how to maximize value of pocket aces

My strategy of playing pocket aces. I mostly play tourneys and sng. chips start at 1500 on full tilt. no superturbo. only turbo and slow-blind structure.

early position. i limp in if i can sense that someone will raise. If someone raises, I reraise 5 times their raise plus every raise for every callers. If reraise will put up more than half of my chip stack, i just all in. If I can't get a raise and flop opens and there's 2 or more other people in the game, then I plan to fold unless I hit a monster hand, which will make my hand in fully disguise.

middle/late position, i raise 10 times the blind plus every blind for callers if it's early stage. i raise 5 times the blind plus every blind for callers during middle/late stage. If there's raise in front of me, I reraise 10 times their raise plus every raise for every callers in early stage of tourney. I reraise 5 times their raise plus every raise for every callers. If reraise puts up more than half of my chip stack, i push all in.

special cases.
game just started and i got dealt pocket aces. I just go all in. believe it or not, 3/5 times, someone will call bcz they think i'm fooling around.

if i'm big blind and i see lot of limpers/callers, i just put up half of my chip stack or all in. Iin late stage, when blinds are big, i just all in. i try to make people think i'm fooling around just to steal blinds and pot.

This is my way of playing pocket aces. Anybody want to pinpoint my weaknesses and flaws of this method? Some of my friends say it's a good strategy. Some say I'm being too aggressive and not maximizing my aces enough. I'm a beginner. anybody want to share some advice?

10 TIMES IS TOO MUCH imo

I would have to say that 10x seems pretty obvious, imo. I like the structure 5x + 1x per person in the pot but in the beginning I may even start lower. I like the 3x raise if there isn't anyone in the pot and it really masks your hand and gives the perception of a broader range of hands. You can save yourself a lot of money by doing this and trap people with a mid-range hand. It can get you into trouble but I like to stay small in the beginning. Later on in a tourney, I may switch it up since people will suspect certain moves with certain hands. I tend to actually go higher with a mid-range pp to protect my hand and then you can go from there, for example you can get away from the hand if you bet 4-5 x bb and get a caller and the flop comes a-a-k. Your pocket queens are an easy laydown and you haven't lost so much that it is painful. Just my thoughts.