I'm not using content rewriters at all. I don't have the time to rewrite all my articles. You can hire a freelancer that will rewrite them for you : p But, if you do have the time and enjoy doing it, I think wordflood(?) is a good choice.
Once you prepare your text in order to get in the networks you'll be fine.
When I was starting out, I was carrying a piece of paper with me with information, in case they called me when I was away from home lol I mean, since I was quite new at it, a written support could become handy.
You need to answer: how you get traffic to the offers, what is your experience, and who you've worked with, how did you hear about them, what kind of offers convert well with you, and what niches. These questions may change a bit from network to network, but this is the main part of it. Just talk calmly and like you're the king of CPA, and you're good to go
As far as I know, you don't need to create multiple accounts per 2.0 websites, as the domain will be the same. You'll only need to create one backlink from each website to your article. And the title should not exactly be the same as your article, or you'd be competing against yourself; and there's no need for that, that's what the other marketeers are for lol
I use copyscape premium to see if the articles that my freelancers write are unique. It's a pretty cheap service and is really useful. I think you can spin them as many times as you want. In a matter of fact, I think it'd also be best, so you can submit more unique articles and rank better.
With 30 online articles I've generated over $600, which is around 20$ per article. Which is pretty good, in my opinion. I think I've managed to get a new article writer, so I think I'll be back in action soon
