Yea, that's exactly what I'm experiencing at the moment. I created translations for my website with DeepL. One language I manually corrected, the other I left a

Yea, that's exactly what I'm experiencing at the moment. I created translations for my website with DeepL. One language I manually corrected, the other I left as it is. You can guess which one is ranking really well and bringing in lots of customers. The automatic translation basically didn't bring any customers at all. Now I'm hiring translators from upwork to improve the DeepL translations. I pay around $15 per hour. You can go even cheaper too if you want a translation to a language that is spoken in developing countries. It's about 50% cheaper to have an existing DeepL translation and asking the translators to proof-read as opposed to having them translate from scratch (even though I wouldve thought that they'd base their translation on an automatic translation first anyways).