[Journey] Translated Content to $1K/mo

Do you choose the keywords in the language you translated or in the language you received the article? For example, when translating from English to German, are you looking for the keyword in English or German?
 
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Update #1

What I have done
Posted just one new article in the last few days.
I've been busy doing a few things including what follows.

Scraped and translated articles from a french website using DeepL API.
So now I have 95 articles ready to be posted, just need to check grammar and add images when I post.

I've also remembered I have access to Github Student Developer Pack because I'm still studying at university.
That gives me access to free Canva PRO for 1 year, so I've replaced all the images I had in the articles with ones I made using Canva.
And that's what I'm gonna use from now on to make all the images needed for new articles.

What I plan on doing
From now on I plan on posting 3 to 5 articles daily from the batch of 95 articles.
That means I'm covered for the next 19 up to 31 days depending on how much I post.

Results so far
Articles posted: 11

Still early to say anything about traffic and such.

Are you editing the original images with Canva or made from strach ?
 
Do you choose the keywords in the language you translated or in the language you received the article? For example, when translating from English to German, are you looking for the keyword in English or German?

Well in that case my website would be a German website, so I'd want to rank for German keywords.

Are you editing the original images with Canva or made from strach ?

I just go to Canva, take a photo from their library of photos and add some text and/or graphics.
 
I will be interested to follow this journey. So pls keep us posted about your experience. Since its been over 15 days since you posted your first article, have you got it indexed and got any views? (I know its too early but just curious :) )
 
Nice to see more translated content journeys.
Atm i have to sites I work with translated content.

Site 1 - English to Norwegian
Site 2 - Norwegian to English
 
Nice to see more translated content journeys.
Atm i have to sites I work with translated content.

Site 1 - English to Norwegian
Site 2 - Norwegian to English

Following journey. How is going with norway-english?
 
I will gladly follow this journey. I'm doing something similar, so I'll be able to compare it with your results.
I wish you the best of luck in your future work
 
Following journey. How is going with norway-english?
It's on standby atm, as I focus more on the Eng-Nor site and an English affiliate/niche site.

But the results aren't great with only 30 articles, and the niche is very competitive. But I will get back on the site soon
 
I found that this approach is still working very well when not using English as a source language. No need to rephrase articles.
You are right. It works when you translated from other languages that are not English.
 
Is it the website in German that you started your journey with or is it some other site?
Another one, the german one started to climb in impressions but completely tanked in may core update
 
Interesting journey!
Good luck mate!
I’m trying to make a website with translated content from other languages to Hindi, but Deepl doesn’t support it. The only option is Google translate, but I’m afraid of it since it’s one of the Google’s products.
 
Interesting journey!
Good luck mate!
I’m trying to make a website with translated content from other languages to Hindi, but Deepl doesn’t support it. The only option is Google translate, but I’m afraid of it since it’s one of the Google’s products.
Why not try Yandex Translate?
 
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