You have got the approach wrong mate.
- Just select a broad niche like "car repair"
- scrape articles
- translate them
- buy a domain (in that language you will work)
- post - schedule articles
Great share!
Don't know if it has been mentioned, but I suppose you could also hire someone on fiverr to translate the articles for you, if you wanted to. Doesn't seem needed, though.
I've got a fiverr gig. Translate 700 words from english in german.My first language is german. Can i post the link in this thread or would it be a problem?
Actually we do not aim to get followers in this method. We just use fb and twitter to get posts indexed fast.I use "Linkcollider" to get Twitter followers. What do you recommend me to get Facebook likes?
You are welcome.Thx for the share
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Great info. I`m already taking action.
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I have been doing this for an year now. Does work very well.
A few new good points also mentioned by the OP. Very very useful.
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Those errors will have a negative effect so go for a better hosting. It would have been better to add adsense a bit later but it is out of discussion now. Those stats are normal for a new blog. I hope they will increase by time.Hello there.
For a week now I've been trying to implement this method to my new website, aand I think I nailed it. Only few things left, such as translate few thing in main site, and setting up the twitterfeed. But I've got a few problems.
First of all, my hosting is not that good. Often i get mysql errors, or 404'd, but they are gone within few seconds. Could this possible down rate my chances of earnings? Should I look for a better hosting?
My second problem is the statistic, should it be as low as:
2 Visitors
12 Pageviews
63 Spiders
10 Feeds
Per day? Exclude of course my visits.
Also I added my ads from adsense as soon as I've got website running, is that was a good idea?
I'm a newbie to IM so any help would be much appreciated thanks in advance!
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Well....About more than a year back, I applied this method in the Technology niche. I used the content from a Russian site and translated the articles to English using G***** Translate tool. The first time I tried it, to my surprise, the content successfully passed the Copyscape test. I knew it right away that I had landed a goldmine. I kept adding the tech content to a wordpress blog, an article a day for about 3 months (Basically just a copy paste job). There was a PR update and the blog ranked a PR3, without any backlink work at all. I just had Adsense ads on the blog and the site was making about 150-200$ per month. I did not try to monetize it in any other way.
I got bored after sometime and flipped the blog on Flippa for 3K+ $$.
That's my short story....
P.S. Even though you are copy pasting, you need to make a few edits here and there to make it more readable, so the visitors also like what they are reading and keep coming back for more. All translated content are not usually translated with correct grammar.
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