Nimbit Inc. (www.nimbit.com), the leading integrated Direct-to-Fan solution for musicians, managers, and emerging labels, announces a partnership with D.I.-Why? (www.di-why.com), a full service direct-to-fan agency that works with artists to manage the entire music and marketing lifecycle with greater ease and confidence.
The origins of D.I-Why? came about as a result of the growing Nimbit userbase. The company has been receiving increasing requests from artists for additional assistance in setting up and executing their online presence and direct-to-fan activities. Seizing an emerging business opportunity, Nimbit’s then marketing director, Scott Feldman, decided to launch D.I.-Why? to enable artists to succeed with realistic and manageable expectations while creating successful direct-to-fan music careers.
“Scott’s been active at all levels of the music industry for many years – quite a few of them at Nimbit,“ explains Bob Cramer, Nimbit CEO. “His dedication to empowering artists makes this a natural fit. We look forward to great things for our customers.”
D.I.-Why? offers the following services to musicians and music professionals:
• Website Design and Development on platforms including WordPress, Joomla, and HTML5.
• Online Marketing & Promotion from concept to execution.
• Social Media Marketing to build both numbers and results.
• Mobile Marketing including short code solutions.
• Direct-to-Fan Integration for Nimbit and social networking platforms.
• Strategic Consulting for emerging and developing talent.
Services are offered at rates that are within the grasp of virtually all artists. In addition, every client is personally educated on the method and techniques used to meet their goals.
D.I.-Why? already helps artists realize their goals. “Scott did an excellent job working with Dear Havanah’s ‘indie’ budget.” He was understanding of our situation and generated solid results by working with us to create and implement a comprehensive plan,” adds Mike Blong of Dear Havanah (www.dearhavanah.com). A full case study is available at www.di-why.com.
