I ranked my website on Google with this automated method

[Ai Samuel]

I want to share a method on how to do content automation and publish them on your website. This is mostly for lazy writers or who doesn't have money to pay for content writer.


DISCLAIMER: This method is shared for educational purposes only.

Before proceeding, you need to have these;
1. Google translator
2. Quilbot

Now, if you have a website that's under health niche, this is the straight forward way on how to do content automation.....

1. Copy any keyword that you want to write about on health niche, take your keyword and translate it into French, Spanish, or German. For example, I'll translate this word to french "What’s the Best Cough Medicine?," after translating it, I'll then search the translated french word on Google, then visit any top sites that'll pop-up.

Once you visit the first site, the contents on the site will be translated to English version, then copy the hold English translated version and paste it on Quilbot.

On Quilbot, you'll do the different things, which are;

• You'll first check for grammar errors and correct them since the contents are translated from french to english, so they'll always be some errors. Then after grammer check

• Paraphrase all the contents. Paraphrasing the contents will make the hold articles very unique and 80% plagiarism free.

Now it's, Translating contents x Quilbot grammer check x Quilbot paraphrasing = Original content without copyright problem.


2. Once you're done, you publish the article on your website. You can make your unique heading by yourself and then hit the publish.

With this method, you can publish a lot of articles without using AI to write scrap contents.


Happy weekend!

 

[Ben Arthur]

I get what you’re trying to do here, but this kind of method usually doesn’t hold up for long. It might work for a quick push, but translated and paraphrased content often feels off and doesn’t really add anything new. Google is pretty good at catching that now.

In my experience, it’s better to spend that time making fewer but actually useful posts or improving what you already have. That’s what tends to last and keep rankings stable.

 

[Thomas SEO]

This used to work years ago, but lately Google seems much better at detecting translated and heavily paraphrased content. It might still index, but for long-term rankings adding original insights or value usually makes a big difference.

 

[Ai Samuel]

I get what you’re trying to do here, but this kind of method usually doesn’t hold up for long. It might work for a quick push, but translated and paraphrased content often feels off and doesn’t really add anything new. Google is pretty good at catching that now.

In my experience, it’s better to spend that time making fewer but actually useful posts or improving what you already have. That’s what tends to last and keep rankings stable.

If you read carefully, I have made a disclaimer to the post.

I did this and it works for me that's why I shared them here.

 

[Ai Samuel]

This used to work years ago, but lately Google seems much better at detecting translated and heavily paraphrased content. It might still index, but for long-term rankings adding original insights or value usually makes a big difference.

Yes, even today it still works. You just need to twerk the contents. It's more better to me than using AI to write.

 

[HemXOP]

Honestly this method sounds like a massive headache and way too much manual work for barely okay results. I’d rather just use a decent AI prompt and save my time for actual design work instead of playing translator for hours

 

[Mrs. CloudVault]

I use this same method on my website as well, a little work to do, but worth it.

 

[emilbot]

This strategy is super risky because search engines can easily flag repetitive translated content as low-quality spam. You’re better off spending that time building a real content strategy instead of banking on a quick fix that will probably get you penalized eventually

 

[Ai Samuel]

You’re better off spending that time building a real content strategy instead of banking on a quick fix that will probably get you penalized eventually

You can spend time to write Original content and still get penalized by Google algorithm update. Don't be emotional

 

[TrustMarket]

If you’ve truly achieved long-term stability with this method, that’s great. However, in my personal opinion, this approach won’t help a blog maintain sustainable rankings. Over time, it may be detected, and your keywords could stop improving or gradually lose their rankings.

 

[Nicholas12]

Interesting approach, but it seems risky for long term rankings and content quality. Have you noticed consistent results over time or any ranking drops after updates?