Brad Parent of B&L Services Announces Prosperity Cast Network.Biz

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 15, 2007 --

Brad Parent, C.E.O. of B&L Services, an independent marketing company based in Hammond, LA, has announced the opening of a new site devoted to the promotion of Val Smyth's biggest venture in years. The site, located at http://prosperitycastnetwork.biz will effectively be a portal leading directly to prosperitycastnetwork.com. Val Smyth, founder of the wildly successful Mentors in Motion training seminars has announced to members of his marketing group that the Prosperity Cast Network will be up and running within days. This highly anticipated "Martial Arts School of Marketing" is an exercise in Web 2.0 Social Marketing Internet technologies and strategies.
The Prosperity Cast Network, The latest brainstorm of Mentors In Motion creator Val Smyth, is poised to become one of the Internet's most anticipated Success and Wealth creation programs to date.

"We want to be ready for this," Brad Parent commented. "It is going to be incredible what this will do for people. Imagine traveling to some of the most exotic locations around the globe.

Now imagine traveling there with your closest friends and business associates from all over the world, all the while sharing with each other the most powerful marketing protocols and methodologies, as well as deep insights into the nature of
success and how it relates to the human mind. Val's mindset training is second to none in changing people's lives, and he is bringing more of it to the table than ever before. What's more is he's creating a community that will change the face of marketing as we know it. My site will provide a gateway on the Internet to, and a vehicle for promotion of, this incredible venture." Interested parties are directed to provide contact information of the site so that they may be kept informed as developments ensue, or to call B&L Services at 866-377-6462.

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