The last 12 months has seen a large increase in sale of printed and engraved USB flash drives to the Professional and Wedding Photography sector. For many it’s just a natural evolution from CD’s and DVD’s, for others USB flash drives offer a better and more professional way to present their clients work

There’s no escaping it, Christmas is soon to be upon us! So, like a lot of companies we’re now beginning to get ourselves prepared. The office Christmas tree is up and as you might expect from a USB flash Drive Supplier it’s appropriately adorned from head to foot with USB sticks and USB flash drives.

If you’re looking for something a little bit frivolous and fun to send your customers by way of a “thank you” this Christmas then you could do a lot worse than sending them a set of USB Fairy Lights. They simply plug into any spare USB port on a PC or Mac and then they rotate through a sequence

If, like most companies looking to buy promotional USB memory sticks, you’ve got a finite budget and you want to get the most from it then you can come at this challenge from two different perspectives; you can either pursue a strategy of getting the largest number of USB sticks your budget will buy

We’ve always sold USB keys but up until now the lead time for them was 7-10 working days but with demand growing from customers for more keys we now stock them in the UK. By holding stock in the UK we are able to engrave the USB

If you’re a company and you’re buying promotional USB memory sticks that you plan to load data on then you need to think before you hand them out whether you should protect access to the data you load onto the sticks. If all that’s being loaded onto the USB sticks is a digital version of a sales

With the dust settling on the 2012 US election and Barack Obama now heading back to the White House for a second term, pundits are asking how a race that is decided by a few swing states can cost over £3bn! In short, the advertising and mobilisation of the electorate accounted for the bulk of

If you were listening to Chris Evans last week on Radio 2 you’d have heard him bemoaning the fact that some schools issue a Pen Licence to students when they are deemed capable of moving up from using a pencil to a biro or fountain pen. The thrust of his argument seemed to be that there is enough

Despite murmurs of a slight recovery in the UK economy, trading conditions are still incredibly tough with many business owners just about getting by and hoping they will see out the recession and still have a business left at the end of it. During this time businesses will often take a long hard