Hi Kelv, this happens when you assign a relatively large word count for the article but not enough subheaders/ subtitles to better structure the article. For example, if you are telling Theo to write a 1500 word article and only place two subheaders, the writer will answer the subheaders appropriately and then add all the content to meet the word count after. The best strategy, also for SEO purposes, is to use a good amount of subheaders that covers the different aspects of the article.

We recently added the topical mapping feature as requestes for other users, which has been very helpful as we've been told. Make sure you give it a try.

Also, we highly recommend you also add the "People also ask" questions you'll find in the content writing module. These will also give you an SEO boost, and help the writer provide the content in an organized manner.

This said, we're working on improving the Ai writer as well, and will have some updates soon.

It's at the conclusion part, where there is no breaks, 1 whole chunk of 1258 words without breaks.

Almost 1300 words? That's way too much. Thank for the heads up. We were already looking into it but this makes us look for other potential reasons. I assume you are asking the writer to produce the longest content form? And out of curiosity, have many subheaders did the Topical mapping give you for your topic?

Again, please reach out to us via support so we can assign a ticket number to the issue, and this allows us to revert to it in the future if needed.

Thanks!

Hi Kelv, just a quick update. We've run some tests, changed the code and the long sections at the end no longer appear. Just FYI.