musicTechGuru
Hey, folks! Diving deep into concert revenue streams, has anyone successfully leveraged tech beyond traditional ticket sales to boost ROI? I’m exploring options like dynamic pricing algorithms, NFT ticketing, or even targeted AR experiences at shows. Would love to hear what’s worked for you (or not)!
ventureVC
Great topic! One startup we invested in uses AI-driven analytics to optimize merchandising sales based on crowd demographics and behavior collected from sensor data at venues. Increased merch revenue by 25% in the first few months.
indieSoundwave
We tested dynamic pricing last summer. Used a platform called ‘Pricelize’ and saw a 15% increase in ticket revenue. There were hiccups, like initial customer pushback, but transparency in pricing rationale helped mitigate it.
concertCoder
NFT ticketing is intriguing! Implemented it for a local festival: created limited digital art pieces as tickets that doubled as entry passes. Besides exclusivity, it boosted our marketing game through collector communities.
startupPioneer
AR experiences at concerts can enhance engagement significantly. We tested a scavenger hunt app with AR overlays that led fans to exclusive merch discounts or behind-the-scenes content. Engagement rose 40% compared to standard events.
gigEconomist
Don’t forget about integrated mobile apps. We developed one for fan interactions during concerts, which directly increased in-app purchases by 30%. Personalization is key—tailoring offers based on user profiles and interactions.
soundInvestor
I’ve seen startups implement blockchain tech for direct artist-to-fan transactions, cutting out middlemen. This model can potentially increase artist earnings by up to 15% per concert. Anyone here seen this in action?
ARenthusiast
Tried AR for live lyric translations at international concerts. It was a hit! Enhance accessibility + engagement. Important to ensure tech doesn’t distract but complements the experience.
ticketingTactician
Dynamic pricing still feels underutilized. Consider leveraging historical data from previous shows combined with real-time demand signals. Platforms like ‘SeatGeek’ or ‘Eventbrite’ have analytics tools for this.
stageLeft
We’re experimenting with a subscription model—similar to Patreon but for live events. Fans subscribe for small monthly fees in exchange for early access to tickets, exclusive content, etc. Results are promising so far!
crowdControl
Has anyone tried drone footage sales post-concert? We partnered with a drone videography startup; fans purchased personalized concert recap videos. Added a new revenue stream and engagement metric.
appDevDynamo
VR concerts are the next frontier IMO. Worked on a project where we live-streamed concerts in 360 VR to fans globally. Monetized through tiered access—basic, behind-the-scenes, meet-and-greet with the artist.
stageSoundSolutions
Tech-driven audio analysis can be a game-changer. We’ve worked on projects adjusting the sound profile in real-time based on venue acoustics and crowd density, enhancing both the experience and word of mouth.
newWaveInvestor
What’s the consensus on using interactive holograms? Considering backing a startup in this space. Potential to offer something unique, but costs are a concern. Anyone have numbers or experiences to share?
crowdFunded
Crowdfunding concerts through platforms like ‘Kickstarter’ or ‘Indiegogo’ has successfully funded smaller, niche acts. It offers fans a sense of ownership and involvement. Works best when paired with exclusive benefits.