Google Snatch is a series of Ebooks for getting free traffic from the search engines. I hesitate to use the word free though, it’s time and work you’ll be spending instead of money. The good news is this kind of program does well in the current economy where people have time but little money to invest. If you’re lazy, don’t buy this course because there’s going to be a lot of work involved.

It’s a complete A-Z guide for someone just starting out. If you’ve been around the block with search engine ranking, social networking sites, and blogs you’ll be saying “I knew that” a lot of the time. The author Mo Latif is a really hard working guy, he leaves practically nothing out here. There’s a mountain of information to go through however.
The big issue here will be time, and not just how many hours you’ll put into this kind of promotion. Building up a blog or site on the natural search engines takes weeks to months before seeing a return. The one thing that could drag into years is creating backlinks, and even with all that’s in this course, I’d take a look at Mass Article Control to speed up that process. Doing it by hand is pure drudgery.

Google Snatch is $97 and it’s really good for someone who has time, doesn’t mind learning about software and the Internet, and on a limited budget. It’s no magic bullet though, but if you’re going to promote a site you really enjoy, then all the tools are there for you to really light up a site with free traffic sources.