Studio Raine is an SEO and AI search agency for the music industry. we get record labels, music companies and the executives who run them found on Google. we rebuild what Google reads on your site, line up your business profile and listings, set the facts Google keeps on your name, and measure every change in your own Search Console. it is the same work Google's AI answers and ChatGPT read from.
every fix traces to the search engine's own published guidance, linked. the ten fixes for one site are $25,000, once, published. 14 client properties are live and linked from the STUDIORAINE homepage.
DJ Flipstar and Ty Weathers have panels on Google now, redrawn here from the live results. Brad Cox, Suzi, Knice and Rick Scott are the finished look, drawn from each one's draft article.
DJ Flipstar's panel, live on Google, redrawn from the live result.
eight jobs, in the order they move a music business up in search. each one is something Google, Bing or OpenAI documents itself, and the report shows which ones your site is missing before you pay for anything.
for every music business with a website.
most music sites are photos, players and embeds with almost no words on them. Google ranks text it can read, so every main page gets a real heading, plain sentences and real links, rendered on the server and fast on a phone.
for every page that should be found.
every page hands a search engine two lines: a title and a description. they become the headline and the sentence under it in a result. we write each one in the words your buyers actually type, and you approve every one.
for labels, management and live companies with an office, a room or a venue.
search for a label or a music company in a city and Google shows a map with three businesses near the top. ChatGPT pulls the same listings into its own answers. that box reads the Google Business Profile, so we set it up properly and line the same facts up everywhere else people look.
for every page with something to say.
a short block of code on each page that tells machines what the page is in their own language: this is a label, a studio, an artist, a show, a release. Google uses it to understand the page and the business behind it.
for record labels, label owners and music executives.
Google keeps a record of who you are. that record fills the knowledge panel beside your name and it is what the AI answers repeat. we find what it holds, correct what is wrong and connect your official profiles to it.
for record labels, publishers and managers.
people search for the artist and the record, not the label. a page for every artist and every release, with the credits and the identifiers on it, gives Google something to rank for every name on the roster and every title in the catalog.
for every music business that wants to be named.
Google says its AI answers rest on the same signals as search, and ChatGPT and Copilot read the web through their own crawlers. we make sure each one can reach you and finds the answer written out on the page. the full service is AI search optimization.
for every client, from the first week.
Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools are set up in your name, so the searches you show up for and the clicks they send are numbers you read yourself, every month.
client sites we built and this site itself. open any of them and look at the titles, the structured data and the speed on your phone.
this site, run the way this page describes.
live:studioraine.art
a music PR firm's site, rebuilt on its own domain.
live:greatscottpr.com
read the case studya record producer's site on his own domain.
live:tyweathers.com
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a DJ's site on his own domain: the site, his credits and his EPK.
live:djflipstar.com
read the case study
one operator, three properties, one build.
live:burncounty.comburncountymusicburncountymedia
read the case study
a producer's beat store on his own domain.
live:jakeangelbeats
read the case study
a DJ's site on his own domain, one page that takes the bookings.
live:djloslive.com
read the case study
a 24-hour studio taking paid session bookings on its own domain.
live:traphousestudios.com
read the case studythe studio already builds and publishes for
Traphouse
Knice On the Sonics
Isolation
Studio Raine was founded by John Raine, an A&R and a musician who records as Raine, with released records and a working catalog on the music side. the studio is in New York City and works for labels, studios, producers, engineers and artists everywhere.
studios and agencies that specialise in music, and Studio Raine is one: SEO for record labels, label owners, artist managers and music executives, done together with the AI search and the website work it depends on. we're based in New York and work everywhere. the firms ChatGPT named for it, side by side with Studio Raine.
for your own name rather than your business, Studio Raine sells one package: the Music Industry Authority Package, for label owners, producers, and managers. your official site, your biography, the facts Google reads, a knowledge panel on your name and the AI answer about you, end to end, at one published price, with an assessment first.
SEO is from $10,000 a month, six months minimum, for one company. AI search for the company is $25,000, once: the AI search package, the site rebuilt and the Google profile included. a group with several companies is quoted per company in writing, before anything starts.
the base is the same. Google says its AI answers rest on the same signals as search, so a site Google can read and trust is the base for both. AI search adds what each assistant reads on its own: crawler access for ChatGPT and Bing, answers written out on the page, and a record of what each one says about you.
the fixes take days. Google's own guide says a change can take from a few hours to several months to show in search, so we write down your numbers on day one and read them in Search Console every month.
yes. the label's own name is rarely what people search, so we build a page for every artist and every release, with credits and identifiers on each, link the whole roster from one place, and correct and connect the facts Google keeps on each artist.
yes. to Google a studio is a local business, so it gets the Google Business Profile done properly, the hours and the location in structured data, the credits page written as text, and session bookings on its own domain. Traphouse Studios and Knice On The Sonics are built this way: the case studies.
yes. we set up the Google Business Profile properly, match it on Bing Places and Apple Business, keep the same name and phone everywhere, put the city in plain text on the site, and add the structured data that says what the company is and where it is.
no. Google's spam policies treat bought links as link spam. we build links from the listings, profiles and partner pages that already know you, pointing at the right page.
John Raine founded Studio Raine. he's an A&R and a working musician himself: he records as Raine and has his own records out. the studio is in New York City and works for labels, studios, producers, engineers and artists everywhere.
text the name of the business and the city. we send back what Google and the AI tools say about you today, and the fixes in order.
