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09/13/2018

http://flarian.com/blog/2018/09/flarian-ranks-no-91-2018-growth-500-ranking/

Canadian Business and Maclean’s today ranked Flarian Inc. No. 91 on the 30th annual Growth 500, the definitive ranking of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies. Produced by Canada’s premier business and current affairs media brands, the Growth 500 ranks Canadian businesses on … Continue reading...

09/04/2018

Working with Paul Conn for these beautiful USB Cards has been an absolute treasure!

“We are a full service Tree Service Company based out of the Wood River Valley and Treasure Valley. We like to think of ourselves as more than the average tree care company for many reasons: we implement environmentally responsible practices, applicate proprietary natural soil amendment products (manufactured by our sister company balanced earth), and are renowned for our efficiency and professionalism.

Currently our company is expanding into Boise. This is a much more urban area than were used to dealing with in the Wood River Valley, and to keep up with the competition we need to implement cutting edge marketing techniques. We created a video to introduce our company, put together brochure PDFs for all of our products and services, and are using Flarian to get this media out to potential clientele. The cards are beautiful and sleek, and the custom containers toting our brand adds some serious icing to the cake. We're very happy with the services and excited to be using such a modern form of marketing.”

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Alpine-Tree-Service-182974725065511/
Website: https://www.alpinetreeservice.net/

Visit their website and page to learn more about the amazing work that they've done, and continue to do!

07/30/2018

has recently upgraded to a high throughput automatic assembly machine for USB cards allowing 10,000 units/day production!

07/16/2018

Flarian had the distinct pleasure of working with Vital Productions to create these beautifully designed Flarian USB Cards.

Have a look at the trailer of their short film 'ANGEL & ALIEN' here:
https://vimeo.com/256987320

06/21/2018

You can do a LOT more with a USB than you might think.
Read our blog to learn more:

When you purchase a product like our custom business USB cards from Flarian, you typically go through a simple process: you decide on the quantity and storage capacity you require, you spend a few days to design some fantastic artwork … Continue reading →

02/07/2018

We weren't kidding when we said there are numerous uses of our USB Cards. David Vander Molen sends out his music on his USB Cards (pictured below) to folks who do not have CD players in their cars or homes!

Check out his website here: http://kenmedema.com/

02/05/2018

Our USB Cards function in so many different ways for our customers! Recently, we worked with Gordon McAlpin from Multiplex 10 Cinemas - here's what he has to say (worth the read):

"I'm an independent cartoonist, illustrator, and animator, what I'm using the USB cards for is probably a little unusual.

The project I got my Flarian USB cards for was MULTIPLEX 10, an animated short that was funded through two crowdfunding campaigns: the first, a Kickstarter campaign covering production costs, and second, an Indiegogo campaign for distribution, release, film festival submissions, and other related costs.

I offered the USB cards pre-loaded with the animated short as an alternative to producing a Blu-Ray (or a DVD, which would look terrible in the age of 4K TVs). Between authoring and printing and packaging and all of that, making a Blu-Ray is ridiculously expensive—especially for twelve minute short film! And after you've watched it a couple of times, it's basically landfill. By selling it on a USB drive, not only could my customers get the short in a DRM-free digital file, but once they copy it into their video library, the card isn't just a waste of space and plastic—they can still use it as a thumb drive!

I was immediately drawn to the USB card form because it was, well, rectangular—so I could print our short film's poster art on it at an attractive size. AND because they're so thin, I can ship these USB cards to my customers—bubble-wrapped in a rigid mailer—with just a regular 47¢ postage stamp (or $1.15 for international orders).

Since I'm a cartoonist in addition to being an animator, I exhibit at comic book conventions sometimes, too, and who's going to buy a download code for a digital copy of a short film? That's just weird. But I can definitely sell a USB card with your digital goods loaded onto it!

Indie creators should definitely look at USB cards as a way to sell their digital goods at signings or conventions. A musician could put literally every album they've produced on one USB card, you know?

The MULTIPLEX 10 animated short is available for digital download at http://vimeo.com/ondemand/multiplex10 and the USB cards are available in the Multiplex 10 store here: http://multiplex10.bigcartel.com/product/multiplex-10-the-animated-short-usb-card"

11/13/2017

are excited to use their new Flarian USB cards. Instead of using traditional paper programs, the is using the cards to let future students know about the courses and programs they offer. This is a memorable piece of merchandise that saves on paper and transport costs

11/13/2017

We have had the pleasure of working with Science at ANU for a number of months now. See their beautifully and elegantly designed Flarian USB Cards and what they have to say about them:

"Science at ANU are excited to use the new Flarian USB cards. Instead of using traditional paper programs, the Science at ANU is using the cards to let future students know about the courses and programs we offer. This is a memorable piece of merchandise that saves on paper and transport costs."

09/22/2017

and of deliver a talk at to an audience of aspiring . The Board of estimates that the contribution of the creative industry is 7.4 percent of real ! As a gross total that's more than our , and sector, plus the ... COMBINED! Canada's creative industry can be a source of massive if the youth aspiring to join the industry are taught how to leverage technology and business. Flarian is playing it's part.

09/21/2017

The Institute was built in 1930, recognizing Frederick Banting as a codiscoverer of . After being home to 's faculty of for over 70 years, the building was abandoned as it didn't meet the research needs for the faculty. That's when this space was repurposed to create an ecosystem for . It was an incredible honour to see 's name being announced alongside other notable spinoffs and at the launch of - a coworking space at the Banting Institute for , and students

09/19/2017

being updated at the office