Do translated blogposts work?

rejoin14

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Hi guys,

does anyone of you have experience with getting english blogposts and translate them to another language (human like) and monetize them with adsense (or a service like adsense)?

I would like to try it and post daily multiple blogposts in a general niche and try to get as much blogposts in the highest quality published.

Maybe 2-5 blogposts everyday on a new domain. (Only content no backlinks)

Do you think this domain can rank and get organic visits?
 
Was thinking about doing the same with a blog i found, it does work but check before if it is plagiarized or not.
 
Yeah sure it will be work, Publish the articles with authority links and use some innerpage links also use the quality articles.
 
Would you guys do multiple translations on one site or one by one?

For example site.com, site.com/it
 
They work for me, however you'd need to correct the content so that grammar would be fine and the sentences will be making sense.
 
I am running a Dropshipping website. And I adopted content marketing strategy to push my store sales. I translated an article about a relevant topic, and It ranks for 113 Keywords. This article alone. Google Translated Content, am saying it again in case you missed
 
It would work in the less competition keywords.
 
I am running a Dropshipping website. And I adopted content marketing strategy to push my store sales. I translated an article about a relevant topic, and It ranks for 113 Keywords. This article alone. Google Translated Content, am saying it again in case you missed

Is the content translated to English?
 
It's a good idea because not everyone knows how to speak English, so it can be useful and give you money
 
Do you mean to create a new blog using the Blogspot service?
Are blogs created on the Blogspot service approved for monetization on other sites?
Except Adense
 
I would get the content translated professionally if this is a long term goal. If the writing is good quality and the translations are also strong - theres no reason it wouldnt rank
 
I have a blog where i either post a self-promotional post or a translated article.

Just make sure to edit the article for readability after translating. But also check with some plagiarism checker to mske sure the article you translated is at least 90%+ unique.
 
There should not be any issue with ranking, but yes it will depend on the competition like how easy it will be to rank. Also , as lots of guys suggested already do not translate using translator if you really want to do it for longer term.
 
I have a Spanish website using mostly translated content. Although, I have a VA that cleans up the articles so they don't look like gibberish.
 
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