For several years the promotional USB flash drive sector has been dominated by standard, factory-designed flash drives that are simply overprinted with a company logo. Standard flash drives are relatively easy to procure, they come in a wide range of different styles and colours and they are given away

USB Flash drives printed with a company logo on not only look fantastic but, they are typically very well received when given out, they do a great job at promoting the company whose name is printed on them and they build brand affinity and loyalty. For an item that costs a couple of pounds USB

Mention the word “sticker” to most people when it comes to branded USB sticks and the typical reaction is to hesitate and then think …stickers? …err…no thanks….! Whilst this reaction is understandable it’s a shame because the stickers used to

If you’ve spent or you’re about to spend some of your marketing budget on branded USB memory sticks then you’re going to be in good company because USB memory sticks are very popular at the moment. Their growing popularity is underpinned by their high perceived value, their ease of use and their portability

One of the key things when you’re looking for a good promotional product or corporate gift is to make sure the item that you giving away is actually going to be useful and is going to be used. Of course the item needs to be within your target budget, it needs to work well with your company’s brand

With so many standard colours available why would you choose to pay a little extra for a pantone matched body shell, particularly if its going to add a couple of days to the lead time?

If you’re looking for a striking, impact making and top quality USB memory stick to carry your logo where do you start? After all there are literally hundreds of different designs and styles of USB sticks available and they’re available from a wide range of companies.

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