If it were, then there would not be any word limits. Whether my LLC has one writer or 10 writers, the length of each piece of content produced by my company has nothing to do with how many people are on my team (or number of licenses I purchase).

My team recently produced a typical affiliate marketing post for a client, and the first draft ran 4,428 words. It sounds as if your tool would not be of any use unless I write under your guidelines and not the needs of my clients.

A recent report showed the average word count of pages appearing in the first spot in a major search engine was more than 2,400 words. The word count of pages landing in the Top 10 spots (the coveted first page of SERPs) continues to increase.

I just wrote an ultimate guide to starting a blog for another client, and it was well over the 3,000 word limit. I will be starting a pillar post for yet another client next week, and it will certainly top 4,000 words. It is not uncommon for pillar posts to range between 5,000-6,000 words.

As you can see, your tool cannot fully service the needs of my clients, so it is not worth it to me. I will gladly purchase some codes when and if it becomes a tool for writers.

Will you consider removing the word count limits?

Thanks,

Bobby