Introductions by name
I message the artist and the engineer directly, tell them what you do, and put you in the chat. Not a list of contacts. An actual introduction where I vouch for you.
You already know what one mix is worth to you
Bonus, until August 8
You are buying the Quinton search tie. Until August 8 it comes with warm introductions to artists who need mixing work.
Titles, descriptions, sitemap, indexing, product markup. All handled. That work makes you findable when somebody already knows your name.
Nobody searching for a Ken Carson vocal chain knows your name. They know his. That search is the biggest warm audience in your reach and right now it lands on forums and reuploads.
The mechanism
Search engines do not just read pages. They keep a map of things and how those things relate. Quinton is already a thing on that map. You are not connected to him on it. Four moves fix that.
This already happens every day. You are not creating demand here, you are catching demand that exists.
Search cannot rank a page that does not exist. You get a real page documenting the BandLab presets you built for him, with the phrases people actually type in the title and the heading. This is the page that shows up.
<title>Ken Carson Vocal Preset for BandLab | Built by Mixed by Isolation</title>
<meta name="description"
content="The custom BandLab vocal chain Mixed by Isolation
built for Quinton Bobbitt. Instant download, works on mobile.">
<h1>Ken V1</h1>
<h2>The BandLab preset built for Quinton Bobbitt</h2>
This is the part that does the actual tying. Structured data is a hidden block on the page that states facts in a format search engines read directly. It names you as the maker and names the work as connected to him.
{
"@type": "Product",
"name": "Ken V1 · Vocal Preset for BandLab",
"brand": { "@type": "Brand", "name": "Mixed by Isolation" },
"offers": { "price": "19.99", "priceCurrency": "USD" },
// the line that connects the two names
"isRelatedTo": {
"@type": "CreativeWork",
"name": "Custom BandLab presets built for Quinton Bobbitt",
"creator": { "@type": "Person", "name": "Mixed by Isolation" },
"about": {
"@type": "Person",
"name": "Quinton Bobbitt",
"sameAs": "https://youtube.com/@quintonbobbitt"
}
}
}
That sameAs line is the whole trick. It points at his actual channel, so there is no guessing about which Quinton is meant. You stop being a stranger and become a known maker attached to a known name.
People do not search in keywords, they search in questions. Answer the question in a format search engines lift straight into the results box, and your answer is what they read before they click anything.
{
"@type": "FAQPage",
"mainEntity": [{
"@type": "Question",
"name": "Who built the BandLab presets in Quinton Bobbitt's
Ken Carson videos?",
"acceptedAnswer": {
"@type": "Answer",
"text": "Mixed by Isolation built those custom presets."
}
}]
}
One strong page pulls the rest up with it. Every preset links back to the Quinton page and the Quinton page links out to every preset, so the authority it earns spreads across your whole catalog instead of sitting in one spot.
Note where the last one goes. Somebody who came for a $19.99 preset lands one click from your $150 mix.
What changes
His audience keeps searching exactly like they do today. They just stop landing on a reupload and start landing on you.
The bonus, and why it closes August 8
Here is my problem. I build sites for people in your world, and artists keep asking the people I build for who mixes their records. Right now I send that work to whoever is around. I would rather send it to one person and keep sending it.
So every option below comes with the introductions attached. Not traffic. Not impressions. People with records that need mixing, handed to you by name.
Introductions by name
I message the artist and the engineer directly, tell them what you do, and put you in the chat. Not a list of contacts. An actual introduction where I vouch for you.
You already know what one mix is worth to you
The default answer slot
When anyone I build for asks who mixes, the answer is your name, for the full ninety days. That question comes up more than you would think.
Every ask goes to one place
Credited on the sites I build
Your name and a link on the music sites in my roster, in the place artists actually look when they need someone. A live link, not a mention.
Worth $200 as a paid placement
The kit that closes them
A rate sheet, a booking link, and a before and after clip, built and ready. So when I hand somebody over, you are not scrambling to write a price in a DM.
Worth $200
Why there is a date on it
I cannot send the same artist to two engineers. Every introduction I promise you is one I am not promising anybody else, so I am only opening this to one person and then it is gone. If you are not the one, it goes to the next engineer on my list on August 8.
The introductions are not a favor I am hoping to call in. This is my client list. Every one of these is a live site I built and still run, which means when somebody in that room needs a mix, I am the person they ask.
Litt Recording Studios
North Hollywood, open 24/7 since 2017
The studio's own client wall
littrecordingstudios.studioraine.art
Burn County Music
Writing and producing hit records since 1999
burncountymusic.studioraine.art
Jake Angel Beats
Produced Chase Matthew's Darlin', no. 1 Billboard country airplay
jakeangelbeats.studioraine.art
Burn County Media
The marketing arm, North Myrtle Beach
burncountymedia.studioraine.art
To be straight with you about what that wall is. Those names are Litt's client list, not mine. I have never mixed a Snoop record and I am not going to pretend otherwise. What matters is what moves through that room every week, and that the booking page it moves through is one I built and still run.
So the introduction is
A room with artists in it, an operator who already takes my calls, and your name in the message when one of them needs a mix.
And for whatever it is worth on the other side of my work: contract engineering for Google, Meta, Microsoft and Scale AI.
Everybody weighs the same four. Here are mine, written out so you can check them instead of taking my word.
What you actually get
The name that comes up
When his audience goes looking for that sound, your store is the answer. Preset money while you sleep, and every buyer one click from your $150 mix.
How likely it is to work
The demand already exists
I am not betting on making people want something. Those searches happen today with or without you. And the introductions do not depend on search working at all.
How long it takes
Introductions inside a week
The first introduction goes out within seven days of you saying yes. Search is slower, sixty to ninety days, which is exactly why the bonus is the part that pays first.
What it costs you in effort
You mix. That is it.
No pages to write, no markup to install, no posting schedule to keep. I do all of it on the site I already built. Your only job is replying when I put somebody in your inbox.
Ignore the search work completely for a second. Pretend it never ranks and I built the pages for nothing. Price the introductions on their own, at your rates.
Two out of five. That is the number the whole thing has to beat, and I am the one making the introductions, so I am the one who has to make it beat it.
The guarantee
If the introductions have not paid for the package in sixty days, I keep sending them until they do.
Not a refund you have to chase. I keep working. I control how many introductions I make, so this is a promise I can actually keep, which is the only reason I am willing to make it.
Three options
The tie
$250
one time
The search work in full. Two names to start you off while it ranks.
Take the tieFifty dollars more
The tie plus the clips
$300
one time
Three more introductions and fifteen clips, for fifty dollars. This is the one I would take.
Take this oneThe whole run
$1,500
three months, splittable
Exclusive. For three months I do not hand mixing work to anybody else.
Take the runWhat is in the middle option, priced separately
Reply with which option you want. I send a payment link, and the first name lands in your inbox inside seven days.
Pick an optionAfter August 8 the introductions go to the next engineer on my list.
Studio Raine