Tradeshow Marketing Company Posts g-Spout(R) Infomercial to Web Site

BELLEVUE, WA, June 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - The Tradeshow Marketing Company, Ltd. (Pink Sheets: TSHO), a direct sales company that represents and markets unique consumer products in direct response TV (DRTV) and trade show demonstration sales environments, today posted the company's newest DRTV infomercial for the g-Spout(R) household utensil to its company web site at www.tsho.com.

The 120-second infomercial, produced with the Company's partner, Cesari Direct, features the g-Spout utensil and its many uses in the kitchen and around the house. The company will offer the g-Spout for $19.95 plus shipping and processing, as well as a bonus second g-Spout and square meal maker incentive, through the DRTV test campaign scheduled to begin June 7.

For more information about Tradeshow Marketing, please visit the Company's web site at www.tsho.com. Shareholders of Tradeshow Marketing who would like to be added to the Company's email distribution list can send their contact information to [email protected]. For information on the g-spout, please visit the product Web site at www.g-spout.com.

About The Tradeshow Marketing Company

The Tradeshow Marketing Company, Ltd. is a publicly traded consumer-products company focused on the development and distribution of unique products that have broad appeal and improve the lives of consumers. The company operates a direct demonstration business via trade shows and exhibitions throughout North America, and various product-specific e-commerce web sites. The company was established in 2003, and is headquartered in Bellevue, Washington.

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