How to write a lengthy blog easily?

[rankerguru]

Hey friends! I need your help.

If I find a good lengthy article of my niche in some other language, translate it using Google and then post it on my blog, will it be considered as plagiarized content?

TIA

 

[693840]

Hey friends! I need your help.

If I find a good lengthy article of my niche in some other language, translate it using Google and then post it on my blog, will it be considered as plagiarized content?

TIA

Yes or no, it's a dick move either way.

 

[tazarbm]

it will definitely be considered plagiarized content, but the question is: "will google figure this out and punish you?" ... To this question I can't answer, but I would still go with it since the content in foreign language usually ranks outside of USA anyway so it won't harm anyone in the USA market

 

[MrDenz]

 

[TheGreyMatter]

Even if it isn't, it will be almost unreadable for the user so it won't make any sense.

Write content that the users will love and Google will reward you automatically.

 

[VampireDamon]

Hey friends! I need your help.

If I find a good lengthy article of my niche in some other language, translate it using Google and then post it on my blog, will it be considered as plagiarized content?

TIA

In that case, the content should be free of error and readable.
Try making unique content to get a better rank.

 

[VimalG]

Hey friends! I need your help.

If I find a good lengthy article of my niche in some other language, translate it using Google and then post it on my blog, will it be considered as plagiarized content?

TIA

To be sure, you can search for the translated content in "quotes" and see if someone else has already used it.

To be even sure, translate content using Google, use article snipper of some kind, make some edits - there you go, unique content.

 

[india]

Hey friends! I need your help.

If I find a good lengthy article of my niche in some other language, translate it using Google and then post it on my blog, will it be considered as plagiarized content?

TIA

You might need to change the heading orders add some more quality content, remove unwanted content.

 

[polecat]

IT's overall quite a complex and messy system to do it I can see the logic why some people used to do it big in the past but now overall you would better of doing something more efficient to get content.

If you want to make content yourself faster or more efficient you can do it by changing your diet such as take

Indian food such as Sambar
Wheatgrass German style if possible
Eat Manuka honey or other kinds of honey as well.
Good tea or Coffee
Eat Pure cocoa products try and get at least 70% pure coco in the chocolate when possible
Do exercise such as Yoga or go for walks or another exercise as well.

You can use software like say app.frase.com to get content or ideas faster as well.

 

[Panther28]

You can use an ai article writer alternatively. You'll get much better quality than just translated or spun content

 

[GenesisOne]

If you are translating and polishing the content to your known native language and plagiarize checkers render it at 100% unique, you'll have no problem.

 

[goflippa]

Google is much clever than you think...if you translate or spin a content definitely it wont help you rank.if you find difficulty in typing a lengthy content go with voice.... record it clearly and convert it to text.....that may help you.

 

[blackbeans]

For the longest time, I struggled with writing blog posts because I can't seem to get past 3,000 words a day.

I would write a paragraph and then another paragraph, and then, all of a sudden, an idea would hit me.

I would get so excited that I would delete everything that I've written because this new idea seems so legit.

I would get to three paragraphs using the new idea, and then another idea would hit me, and I would delete everything again and start from scratch.

Now, you can imagine that I only need to get through this process a few times to realize that I've wasted my day.

Writing 3,000 words could easily take several hours!

When I started dictablogging, things began to change.

Basically, I would write a short outline of what I'm going to talk about in my blog post.

That blog post is targeting low-competition keywords with significant monthly search volume.

I would string this out in a collection of questions, and I would thoroughly research the question.

So when I write my outline, I basically already know what to say because I've actually read through all the source materials; the outline is just there to remind me.

At this point, I would then turn on my microphone and open my mp3 recording app and click the record button.

When I go through one outline item, I lose the temptation to go back and start from scratch.

I go item after item.

Before I know it, in the span of five to ten minutes, I'm done!

Now, how many words did I dictate in that five to ten minutes?

Since I speak at the rate of 150 to 250 words per minute, I can easily clock 2,000 words every ten minutes—that’s 12,000 words per hour!

Now, if you had to choose, would you rather take 3,000 words per day or 12,000 per hour?

It’s a no-brainer!

This is the technique that I use to write very long blog posts.

As everybody knows, SEO is now centered on long-form content.

You only need to look up “ideal blog post length” to see what I'm talking about.

Currently, it’s between 1,500 words to 2,000 words.

The secret here is to pack as many different outline talking points so that you can produce 2,000 words in ten minutes or thereabouts.

This has helped me tremendously to explode my productivity.

If I can do it, anybody could.

 

[Mukhlisinfo]

translate it using Google

I not recommended it maybe writing by yourself is better

 

[ozzie5]

For the longest time, I struggled with writing blog posts because I can't seem to get past 3,000 words a day.

I would write a paragraph and then another paragraph, and then, all of a sudden, an idea would hit me.

I would get so excited that I would delete everything that I've written because this new idea seems so legit.

I would get to three paragraphs using the new idea, and then another idea would hit me, and I would delete everything again and start from scratch.

Now, you can imagine that I only need to get through this process a few times to realize that I've wasted my day.

Writing 3,000 words could easily take several hours!

When I started dictablogging, things began to change.

Basically, I would write a short outline of what I'm going to talk about in my blog post.

That blog post is targeting low-competition keywords with significant monthly search volume.

I would string this out in a collection of questions, and I would thoroughly research the question.

So when I write my outline, I basically already know what to say because I've actually read through all the source materials; the outline is just there to remind me.

At this point, I would then turn on my microphone and open my mp3 recording app and click the record button.

When I go through one outline item, I lose the temptation to go back and start from scratch.

I go item after item.

Before I know it, in the span of five to ten minutes, I'm done!

Now, how many words did I dictate in that five to ten minutes?

Since I speak at the rate of 150 to 250 words per minute, I can easily clock 2,000 words every ten minutes—that’s 12,000 words per hour!

Now, if you had to choose, would you rather take 3,000 words per day or 12,000 per hour?

It’s a no-brainer!

This is the technique that I use to write very long blog posts.

As everybody knows, SEO is now centered on long-form content.

You only need to look up “ideal blog post length” to see what I'm talking about.

Currently, it’s between 1,500 words to 2,000 words.

The secret here is to pack as many different outline talking points so that you can produce 2,000 words in ten minutes or thereabouts.

This has helped me tremendously to explode my productivity.

If I can do it, anybody could.

This is an idea I`ve had, but get stuck with finding a program that will translate to text - any ideas?

 

[blackbeans]

This is an idea I`ve had, but get stuck with finding a program that will translate to text - any ideas?

I don't recommend voice to text software

Dragon Naturally Speaking or even Google Docs is fine if you want to speak at a leisurely rate AND you don't get distracted when directing software on punctuation.

I've tried both approaches before.


I want to produce as much on point, publication-ready content in a short period of time so I couldn't mess with slow rates (75 to 100 words per minute) or risk getting thrown off track by dictating punctuation

I use HUMAN transcribers.

Not only do they quickly figure out punctuation / sentence breaks but they also format my text so it is:
- easy to read
- easy to scan
- flows smoothly

I even have my transcribers add photos, do internal linking and link out to high value non-competitor authority .gov .edu pages

Lately, I'm having them enter their transcriptions into SURFERSEO and make sure all the relevant keywords, NLP, and headings are turned GREEN

Of course, I have to pay extra for photos, linking, and SurferSEO optimization

It's all worth it though because I just get a simple .txt file and copy and paste the code into Wordpress.

 

[MKSKS]

Hey friends! I need your help.

If I find a good lengthy article of my niche in some other language, translate it using Google and then post it on my blog, will it be considered as plagiarized content?

TIA

If your translated content passes plagiarism tests you won't have any problems.

The content may or may not rank. You will need to check it for optimization & most of the time it's likely you will need to both proofread & optimize it.

It's ok to be used as filler content not recommended for money sites.

 

[Rankimax]

My suggestion will always use your own unique content.
Never try to copy it from somewhere, even you are going to translate it.

 

[ileedsd]

I don't recommend voice to text software

Dragon Naturally Speaking or even Google Docs is fine if you want to speak at a leisurely rate AND you don't get distracted when directing software on punctuation.

I've tried both approaches before.


I want to produce as much on point, publication-ready content in a short period of time so I couldn't mess with slow rates (75 to 100 words per minute) or risk getting thrown off track by dictating punctuation

I use HUMAN transcribers.

Not only do they quickly figure out punctuation / sentence breaks but they also format my text so it is:
- easy to read
- easy to scan
- flows smoothly

I even have my transcribers add photos, do internal linking and link out to high value non-competitor authority .gov .edu pages

Lately, I'm having them enter their transcriptions into SURFERSEO and make sure all the relevant keywords, NLP, and headings are turned GREEN

Of course, I have to pay extra for photos, linking, and SurferSEO optimization

It's all worth it though because I just get a simple .txt file and copy and paste the code into Wordpress.

Awesome tip! I’m seeing Fiverr gigs starting at $5 for transcriptions.

 

[Mussarat_Mirza]

Hey friends! I need your help.

If I find a good lengthy article of my niche in some other language, translate it using Google and then post it on my blog, will it be considered as plagiarized content?

TIA

Google likes unique and plagiarised free article buddy . It will not harm if you translate and rephrase it .