I admit it ...

I'm intrigued by the awesome possibilities in FOREX trading.  Even though I haven't done anything in the Forex space yet, every day people just like you and me are making a killing in the markets.

I won't try to dazzle you with any super Forex wisdom -- primarily because I don't have any.  But the guys who created this Forex product do.  And they're happy to share their FOREX wisdom with you.

Real quick, their product is named "Million Dollar PIPS".  The claims on their website are spectacular.  And potentially life-altering.

Whether you're already into Forex or always wanted to give it a shot, check out Million Dollar PIPS. 

If you're like me, the name Ewen Chia doesn't mean anything to you.  But after you read this, it will.

You can barely understand him at times.  In fact, as you watch his video, you'll find yourself leaning forward, straining as you hang on to every word.  Here's why that's a good thing:

My original plan was to promote the site through really great articles that I would submit to Web 2.0 sites and article directories.  

That's the old tried and true promotion method. 

Even with Google's Panda update and their new policies on content farms I'm sure article marketing would work for me because I take article writing seriously.

However, I wonder, how fast I would move up in the ranks (pun intended) if I only published my articles on the website's blog?  I've read a few debates about this, and the opinions of marketers and SEO practitioners are divided.

I'm still working on the demographic details and competition analysis.

I've decided to stick with  the key words I chose a few days ago.  I'm combing through the top 20 sites and analyzing their SEO page stats.  

I haven't found anyone with an insurmountable number of new or old articles.  A few sites have a crazy number of backlinks.  That wasn't unexpected.

In the first article if this two-part series, "Beginning Article Marketing And SEO - Success Steps Part 1", you discovered five tips to help get you started down the article marketing path. This article will build from that article and provide a more technical look at the elements of a good article.

• The title of your article is its most read part. Not everyone will read your entire article, but almost everyone will read the article's title. The title is often referred to as "the hook". A good title will increase your chances of "hooking" a lot of readers.