Does google crawler check if your content makes sence?

[noobSlayer360]

Hey everyone!
If I want to build a site wich only acts as a parasite to post backlinks to my moneysites and other parasites, can I just make up articles of random words, mix my own keywords into them and put my backlink in the article? Or does google actually in some way check if the article you wrote makes any sence? I am sorry if my question is dumb but I am new to SEO and couldn't find the answer to this specific question in the BHW search. One thing to know is that the content on this site isn't aimed at consumers but only aimed at the google algorithm. This site won't be a traffic source.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Regards,
Bas.

Btw, a paragraph in the article would look somethiing like this:
"The bread dough reminded her of Santa Clause's belly [keyword]. She had some amazing news to share but nobody to share it with, [keyword] flying fish flew by the space station and the worst thing about [keyword] being at the top of the career ladder is that there's a long way to fall [keyword]."

 

[Albert Camus]

*Sense

 

[noobSlayer360]

I am sorry not native English speaker xd.

 

[tazarbm]

it can't check because it's a computer program and computer programs don't understand the human brain. It will "read" the content and it will try to tag it with the correct niche / topic based on what words are being used inside of that content, but since your content is gibberish the googlebot will not "know" what to tag it with, so it will either not rank anywhere, or rank for all sorts of weird and long tail keywords that make no sense.

But since you don't care about ranking you shouldn't care whether or not the googlebot can read that content. But yes, it will "see" and count any backlink that it finds, and it will give it the right link juice (SEO value) based on many factors that the people behind google feel are important: user engagement, time spent on page, etc.

 

[Salamouna]

it can't check because it's a computer program and computer programs don't understand the human brain. It will "read" the content and it will try to tag it with the correct niche / topic based on what words are being used inside of that content, but since your content is gibberish the googlebot will not "know" what to tag it with, so it will either not rank anywhere, or rank for all sorts of weird and long tail keywords that make no sense.

But since you don't care about ranking you shouldn't care whether or not the googlebot can read that content. But yes, it will "see" and count any backlink that it finds, and it will give it the right link juice (SEO value) based on many factors that the people behind google feel are important: user engagement, time spent on page, etc.

Do you live in 1996?

 

[Evander]

Do you live in 1996?

Google was founded on September 4, 1998

 

[tazarbm]

Do you live in 1996?

sometimes. Why?

 

[Albert Camus]

I am sorry not native English speaker xd.

Nevermind, actually I feel rude now sorry...

Regarding your question; Yes, google understands context in some way. You can't just use any random stuff and wait for good results.

Do you live in 1996?

I wish I could..

 

[Salamouna]

sometimes. Why?

it can't check because it's a computer program and computer programs don't understand the human brain. I

Because of this

 

[tazarbm]

Because of this

how is that wrong? Did you see how garbage content outranks legit websites? Someone has once ranked with "lorem ipsum" content, so how is this possible if google can understand the human brain and know what's good and what's bad?

 

[VortexAlpha]

Hey everyone!
If I want to build a site wich only acts as a parasite to post backlinks to my moneysites and other parasites, can I just make up articles of random words, mix my own keywords into them and put my backlink in the article? Or does google actually in some way check if the article you wrote makes any sence? I am sorry if my question is dumb but I am new to SEO and couldn't find the answer to this specific question in the BHW search. One thing to know is that the content on this site isn't aimed at consumers but only aimed at the google algorithm. This site won't be a traffic source.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Regards,
Bas.

Btw, a paragraph in the article would look somethiing like this:
"The bread dough reminded her of Santa Clause's belly [keyword]. She had some amazing news to share but nobody to share it with, [keyword] flying fish flew by the space station and the worst thing about [keyword] being at the top of the career ladder is that there's a long way to fall [keyword]."

The algorithms are pretty advanced nowadays so you can't just write anything that comes to your mind and mix keywords without any real context, as it won't have any value and they will be able to understand it in some way. On the other hand, you also won't have any real readers as no one will come to read that kind of content.

 

[blogmen]

In my autoblog journey I use content that's truly gibberish. Meaning yours still has valid structure with verbs and nouns put in the right place.

Mine would be like: "Bread dough belly but fish station space."

I think it will work if you don't let people read the gibberish and redirect them instead. Otherwise they'll hit back and pick another SERP result which is a deranking factor for your site.

To be cautious don't add Google analytics on your site because it'll give google another set of data points to measure user behaviour which will be either bad or none.