What the customer wants, the customer gets. That’s the thinking behind the customer survey Click-A-Brick is currently conducting with select people who purchased its Animal Kingdom Safari 30-piece 5-in-1 building block set. The company wants to hear what themes consumers would like to see for future Click-A-Brick sets. The company has already started to email several dozen customers and has provided them a long list of themes to choose from. These themes are broken up into choices for both boys and girls, plus several unisex options. One of the reasons...

Click-A-Brick is pleased to introduce its newest team member, Public Relations Manager Rob Swystun, who has been hired to take the reigns of the company’s continued push into the competitive and lucrative North American building toy market. Now that Click-A-Brick has established itself and secured a good foothold in North America thanks to a strong showing during the 2014 Christmas season, the company aims to keep riding that momentum throughout 2015. As the company grows, Click-A-Brick wants to add strong team members to ultimately create a cohesive unit that will...

With Click-A-Brick’s Animal Kingdom Safari 30-piece 5-in-1 building toy set flying off the proverbial shelves since its launch, a lot of children woke up Christmas morning and got their first look at Click-A-Brick building toys. With that in mind, co-founder Jason Smith has released this set of 6 tips for parents to help them better engage their kids with Click-A-Brick. “You could just give Click-A-Brick to a child and leave them with it and they’ll likely figure it out on their own,” Smith said. “But, Click-A-Brick was designed with the...