Another Great Update: Improved Email Formatting!
Updated November 29, 2012

This is the new email format your clients will see when you send them music!
We’ll keep this update nice and short but we thought it was worth sharing: We just launched the new email design and layout this morning. All emails sent through your SourceAudio site will appear in your clients’ email bodies just like the image above. It’s a much cleaner layout PLUS we’ve embedded the album art when tracks and albums are sent, and playlist art when sending a playlist*. You still have the opportunity to add your own custom message to each outgoing email so nothing there has changed. For those of you with custom email formatting turned on (you know who you are), you’ll want to disable your custom formatting to take advantage of this new, clean, much improved email format. Enjoy and send away!
Custom email format tool path: Dashboard > Email Format (turn the custom format switch to “off” at the top to use this new layout!).
•One small note about images in emails: Web-based email clients (Gmail, Yahoo, MSN etc.) often strip images out of emails and there’s not much that can be done about it. To reveal the album/playlist art you can click “display images” when you open the email. Email applications like Outlook, Apple Mail etc. should display the images nicely by default.
How Music For Sport runs a 180-album catalog across territories
Music For Sport has supplied music to every Summer and Winter Olympic Games since 1992. More than three decades and 180-plus albums later, the UK company's job hasn't changed: put high-quality production music in front of broadcas...[ READ MORE ]
YouTube Shorts monetization is now live. Here's what else is new in June.
June was a build-heavy month across our licensing, YouTube, and Collect businesses. We launched a major upgrade to our music-monitoring service, invested in faster and more accurate royalty processing, moved several enterprise integrations...[ READ MORE ]
The operational side of maximizing catalog revenue
One of the clearest indicators of long-term catalog health is whether there’s a real system of record behind it. By that we mean: a single place where the rest of the business can quickly confirm what a work is, who owns it, what iden...[ READ MORE ]
May at a Glance: A Product Update, the Brief Inbox, and a New AI Podcast
The Brief Inbox didn't slow down in May, and neither did we. Column customization shipped, and Drew made an appearance on Morning Brew's new AI podcast to talk music and AI. Drew on The Intelligence Shift Drew Silverstein, our Presid...[ READ MORE ]
Why Brands Are Moving Toward Aggregator-Driven Music Licensing
The way music gets licensed for advertising is changing at the infrastructure level. More brands and agencies are moving toward aggregator-driven ecosystems, where platforms like SourceAudio plug directly into proprietary music discover...[ READ MORE ]
April Recap: Luminate Summit, Blog Post, and What's Coming Through the Brief Inbox
Andrew Talks AI Training Data at Luminate Summit On April 15, SourceAudio CEO and co-founder Andrew Harding joined Doug Shapiro, Dave Davis, Dustin Blank, and Matthew Adell on "The AI Training Data Economy" panel at the Luminate Dat...[ READ MORE ]
Fixing Foundations: How I restructured SourceAudio to be more intuitive for admins, new and old
For over a decade, SourceAudio has been adding features, expanding its reach, and growing alongside the music licensing industry. While our toolset has proven valuable to our client base, it’s important to acknowledge weaknesses that hav...[ READ MORE ]