What's your niche?
And, if you have almost zero knowledge, then I suggest looking for the networks that are newbie friendly and will offer you a great support throughout your journey.
Since plenty of different sites exist, you can assume that they bring good revenue.
And you don't need Google ads to monetize your sites: you can use affiliate networks and test different offers to see which one works best
Not all networks are shaving, but errors with stats can occur. If you use a tracking software like voluum or whatever else and show your stats, a good network will pay all your leads or explain why it can't be done
Having a hyperlink placed on the other sites is better than just having domain mentioned for two reasons: it's good for your SEO and the CTR will probably be higher (because clicking the link is easier than copy-pasting it to the bar).
You need to have a great (valuable) and keyword-optimized content. Many companies are starting blogs in order to increase organic traffic. But any SEO (if done properly) isn't a quick journey, you need to do it mindfully
I've seen crowd-marketing experts offering services at fiverr and other freelance sites (usually they work with specific platforms like Quora, etc but I'm sure you can find someone there that will meet your needs)
There's no right or wrong niche: pick the area that is really interesting to you as you will need to make a lot of efforts and spend a lot of time on working with it
As for the requirements - there are already tons of materials here and elsewhere. Follow them, get traffic and start earning ;)
Why would you manually follow/unfollow when you can do the same using bots? it won't give you fake results - it will be the automated version of the method you're already using
You can also find online shops in similar to your niche that sell goods (T-shirts, cups with quotes, etc) and are looking for affiliates and drive your traffic to their site
There are plenty of them with: different verticals, different flow, different minimum payout, newbie friendly or not, etc
So you should at first specify what you're looking for (main factors that you take into account when choosing network)
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