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Originally Posted by drbiohealth
Just noticed this. If you Google search "hindi" in ascii, you get pages (in first 10) that are purely written in "hindi" script with sometimes no traces of ascii. Well, that seems to be a big development. Google doing translation? Has anybody noticed this in any other languages? So, now the languages will compete with each other head-on to get a slice of the SERPs.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
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Drbiohealth, sorry to bring the bad news, but there's nothing new about this. Have you never heard of the "miserable failure"?
Those pages you see in Hindi only, could even be in Chinese. If a lot of webmasters decided to anchor a chinese page with "hindi", you would get it when searching for "hindi". So, the trick is not on the page itself, but on the pages linking to it. If you double check again, you'll see it makes a lot of sense.
With so many SEO bullshit around, sometimes people forget how the Google's main algo works. It's very easy, indeed. Want a top SERP on some term? Just get a thousand links, all with the exact expression you want, and it's yours.