associated content and google translate

[jy2564]

hello everyone,first sorry for my pool english,i saw some smart guy mention google translate to creat unique articles for AC,here is my step which i used last 2 weeks and i hope it's a little helpful

1,how to find some article to translate english?

if you are not english guy(as me),it's easy to find lots of resource in your local language,if you only know english,my way is check out the "alexa Country Top 100"

hxxp://www.alexa.com/site/ds/top_500

choose a country and find some popular website in the list.personally i try france and germany.

2,what should i translate?
news,finance,loans,these are all local things that i can't use.but i found the video games,software and more that we can use because it's all the same in any country.and even better,i find it's easier understand some french or german worlds in video game related translate.

3,google translate?

yes,it's a powerful tools.but there are other choices like yahoo transfer.

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/

i use yahoo when google can't translate some words

4,it works?
i just put 5 articles per account and 1 or 2 can pass with 1-3 dollars per article.you know,my english is terrible so i think your guy can do this better and faster.

5,any more?
sign up a few AC accounts,don't put all eggs in one basket.if you met some editors with strict standards,he will reject all your articles.

sorry for my terrible english again,just like this forum and try to share something

 

[superman28]

nah..no thanks...i rather create my articles now or re write the articles by myself... using translation is way too time consuming..so many grammar mistakes and other error..must restructure the whole article....what a tedious work !

 

[Kinsey]

Whenever I attempted to do this my article would be garbled and not make any sense at all Until I come across something better I think I'll stick to Wordflood

 

[edvoltage1]

nah..no thanks...i rather create my articles now or re write the articles by myself... using translation is way too time consuming..so many grammar mistakes and other error..must restructure the whole article....what a tedious work !

It might not work for you but it will for others. for example people who are bilingual can use the google translator to translate articles from their native language or what ever language to english and than they can fix up the grammar in about 5-10 minutes. It has worked great for me so far! The same method will not work for everyone... you might of already have found something that works great for you..well some people havent

 

[Gogeta]

I just tested it and got this its very readable.

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The real revolution of web services generation is, indeed, in having moved radically the center of gravity of content creation to the base of the population of Internet users: If you were previously regarded as institutional entities and officers to collect, compile and publish information - Think the great old-fashioned generalist portals - which were comfortably or, at most, comment from potential users, always and only as recipients of communications, today the authors of the materials shared and aggregated in more web services of success are the same end users. How to teach the phenomenon of the blogosphere, is the same user base to generate content taken from other users.

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To understand how radical this change and how the strategies of traditional web design and architecture must change accordingly, it will be useful to ask three simple questions. Where was born and where knowledge resides in a community of users? How much is access to that knowledge? There are ways to manage this knowledge? This is, of course, to answer questions that require calarsi in detail in individual situations project. In particular, depending on whether such a project directed to Web users' private ', which speaks of intranet portals and corporate and media phenomena of spontaneous origin with no direct interest of economic return, the answers to these questions vary substantially. We see some specific examples to highlight some basic aspects that will be very useful in the design and implementation of web and Intranet environments new generation.

Web 2.0 services

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Economic models linked to this type of Web 2.0 projects are based primarily on its participation and interaction within the user to use their services. On the one hand, there are models like the one proposed by Flickr that, through the sale of premium services, allow the use of technology sharing and publishing on the web regarded, on the other hand, there are web projects that exploit the so-called network effect of users access to the service, to convey information or sell contextual advertising content entered by users in the form of feed for syndication systems.

 

[superman28]

they can fix up the grammar in about 5-10 minutes. It has worked great for me so far!

IF you spend another 5 to 10 mins to refix an article, you might as well create a new article by yourself..some people can spent more than 10 mins just to fix a shit article.... so it is recommended to create a new article rather than wasting time to fix here and there....

 

[edvoltage1]

that works too... but some people cant write an article in 10 mins. but they can fix one!

 

[jy2564]

IF you spend another 5 to 10 mins to refix an article, you might as well create a new article by yourself..some people can spent more than 10 mins just to fix a shit article.... so it is recommended to create a new article rather than wasting time to fix here and there....

I think it's about "quality"
write a new article for what?rewrite from another article?sometimes if we got the right resource,the article that been translate is more quality,more readable and help us to make more money

 

[viptravis]

It's a good way.I don't know french,but use google translate,I can rewrite good article in french.LOL

 

[lazysurfer]

4,it works?
i just put 5 articles per account and 1 or 2 can pass with 1-3 dollars per article.you know,my english is terrible so i think your guy can do this better and faster.

5,any more?
sign up a few AC accounts,don't put all eggs in one basket.if you met some editors with strict standards,he will reject all your articles.

2 minutes to find an article to translate, 10 minutes to translate and fix it up and out of 5 only 1 or 2 can pass with 1-3 dollars per article.

So your making 1-6 dollars an hour if you don't get an editor with strict standards? Is that good in your country?

 

[superman28]

that works too... but some people cant write an article in 10 mins. but they can fix one!

lol..dont you know that there are people cant write a proper good article, how you expect them to know how to fix an article ??

I also do recommend to newbies if financially possible, outsource writing of articles to other people...you can get $1 for a article written for you....IF AC paid an average of $2 to $3 per article you still earn a profit...

The word here is OUTSOURCE if you do have EXTRA money to spent on.

 

[jy2564]

2 minutes to find an article to translate, 10 minutes to translate and fix it up and out of 5 only 1 or 2 can pass with 1-3 dollars per article.

So your making 1-6 dollars an hour if you don't get an editor with strict standards? Is that good in your country?

What you want to know?
i said my english is terrible,it spend me lots of time to complete a article,so i stop doing this now,but i think there are lots of people can fix it up very soon,they can make some money with this.
SO,what are you really talking about?

 

[apekillape]

It's a decent enough idea, don't be so hard on him.

Personally, I've got impeccable grammar, but I don't feel like writing anything unique any time soon. It's easier for me to do this than anything else.

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[ken3401]

I don't know if I'm getting the guy who started this thread wrong, but I don't think he was saying to trying to translate English articles in other languages then back to English to create a new article.

He was actually saying - get articles from other languages and translate them to English. Correct me if I'm wrong here.

 

[lazysurfer]

What you want to know?
i said my english is terrible,it spend me lots of time to complete a article,so i stop doing this now,but i think there are lots of people can fix it up very soon,they can make some money with this.
SO,what are you really talking about?

Actually I'm half drunk so I was just being a smart ass, but I do like the idea of translating foreign content. If you can do 10 an hour and get them all accepted you would make a descent hourly wage.

 

[jy2564]

Actually I'm half drunk so I was just being a smart ass, but I do like the idea of translating foreign content. If you can do 10 an hour and get them all accepted you would make a descent hourly wage.

english skill is my nightmare.:frusty:

 

[superman28]

i am also WEAK in my english language :-(

 

[almir]

But how do you pass through US only on associatedpress ? I guess you're not from USA as you say your english is bad

 

[lazysurfer]

english skill is my nightmare.:frusty:

Me too and I was born in the U.S.

 

[ken3401]

My English isn't all that bad, I just write very slow so getting content from other languages is an idea that I like.