Everyone likes a bargain and it’s no different when people are shopping around for promotional USB memory sticks. The problem is when you get the prices back from the various suppliers you’ve approached how can you be sure that you’re really comparing like to like. We’re in our 11th year of

USB credit cards have become more and more popular over the last couple of years. The main reason for the surge in their popularity has been the significant reduction in their thickness (down from 6mm to around 2mm) coupled with the fact that you can print in glorious colour on both sides of the cards.

If you’re been tasked to source promotional USB memory sticks on behalf of your company then one of the challenges you’ll face will be narrowing down your preferred choice from the hundreds of different styles and models that are now available. It helps if you have some idea before you start your search

We have anarchy in the ranks already. Within days of reaching agreement to sell the “Mini You” fun range of USB characters they’ve decided to down tools and head for the beach! We understand it’s damn hot in the office and that this is a rare occasion take advantage of the glorious weather we’re blessed

Before the advent of USB memory sticks the most popular promotional product and the absolute “daddy” of the promotional world was the humble Pen. Let’s face it despite the pervasiveness of technology (mobile phones, tablets etc.) we all still use and need a pen – whether it’s writing in a birthday

Printed and engraved USB memory sticks have long been the preserve of large companies and universities who have for many years used them to underpin their marketing and advertising campaigns, to hand out a conferences, seminars and open days or as a simple “give-away” to help drive brand awareness and

In the promotional USB memory stick market you can’t rest on your laurels because your competitors will “eat your lunch”. Competition is fierce, new suppliers are entering the market every week and the market has been thrown into turmoil over the last few months with instability in the supply of flash

When we started USB2U a little over 10 years ago the most popular USB sticks we sold had 16MB or 32MB of storage. At the time these storage options seemed more than large enough and it was difficult to see why anyone would want anything much bigger. Of course the memory size was always going to increase

It look like the heat has gotten to our marketing department because not only do they seem intent on kitting out the whole country with DAB radios (free with every order of 250 or more promotional USB sticks) but they are now slashing the prices on our USB presentation tins by 25%. And, it’s not