If you have heavy bullets or a few paragraphs, I would only write two pages. Or maybe a simple spreadsheet comparing job requirements to your skills. What you don’t want is two pages of paragraphs about your skills, possible fit for the company, etc.
I’ve sent out dozens of cover letters writing service UK recently, and only about 10% were more than 1 page long. And these only contain a paragraph and/or closing statement. If a cover letter is too long, complex, or slow to read, it alienates the reader, usually the hiring manager, and ends up being deleted, not in the interview folder. You want it to be clear and concise when complementing your resume, recommending or recommending you by quickly explaining how your skills help their team and current connections.
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