I can rank a translated article?

[pocketttt]

so, my language is portuguese, if i get an portuguese article and translate to english, the article can rank on google?

someone already tested this?

 

[virtualman89]

It will rank if the keywords you are targeting are non-competitive. They will rank for the english article and the keywords that are within that article.

So yes it's possible.

 

[pocketttt]

It will rank if the keywords you are targeting are non-competitive. They will rank for the english article and the keywords that are within that article.

So yes it's possible.

thanks

 

[supereek]

I think what OP means is: will Google detect it as plagiarism somehow? I don't know the answer to this.

 

[virtualman89]

I think what OP means is: will Google detect it as plagiarism somehow? I don't know the answer to this.

If this is what the OP means, the answer is no. It's different words and letters. There is no way its a duplicate.

 

[pocketttt]

I think what OP means is: will Google detect it as plagiarism somehow? I don't know the answer to this.

you right

 

[virtualman89]

you right

Google will treat it as a unique article.

 

[Mum2016]

This is a technique used by many writers. They get a keyword, translate it and then get an article in a different language. They use google translate or other translators, change a bit the text to make it sound good and publish. Half an hour job.

 

[learn-site]

Yes you can do it.
In many countries, this method is being used everyday, and users translate english articles to their mother language and vice versa.

 

[Safox alee]

If you will write it yourself and translate it. I don't think so there is any issue with it.

so, my language is portuguese, if i get an portuguese article and translate to english, the article can rank on google?

someone already tested this?

 

[webtrader]

This is a good method, especially because your language is Portugese so you can translate it yourself.

 

[IG Professor]

yes, you can