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Hi Carty Just a question i want to ask

With the translation part of the software am i right in saying that every article even plr articles which i have thousands can become unique once changed into a different language and vice versa.

And am also right in saying that any blog in certain languages can become unique content once you have used the translation part in the software. So correct me if i am wrong, if i have a blog about acrylic nails and go to www.google.de/Germany and find a blog about acrylic nails in German i can use the feed and then use the translation software to change it to English is this correct.

What is a little bit strange is that most of these websites are in English already,so for instance if you could not find a foreign language blog for your particular niche would you take a blog that you have found in English translate in to say French and then back To English using the software to make it unique is this correct.

I know i am asking a lot of questions but other people might want to ask but are to frightened to ask,all i want is answers so i can make money and also promote your product.So i really want to know how everything works inside out.

A lot of people do not ask questions and after a couple of weeks give up because they do not know how to use the product correctly.

If you can help

Paul

Dear Paul,

Thanks for the question and Yes, that's exactly correct. You first attempt to find a foreign language feed in your niche (very easy if you use Google' translated search feature) and add them to the software to produce unique content.

If you could not get much there (unlikely as there are millions if sites there in every possible language), you can try adding multiple levels of translation but this would reduce a bit of readability. But this is still good in my opinion which many might argue. What I say is, when the content is poorly written, the user gets frustrated and want to exit your blog and if the ads are placed well within his reach, more chances that he will click through it instead of quitting the page. Get me?

Lastly, yes, translation does produce unique content in the eyes of Google. Don't believe me? Read their official post here. Especially the second paragraph where it says "What isn't duplicate content".

Regards,
Carty..

Thank You for the quick response.

Paul