I must say that I had my misgivings about Peppertype or any of the other, similar tools out there. Why should one develop language skills over years, perfect sentence formations, learn to hold the reader's interest when a robotic tool could do everything you can in a fraction of the time?

Nevertheless, I tried out Peppertype and discovered that it's a great starting point to create content. Think of Peppertype as a way to get over creativity blocks rather than language skills. Once you have a starting count of so many words, there's nothing that a good writer cannot fine-tune and make better. In the end, Peppertype may give you so much content, but it won't give you the opinion you want to share with your readers. That's something that you have to do on your own. In other words, this tool is great at creating introductions but quite poor at creating conclusions. And I consider that to be a virtue.

I also liked how intuitive the program is. I must say it's better than many other similar offerings.