Hello fellow internet marketers. I just ran across a marketing system that was new to me, Recruit Like Lana, so I decided to write a review on it.

As you read every word of this article you will become more and more impressed with what this free internet marketing system has to offer.

Warning….

Don’t be fooled by the fact that it’s free… You may be asking yourself, What do I need with another marketing system? There are tons of them out there. How’s this one different?

Well – I’m glad you asked: )

I was a bit skeptical when I first click on the link below – from a friend on the Better Networker Forum ( for those of you who don’t know what that is, check it out. It’s pretty much the hottest hang out spot for who’s who in the internet network marketing industry) – anyway, I’ll get on with it already…

When I visited her link to the Recruit Like Lana system I was very pleasantly surprised. I’ve tested numerous systems, some of which I paid a hefty monthly fee for, so I kind of knew what to look for. The system is basically set up as a funded proposal sales funnel system to promote a particular and whatever primary business a person chooses to promote.

Lana has put quite a bit of thought into Recruit Like Lana, and in my opinion, has chosen some excellent affiliate programs that require little or no money to become involved in – many of which are designed as list builders to help a new marketer promote their business on a budget, as well as build a huge list of people from multiple sources.

Recruit Like Lana has two basic sales funnels and capture page systems. One is geared toward the generic system, and the other is geared towards your business and the promotion of a particular business that many of you may be involved in.

Lana has written over 40 email marketing messages (value added messages, not junk like a lot of the stuff you see out there) that can be loaded directly into your auto responder. As soon as someone opts into your capture page they immediately begin receiving a very valuable internet marketing training course, as well as being educated and direct on how to join you in your primary businesses. You are able to build your own list, with your own auto responder that you have complete control over.

The generic side of the system at Recruit Like Lana works a little differently. People are instantly directed through the process of getting the system set up and joining the affiliate programs, while promoting the link to your business. Each lead is captured in your back office and you have full access to this list to contact them as needed. You can download your list in an excel format if you wish, upload to your auto responder, and give people the opportunity to opt in to receive the internet marketing course we discussed above.

Recruit Like Lana has an extensive training library in the back office that basically can take a newbie and expose them to and train them on most of the available marketing methodologies out there today.

Okay, so what’s the downside?

I really couldn’t find much. Lana does promote quite a few more programs throughout her system that are not made available as part of the regular funded proposal system. However, every other marketer who has developed a funded proposal system does the same thing. You are provided a system with a great deal of value for free. In exchange, you are a listening ear for other outside affiliate programs that Lana’s promoting.

Not much of a downside, but I like to maintain a balanced perspective and present all sides of an issue whenever possible.

But enough of me: )

Check it out for yourself now…

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MUMBAI (Reuters) – Reliance Industries, India's biggest-listed conglomerate, will aquire a 60 percent stake in a joint venture with Carrizo Oil & Gas at the booming Marcellus Shale region, marking its third shale gas purchase in the United States this year.

Reliance has been investing in new areas such as shale gas as it seeks a foothold overseas and seeks to expand its businesses beyond petrochemicals, refining, oil and gas exploration, and retail.

The conglomerate, controlled by billionaire Mukesh Ambani, the world's fourth-richest man, recently bought significant stakes in the shale gas assets of U.S. firms Atlas Energy Inc and Pioneer Natural Resources.

“Why Reliance is going so aggressively into shale gas is because reports indicate shale gas output will replace about 25 percent of conventional gas production in the U.S. over the next decade,” Sonam Udasi, head of research at IDBI Capital, said on Thursday.

“This is a longer-term plan to be one of the key five to six companies in the shale business in the world's biggest energy market, the United States,” he said.

Oil companies including BP Plc, Total, Statoil and Mitsui & Co have bought into shales, rock formations that could hold vast amounts of natural gas.

Under the latest deal, Reliance will pay $392 million, comprising of $340 million of cash and $52 million to develop assets in the Marcellus Shale gas project — one of the most promising natural gas deposit regions in the United States.

The region, according to some geologists, could hold enough natural gas to satisfy U.S. demand for a decade.

Under the deal with Carrizo, Reliance is paying about $6,200 per acre for its share of the Marcellus acreage. The company, at the forefront of India's push in shale gas, had paid around $14,000 an acre under its deal with Atlas.

Reliance shares traded flat on Thursday in a Mumbai market up 0.2 percent. Carrizo shares closed flat at $20.1 on Nasdaq on Wednesday.

While the shale formations have proven to be lucrative, they are also very expensive to develop and environmentally sensitive.

Joint ventures have given the independent oil companies, who own much of the acreage in these areas, access to capital and should allow foreign oil firms to pick up expertise in new drilling techniques developed for the shales.

COSTS

Reliance's $52 million contribution to drilling costs will provide for 75 percent of Carrizo's share of development costs over an anticipated two year development program, the Indian company said in a statement on Thursday.

The deal is expected to close by mid-September.

The joint venture will have about 104,400 net acres of undeveloped leasehold in the core area of the Marcellus Shale in Central and Northeast Pennsylvania, of which Reliance's 60 percent interest will represent about 62,600 net acres.

Reliance will buy 20 percent of Carrizo's interest in a JV the U.S. company has with an affiliate of private-equity firm Avista Capital Partners. Reliance will buy all of Avista's interest in the JV.

Carrizo will serve as the development operator for the joint venture and Reliance has the option to act as a development operator in certain regions in the coming years as part of the joint venture.

Jefferies & Co Inc acted as lead financial advisor and Vinson & Elkins LLP acted as legal counsel to Reliance. BNP Paribas and Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank provided strategic advice to Reliance.

(Additional reporting Devidutta Tripathy in New Delhi; Editing by Jui Chakravorty and Anshuman Daga)

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