad you enjoyed it... crazy what we can do with AI now. Loads more content coming soon in teh new year.

[@HonestReview101]

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[@vocsquad611]

just wondering if you've compared the 1.5 pro deep research to the currently free 2.0 flash experimental (with grounding turned on to enable search)... the list of sites returned looks a lot more complete on the 1.5 pro you showed, but the resulting pillar document still turns out pretty good on v2 from my quick test, also seems to give a bit more suggestions on how to approach it. Either way, looks good... can combine with notetabLM to maybe get multiple pieces of content out of it too maybe?

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Great question! Honestly, I haven’t compared 1.5 Pro Deep Research with 2.0 Flash Experimental (grounding turned on) in-depth yet, but now you’ve got me super curious. Sounds like 1.5 Pro nails it with a more complete list of sources, while 2.0 might throw in some extra brainstorming sauce for structuring content. Combining either with NoteTabLM to crank out multiple pieces of content? Smart. That’s the kind of workflow hack I love. Thanks for the tip... this definitely deserves a follow-up video to dig into the differences.

[@frankkasper5726]

Great info. I tried this and it created some great content but when I asked it to analyze a website it stated that it doesn't have access to the internet. But when it created the content it stated that it researched 23 websites????

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Great question... and it comes down to what might be considered "ethical scraping" lol... yep, I know funny. Gemini Deep Research has advanced pretraining on public data but is intentionally restricted from real-time internet scraping to maintain ethical use and align with privacy guidelines.

[@JS-kj6qf]

Sample prompt template? Thanks.

[@ciarandoyletraining]

I left it in the description of the video for ya. Enjoy and let me know how you get on.

[@JS-kj6qf]

Thank you! ​@@ciarandoyletraining

[@ciarandoyletraining]

@@JS-kj6qf no problem 🙏

[@jasonkwilliamson]

Can't access this in Australia, so frustrating.

[@ciarandoyletraining]

You're kidding me mate. That sucks, did you try a VPN? Tunnel Bear dot com is free, might help?

[@stevemckenzie3174]

I live in Australia and it is available without using a VPN.

[@ciarandoyletraining]

@@stevemckenzie3174 that's good to hear mate, get stuck into it.

[@jasonkwilliamson]

@@stevemckenzie3174 weird I paid for Gemini don’t even get the drop down option!

[@AnDy-of3mj]

The video is excellent, however the sound could be improved. Buy a decent mic M bru.

[@ciarandoyletraining]

This is a rode mic lol... I think perhaps it's the logitech camera app...

[@silverbackag9790]

Except Google doesn't want the "ultimate go to content in any topic" anymore. At least in home and garden. None of this shit is ranking. I'm busting up and/or shortening all of my pillar content that DID used to dominate and compete against DotDash Meredith and the others. They now want bite sized and snackible versions. Crafting ultimate guides written by subject matter experts used to be my bread and butter. Now? My biggest site went from 5 million sessions in my best month (May) in 2023 to 1.1 million sessions in May of 24. My supporting content still gets traffic. Pillars stuff? It's dead....at least those 5000 word monstrosities. My limit is 3000 words (shorter is better) and that's still double of the publishing corps. We'll see how it does there once we complete our overhaul. We're also constraining ads. Greatly.

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Totally get where you’re coming from. Google’s shifting preferences have been a pain in the ass, especially for those of us who’ve relied on pillar content in the past. I’ve noticed shorter, 'snackable' content performing better in certain niches too, but I think it’s about striking a balance, which I think we are all trying to do now. Pillar content still has value, especially when it’s broken into digestible sections or paired with strong supporting content. I also don't believe in solely relying on Google for traffic, even though it is the bread and butter for so many. The key now seems to be making it easy for users to skim while still providing depth where needed. Your results from the overhaul will be super interesting to see. Please keep us updated here. That drop hurts... but it’s clear you’re not giving up, just adapting. Thanks for sharing your experience, it adds a super important perspective!

[@Stephen10015]

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[@ciarandoyletraining]

Love it, welcome Stephen (my 2nd name) :D

[@cheekychops11978]

Love your content - thanks so so much Ciaran, cant wait to try - I am going to use this alongside your Blog Profit Path course - which is sooooo helpful 🧲🧲⚡

[@ciarandoyletraining]

Cherry great to hear from you, glad you are still keeping up with it, and yep... such a cool tool, get it into your arsenal.