• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to footer

Digital Market

seeing people behind the digits

  • Sponsored Post
  • About
  • Reports
    • Events
    • Domain Names
    • Technology
  • Contact

Source Digital is Amplifying the Music Scene One Concert at a Time with Source Activated Moments

June 22, 2021 By admin

Source Digital, a leader in providing innovative video advertising, is taking live music shows to a whole new level

PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania – According to Nielsen Music, around 52% of people attend a live music event each year. People love them so much that even during the pandemic, when in-person concerts were on hold, people watched the bands perform live on television. One company, Source Digital, is helping event planners get the most out of the live music events they plan, and it is doing it through what it refers to as Source Activated Moments (SAMs).

“Using SAMs is a win-win situation for everyone,” explains Hank Frecon, the chief executive officer of Source Digital. “Source comes in when the venue has sold out their tickets, and those that can not be there still get to have the live experience through digital. So everyone wins when SAMs are used for live events, and the audience gets to enjoy an interactive engaging concert.”

Source Digital is an innovative platform that allows marketers to target the viewer and provide a seamless way to interact with them. It allows purchasing opportunities that won’t distract from the overall experience or cause any interruptions. Rather than blatantly put ads in videos or livestream events, SAMs makes it easier for marketers to make contact with the viewers and increase sales overall.

With SAMs, marketers can promote something to the viewer without causing disruption. Plus, it can be highly targeted items that are being promoted. For example, if one live concert is being broadcast, the event planner has the ability to offer these things to the viewers without taking them away from the concert:

Equipment to purchase – learn what kind of guitar the band is using and shop it then and there.
Charitable givebacks – A charitable giveback can be activated during the livestream, when viewers are in the moment and excited to support a cause.
Locations to visit – Learn about the location and city of the concert, or places to visit.
Exclusive branded moments – score deals when they pop up.
Fun facts and teaching moments – learn the lyrics, or fun facts behind the live moments you are watching.
Live fan chats – Chat with your friend from out of state, or a concert goer and enjoy the unity of music, or make new friends.
Merchandise – Get access to merchandise from your favorite band, or gift a friend.
Contests – Enter to win one-of-a-kind experiences with the band or branded content opportunities for creative advertising

“There are many valuable reasons to activate SAMs during a live feed of any concert,” added Jeff Wilhoite, chief revenue officer at Source Digital. “Those who are using this technology are seeing great increases in their profits, and the fans love it.”

Source Digital’s platform quietly works in the background, so that it can provide a better user experience and increase engagement. Source Digital has worked with numerous Fortune 500 companies to help create a more engaging and effective video advertising experience. To learn more about Source Digital, visit: www.sourcedigital.net.

About Source Digital, Inc.
Developed by seasoned technology leaders and inventors, Source Digital delivers a new era of contextual commerce and advertising. Offering the first in-video, contextually driven, frictionless acquisition experience, Source Digital’s technology allows content creators, owners, brands, and retailers to seamlessly engage with viewers across any device or screen in real time. An immersive approach to interactive video, Source Digital’s patented technology inspires brand loyalty organically through continuous, personalized engagement, reducing audience drift while yielding nuanced measurements and substantially increased avenues for monetization. Learn more at: www.sourcedigital.net.

Filed Under: News

Footer

Recent Posts

  • Not for Everyone: The Subtle Allure of Exclusive.org
  • Paper’s Bet on the Future of Design Is Really a Bet on AI-Native Software
  • Markets & AI Digest: Samsung’s Record Quarter, SK Hynix’s Nasdaq Debut, and the Memory Selloff That Won’t Quit (Early July 2026)
  • Portfolio Update: 14.8K Weekly Visits Across 65 Sites
  • Dual-Band vs Tri-Band Routers: When Is the Third Band Not Worth It?
  • Valinor Digital Raises $25 Million to Build “Open Credit” Infrastructure
  • Agentic Social Layers: Bluesky’s Attie Points to a Programmable Feed Economy
  • The Interface Between Memory and Meaning: Vector Databases and MCP in the New AI Stack
  • Digital Leverage Is Messy and Deeply Contextual
  • Weekly Web Analytics Pulse, Feb 8–Feb 14

Media Partners

  • pho.tography.org
  • JVQ.net: Just Very Quick
  • 3V.org
Vintage Lenses on APS-C and Micro Four Thirds: Crop Factor, Flange Distance and Speed Booster Tables
Canon EOS R8 Mark II vs EOS R8: IBIS and a Joystick for $400 More
Can a Website With Only Original Photos Rank on Google Without Text?
OpenAI Buys Glass Imaging for Over $300M, Triple Its 2025 Valuation
Why Sony Camera Menus Are So Confusing, Even After the 2020 Redesign
Wedding Photography: The Best Frames Happen Between the Poses
Golden Hour on the Promenade: Five Walkers, One Unplanned Frieze
55th World Used Camera Fair Runs Through September 9 at Matsuya Ginza
Why a Fisheye Is the Natural Lens for Cathedral Interiors
Wet Paving at Night: A Handheld Street Frame of Two Runners and a Collie
The Places That Keep Moving While We Stand Still
Photographing Through Obstacles: Museum Armor, Aquarium Glass, Vienna's Plankengasse, the Holy Sepulchre and Wrocław at Night
Looking Past the Crowd: David in Florence, the Basque Museum, Beach Photographers, a Woman with Binoculars and a New York Mall
Five Travel Moments, From Murano's Glass Furnaces to Wall Street's Bull
My Summer Electricity Bill Doubled: What Changed When I Stopped Switching the Air Conditioner Off
I Stopped Checking My Portfolio for a Week and Nothing Bad Happened
I Locked Myself Out of My Domain Registrar for Nine Hours: What Actually Got Me Back In
Cheap Flights: What Actually Worked After a Year of Booking Badly
Buying Vintage Lenses on eBay: Six Months of Notes, Mistakes and Keepers
AI Answers Are Eating My Search Traffic: Six Months of Watching the Line Go Down
Press Release Digest: Rubrik Puts Claude Mythos 5 on Code Security, Factory Hits $5 Billion, TeRAM Takes On the AI Memory Wall
Wonderful's $5B Series C: 50x Forward ARR on $154,000 of Revenue Per Employee
Nvidia (NVDA) Buys Hugging Face for $12.9B, Under the $13B Floor Hugging Face Floated Three Days Earlier
Apple's Chinese Memory Push Is a Precedent Problem for $MU and $SNDK, Not a Volume Problem
NYC Sidewalk Sheds and Local Law 11: Why the Shed Is Cheaper Than the Repair
Robots.txt vs Noindex: Why Blocking Crawlers Does Not Remove Pages From Search
Meta's Hyperion Data Center in Louisiana Was Negotiated With Tax Breaks and Little Public Input
Kimi K3 Weights Released as Washington Debates Banning Chinese AI Models
Enigma Raises $70M for Human-Robot Interaction as Multiverse Raises $570M to Shrink Models
Infinity.inc Raises $15 Million to Build AI Inference Software for Any Chip

Media Partners

  • k4i.com
  • Referently.com
  • Press Club US
Borsa Istanbul Fund Scandal: Turkey's Regulator Is Prosecuting the Collapse Its Own Rule Set Off
Fed Hikes Rates for the First Time Since 2023 and the 10-Year Treasury Yield Falls Back Below 5%
Chip Stocks Sell Off on Amodei's Pacing Call While 2026 Capex Forecasts Keep Rising
Saudi Arabia Loses Both Export Routes as the Houthis Reach Bab el-Mandeb
Micron (MU) Slips as Intel-Backed Kepler Computing Takes Aim at Memory With 2,000 Wafers to Its Name
Palantir (PLTR) Gave Back Half of a 9.1% Rally While Snowflake Kept 21%
DFEN Fell 33% in a Month While Its Index Fell Only 11%
Why Marvell and Memory Stocks Are Down After Nvidia Guided FY28 Growth to 70%
Kioxia and Sandisk's $31 Billion NAND Plan Produces No New Bits Until Fiscal 2029
Iran-Linked Hackers Shut Down a UK Power Plant for Four Days: What the Four Days Actually Signal
Credit Rating Scales Compared: S&P, Moody's and Fitch Equivalents, Investment Grade Cutoff and Default Rates
US Chip Export Controls Timeline: Every Major BIS Rule on China Since 2022
Undersea Cable Damage Log: Baltic Sea, Taiwan, Red Sea and Australia Incidents Since 2023
Export Control and Sanctions Acronyms Explained: EAR, ECCN, FDPR, SDN, Entity List and More
Chip Node Names Decoded: What 3nm, 2nm, Intel 18A and TSMC A16 Actually Mean
China's Critical Mineral Export Controls: Gallium, Germanium, Antimony, Graphite and Rare Earths Timeline
Backcasting Explained: How Planning Backwards From a Future Goal Works
AI Compute Thresholds Compared: How the EU, California, New York, Illinois and South Korea Define Frontier Models
Book Ciphers and Running-Key Ciphers: Why a Text-Based Key Fails Today
The Broken Noses on Egyptian Statues Were Not an Accident
Why Social Unrest Has Become a Standing Condition in Europe and the United States
UN Secretary-General Race: Rodrigues Birkett Takes the Lead While Grossi Collects Discourage Votes
Eight Pulitzer Winners and Finalists Used AI in Their 2026 Work
BuzzFeed and GB News Cut a Third of Staff Each as 2026 Job Losses Pile Up
Hormuz Talks Stall, Samsung Stacks Memory on the GPU, Taiwan Slows Its Own Networks: August 10 Briefing
Trump Administration Clears Saudi Nuclear Deal Without Enrichment Safeguards
Lindsey Graham, South Carolina Senator and Foreign Policy Hawk, Dies at 71
The Case Against ICC Jurisdiction Over American Citizens
Why Trump Is Going All In to Please Erdogan
F-110 Engines To Turkey: Congress Has 15 Days To Say No

Copyright © 2022 DigitalMarket.org