An updated catalog signals professionalism to buyers, improves discoverability, and helps your older music stay competitive during key buying seasons. Whether you have five titles or five hundred, regular catalog maintenance can have a meaningful impact on your revenue. Here are some practical tips!

Your arrangement might be top-notch, but without a solid Description, it could get overlooked. A clear, informative Description helps the right performers find your music and feel confident buying it. In this post, we’ll show you how to craft Descriptions that highlight your work, improve search visibility, and help you inspire customers to purchase your music.

Getting ready to publish new music? Now’s the perfect time to polish your engraving skills. We asked two Hal Leonard experts to share the most common notation mistakes they see and tips to avoid them. Read their tips and get your next score looking its best.

Ever wonder how people actually find your sheet music online?

It often comes down to one thing: SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Whether someone is searching on Sheet Music Direct, Sheet Music Plus, or even Google, SEO determines how (and if) your arrangements show up in search results!

Navigating the ArrangeMe platform can be a breeze-if you know where to look for answers. Whether you’re troubleshooting a missing title, optimizing your metadata, or controlling your sheet music previews, these help center highlights will streamline your publishing experience.

We answer the most common questions about arrangements of copyrighted music.

As a sheet music self-publisher, it is beneficial to create a distinctive brand for your sheet music products. Creating a brand comes down to determining your identity as a publisher, and we’re here to help!

Whether you’re just starting out or you consider yourself a seasoned pro, editing is one of the most detail-oriented parts of the job. Check out this checklist based on industry-standard music editing best practices to help make the editing process a little easier!

One of the best ways to turn a potential customer into a buyer is by offering them a demo recording of your arrangement or composition. We’ve got the tips for you!

Public domain titles are a popular starting place for arrangers. But how do you know for sure that a title is in the public domain? Read our guide to find out!

We’ve put together a guide for composers and arrangers to help demystify music’s difficulty ratings.