According to a recent New York Times article, Google is planning to launch technologically advanced glasses with a heads-up display later this year. The futuristic glasses, which will appear similar to Oakley Thumps sunglasses, will continually stream real-time information to the lenses using a 3G/4G connection.

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Google Launching Futuristic HUD Glasses Later This Year

Many of the webinars this week offer basic techniques for the web programs or services the company provides.

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Weekly Webinar Roundup 2/22/2012

When Cuil launched in July of 2008, they claimed to be the world’s largest search engine and to have figured out a more advanced method of generating web results than Google’s PageRank. The search startup, which was founded by industry veterans from Google and IBM, claimed that they could crawl the web at 10% of Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Google Purchases Patents From Former Competitor

Engaging in online marketing is all about customer acquisition, ROI and profits. If you see growth in these three areas, you can be reasonably confident that your online marketing efforts are paying off in some form or another. But things might not always be as they appear.

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How Much Are You Paying to Send Customers Away?

Need to build links to your websites in order to increase your traffic and improve your rankings? Well, there’s article marketing, social bookmarking, and – blah, blah, blah… Let’s face it – you’ve probably heard the same old link building strategies repeated ad nauseum around the net.

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13 Unconventional Link Building Strategies

Image Credit One important lesson from “The Checklist Manifesto” is the idea of creating checklists to guard against failures in complex situations. Investment manager Mohnish Pabrai studied his own investment failures as well as those of notable investors like Warren Buffett and ended up with a 70-point checklist, meant to keep himself from repeating the Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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My 17-Point Checklist For Teaching Good Writing and Blogging

With the launch of Panda, SEOs are more nervous than ever when it comes to their site’s survival in the search results. The mood has become more and more tense with many publishers scrambling to “fix” their pages in hopes of redemption

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How to Become a Panda’s Best Friend

Everyone is different when it comes to interests, education, skill levels in different industries, etc. One of the biggest mistakes I see businesses and bloggers making is limiting their audience

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9 Audiences Your Content Marketing Should Address

Open up some space on your daily planner for some of the webinars this week.

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Weekly Webinar Round Up for 2/15/2012

If you’re an SEO who’s still fumbling with the latest version of Google Analytics (version 5), fumble no more.  Here is a quick overview of 3 features you should know to help make your job easier.  These tips will also help you keep demonstrating the importance of your laborious SEO efforts and make you look Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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The SEO’s Guide to GA 5, Part II: Top 3 Features for Setting & Achieving SEO Goals