Rapid Fire Marketing To Sell Cannabis Cultivation Systems

CARSON CITY, Nev., April 27, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Rapid Fire Marketing (RFMK –Pink OTC) announces the expansion plans for their wholly owned subsidiary, www.MedicalCannabisManagement.com (MCM), to begin selling cannabis cultivation systems for the retail market. After receiving numerous inquiries to assist individuals with the proper cultivation of medical cannabis, the Company has decided to begin selling the advanced growing systems used by industry experts. The systems will soon be offered for sale online and directly to customers. With the numbers of individuals, as well as collectives, growing medical cannabis in California, the Company expects to add an additional $500,000 in revenue over the next 12 months.

With so much science behind growing medicinal quality cannabis, MCM will begin providing turn-key solutions for those wishing to grow indoors. As advancements are made regarding lighting, hydroponics, aeroponics and nutrients, it is confusing for the average person seeking to grow their own medical cannabis. Through the Company's relationships and years of experience in the sector, MCM will provide the most advanced systems to begin cultivating medical cannabis quickly and affordably. The Company expects to begin offering the systems through the MCM website within the next month.

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