Minimum word limit of a hub
A comparison test was done too by one blogger. They use to have lengthy posts but shortened them down to 200-400 words to make it, to the 'point' and 'quick consumption' by the audience. Google loved the lengthy ones but not the audience. In the end, they lost with Google but their traffic climbed. Weird
you'd think it would be traffic that's a concern to Google and not just length of the post.
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