RealMarketer
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- Jan 1, 2008
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Not sure whether this works ? Any other members have similar experience ? Thanks
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berrycorp
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it did work for me when i did it... u will obv need to innovate a bit!!!
I never understood the logic behind translating content to produce unique content. If two or more people translate the same content into the same language then it isn't unique anymore.
I have an idea that I haven't tried, but why not get some content and simply strip random words out of it and replace them with dynamically generated images of the word (using GD library in php for example). That way the user gets the see the entire content, but the search engines get something unique.
I have an idea that I haven't tried, but why not get some content and simply strip random words out of it and replace them with dynamically generated images of the word (using GD library in php for example). That way the user gets the see the entire content, but the search engines get something unique.
CodiBot
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- Aug 29, 2007
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Hello there,
interesting thread. The key for any BH activity is to succeed in automation.
In order to carry out massive and automatic translation, simply use the Perl Babelfish module:
hxx://search.cpan.org/~durist/WWW-Babelfish-0.16/Babelfish.pm
You guy should really learn Perl, its a very convenient language for BH operation.
Cheers.
interesting thread. The key for any BH activity is to succeed in automation.
In order to carry out massive and automatic translation, simply use the Perl Babelfish module:
hxx://search.cpan.org/~durist/WWW-Babelfish-0.16/Babelfish.pm
You guy should really learn Perl, its a very convenient language for BH operation.
Cheers.
babyblackhat
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I think I you shouldn't let the blog grow rapidly, instead make that a slow process while make sure to get the traffic by all means...I'm still confused about the translation idea, I know you can get away without being noticed atleast for some time if you do that, but how can you actually automate the whole process. The person who gets to automate the whole process is sure to have some loot before the red flags are on him...Any ideas please continue...
beelzebubbles
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You're not supposed to translate the articles manually. The trick is to get a script that will take those RSS feeds and spin them through a translator before posting them to your blog.
See kilroy's post for a script which does just this.
And you can always use the English->Spanish->Russian->English trick (which might be what the OP meant anyway). The actual languages don't matter, just that you're using the translation service to 'spin' your content and make it unique.
See kilroy's post for a script which does just this.
And you can always use the English->Spanish->Russian->English trick (which might be what the OP meant anyway). The actual languages don't matter, just that you're using the translation service to 'spin' your content and make it unique.
It would be really great if you can have a script that have a variations of translation. Like sometimes it goes
English -> German -> French -> Chinese -> English
Other times it may goes
English -> Italian -> Spanish -> Greek -> English
Making it as complicated as possible, it won't get detected as easy
English -> German -> French -> Chinese -> English
Other times it may goes
English -> Italian -> Spanish -> Greek -> English
Making it as complicated as possible, it won't get detected as easy
beelzebubbles
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As long as you space it out a little there shouldn't be a problem. Include something in the script to make sure you're not doing too many queries in a short space of time. It's not like you're translating thousands of pages of content at once. I've never written or used such a script, but it seems to make sense.
BarrackHat
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- Mar 27, 2008
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I hate this kind of crap, these guys wake up one day with a great idea and then tells the whole world yon can make this amount of money with this method...WITHOUT TRYING OUT THE METHOD or no PROOF...go figure
BHapprentice33
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- Jul 4, 2008
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so basically translate pages use content generators and flip 18 million pages?
ernesthemingway
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- Oct 5, 2008
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too much work, will have to code something to do the translation.
I have heard that spanish is picking up, so translating in spanish would be a good idea, but google is smart.
I think it is better to just submit it to AssociateContent get some cash...
I have heard that spanish is picking up, so translating in spanish would be a good idea, but google is smart.
I think it is better to just submit it to AssociateContent get some cash...
captainbrian
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- Sep 22, 2008
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i do like the idea, i don't understand why everyone is saying the OP is wrong for posting this. Its just an idea and if they dont like it, move on to the next idea. i personally see possible potental with this
imagine92020
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- Mar 1, 2008
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Now Now, Dont get harsh guys..
he is just showing us a method to make some money, which in my opinion is pretty good, atleast he shared something with the community which is GREAT. Please people dont discourage people who are willing to share something.
he is just showing us a method to make some money, which in my opinion is pretty good, atleast he shared something with the community which is GREAT. Please people dont discourage people who are willing to share something.