Translated articles don't work

wiaderny01 said:

I've been translating content from my language to English; mixing a few articles into one then translating it, correcting mistakes, etc. and I rank pretty well with brand new domain. Some of the posts are on page 1 already. So yeah, it works

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Hunows said:

well, if You use google translator than there you go.. - here's the problem, google will detect it. however, even copy-pasted articles ranks. and if your website it not ranking, there may be several issues on the site itself. or barely anyone looking for those keywords.

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SonOfBhw said:

Translated articles have few problems. When you translate the article from one language to another, the meaning of many sentences changes, and dues to this article do not rank most of the time as it is of no value to readers.

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JenniferJen said:

Translated articles works pretty well but don't translate them with google translate.

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itsvky said:

Google knows it is translated. I think Google, in backend, translates all the articles written in top 10 major languages and then keep them in its directory. Why will Google do that? To fight spam, plagiarism and translated content.

I think Google has an in hour plagiarism checker which is way more stronger than any other company in the world. Google just simply do not give its access to users.

I think Google also has system where its bots automatically rewrites the content and matches it with other contents to check if somebody has done it to fool Google.

In backend, Google is way bigger company than we think. Google may have system for each and everything.

Why not? they have money. they can develop anything. They don't bother if it cost $1B or $10B. They have system to make this much money in less than a month. Simply disable AdSense, charge advertisers more than normal and nobody will even notice it.

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