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When is content "Too much"

On our website we sell a vast range of products, from door handles to wall panels.

If structured correctly it's quite easy to generate 2000+ words on some sections and provide a good amount of information which is valuable and targets keywords we need to reach.

But this leaves me at a crossroads, because myself (as a marketing manager) checks this content, one side of me sees that it's full of information, where the other side of me sees it's a bit too much.

Where do you guys draw the line for category SEO content?

Ill provide a link in the first comment of an example category, which I've asked my content writer to provide valuable content.

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