redtide1969
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@ blackhatter-id - Thanks for the interest in the book, you can copy and paste the URL that's in my signature to purchase it. 
Question 1) Again, I used the term "abandon" but really you want to keep the accounts alive to be collecting page view payments with. Your clout level is directly affected by how many page views your published articles recieve, so if you promote your articles properly you can bring your clout level up with very few articles actually published to that account. Say you have 30 articles published, you can promote those and bring your clout level up to 5+ just based on those 30 articles. See what I mean? Spread this out over multiple accounts and you'll have a number of accounts with clout 5 and above. Right now I've got 23 accounts collecting page views.
Question 2) These numbers you give are really conservative. Many people who are following my book are getting $4-$5 per article right from the start. You can spread the submissions out over as many accounts as you want as long as you're playing it safe and not submitting more than 10 or so articles per account per day. Once you have it all set-up with your rewriters hired etc. you can easily be making double that $50 figure per day. As far as how to handle gaypal, we've already covered that in length here earlier in the thread.
@ Buck - Thanks for the share man, That's what I love to see is other people coming to this thread and adding their own suggestions + rep and thanks given. I will look into this as soon as I have time.
@ goodbyebluemonday - You nailed it on the head mate :biggthump
@ bocahtuanakal - You can do it either way mate. You can work a numbers game and go for getting lower offers with PLR's, or go for higher offers with keyword rich content by taking the time to scrape. When I first started with AC I was doing it your way, but found it was better to be taking that one day every two to four weeks and scraping good content that AC offers more for. The thing is that AC will tend to start rejecting your PLR articles if you don't add a twist to them like I describe in my book. Just keep an eye on your rejection rates so that it doesn't lead to your accounts getting flagged. Also, because you're sending mostly PLR's you're less likely to get offered partner calls because AC bases offering them to you on how good your content is. Just a few things to keep in mind.
Cheers,
Redtide
Question 1) Again, I used the term "abandon" but really you want to keep the accounts alive to be collecting page view payments with. Your clout level is directly affected by how many page views your published articles recieve, so if you promote your articles properly you can bring your clout level up with very few articles actually published to that account. Say you have 30 articles published, you can promote those and bring your clout level up to 5+ just based on those 30 articles. See what I mean? Spread this out over multiple accounts and you'll have a number of accounts with clout 5 and above. Right now I've got 23 accounts collecting page views.
Question 2) These numbers you give are really conservative. Many people who are following my book are getting $4-$5 per article right from the start. You can spread the submissions out over as many accounts as you want as long as you're playing it safe and not submitting more than 10 or so articles per account per day. Once you have it all set-up with your rewriters hired etc. you can easily be making double that $50 figure per day. As far as how to handle gaypal, we've already covered that in length here earlier in the thread.
@ Buck - Thanks for the share man, That's what I love to see is other people coming to this thread and adding their own suggestions + rep and thanks given. I will look into this as soon as I have time.
@ goodbyebluemonday - You nailed it on the head mate :biggthump
@ bocahtuanakal - You can do it either way mate. You can work a numbers game and go for getting lower offers with PLR's, or go for higher offers with keyword rich content by taking the time to scrape. When I first started with AC I was doing it your way, but found it was better to be taking that one day every two to four weeks and scraping good content that AC offers more for. The thing is that AC will tend to start rejecting your PLR articles if you don't add a twist to them like I describe in my book. Just keep an eye on your rejection rates so that it doesn't lead to your accounts getting flagged. Also, because you're sending mostly PLR's you're less likely to get offered partner calls because AC bases offering them to you on how good your content is. Just a few things to keep in mind.
Cheers,
Redtide
