Wow! This is an outstanding product, and this lifetime deal is a must have!

The features that I list below are so strong that I hope the developers don't lose sight of them as they branch out into other features.

The standout features that are absolutely outstanding are:

- Writing application
- Importing:
- Import from WordPress application connection
- Import via URL
- Import via Google Drive
- Import via File (PDF or HTML)
- Import via Paste
- Customization workflow checklist WITH user access permissions assignment capability at the task level - this is incredible attention to detail!
- High level view of SEO keyword utilization score
- Asset Library
- Import your own images
- drag & drop upload
- compress or resize
- convert to .jpg or .png
- Use recent images
- Pixabay image or video
- Image URL
- Content Optimization
- especially for doing on-site SEO at point of publishing
- being able to add the various meta data at point of publishing is a major time savor and ensures those tasks are not forgotten
- Publishing
- That's what this tool is "at heart"
- Easy to integrate and set up
- Love the author profiles
- Plenty of channels to distribute to
- Workspace
- Organize content with Folders
- Add team members
- User Access & Permission settings
- Client Access

There is a little awkwardness in learning how to navigate and use the GUI. However, the learning curve is short and low.

I haven't used several of the other features, yet.

Personally, I'm not interested in the SEO Features:
- Keyword Research
- SEO Heatmap

There are other tools on the market that excel in keyword research. Yes, it would be amazing if Blogely can create a keyword tool that can replace those tools, but - for me - my needs in that area are very high. If you only need a sufficient keyword research tool, then I do think it meets that expectation.

I just hope that the Blogely developers don't sacrifice the quality of the writing and publishing tools in their pursuit to build a keyword tool.

One last point: I personally would like it if the implementation of the plagiarism checker was more like the way that jasper.ai implements CopyScape.