How Do I Schedule a Meeting with the My Score Team?

Modified on Fri, Nov 13 at 4:03 PM

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Overview

The My Score team is available to meet with current and prospective composers to discuss onboarding, catalog optimization, profile setup, marketing opportunities, and ways to improve visibility of your music on the J.W. Pepper website.

Whether you're new to My Score or looking to grow your existing catalog, we're happy to help.


Important: Meeting types for technical support and assistance with completing your registration or the upload of products are no longer an option through the My Score bookings page due to the volume of meeting requests.  Please consult the following articles for help with setting up profiles and products:


My Score Registration - How Do I Create A Profile?

Updating Your My Score Profile

Sheet Music Uploader Guide for Composers

Uploading Sheet Music - Step-by-Step Video


For further questions, please email myscore@jwpepper.com or visit the following help pages on our website: 


My Score Help Center
J.W. Pepper Help Center


What types of meetings can I schedule?


New Composer Onboarding

If you're new to My Score, this meeting is designed to help you get started with publishing and selling your music through J.W. Pepper.

Topics may include:

  • Filling out your My Score profile
  • Logistics of distributing your music with J.W. Pepper
  • Pricing recommendations
  • Product categorization, visibility, and marketing
  • Copyright considerations
  • Understanding how customers discover music on Pepper

Catalog & Profile Consultation

For existing publishers, this meeting provides personalized recommendations to help improve your catalog's performance and presentation.

Topics may include:

  • Catalog review and optimization
  • Composer profile improvements
  • Product descriptions and preview media
  • Marketing and promotional opportunities
  • Increasing discoverability on J.W. Pepper
  • Best practices for new releases and seasonal promotions
  • Understanding customer engagement and sales trends

Who should schedule a consultation?

A consultation may be beneficial if you:

  • Are new to My Score and need guidance getting started
  • Want feedback on your composer profile
  • Are preparing to publish new music
  • Have questions about marketing and promotional opportunities
  • Want to improve product visibility and discoverability
  • Would like recommendations to help grow your sales on J.W. Pepper

How do I schedule a meeting?

Scheduling a meeting is easy:

  1. Visit the My Score scheduling page: My Score Bookings
  2. Select either New Composer Onboarding or Catalog & Profile Consultation.
  3. Choose an available date and time.
  4. Add any questions or topics you'd like to discuss when booking.
  5. You'll receive a confirmation email with meeting details.

How long are meetings?

Most meetings are scheduled for 30 minutes, although not all meetings may take that long.  You will be allotted 30 minutes for your meeting regardless of the amount of time you think you'll need.


What should I prepare before the meeting?

To make the most of your consultation, consider having:

  • A list of questions or goals
  • Links to your My Score profile and products
  • Information about upcoming releases
  • Any marketing or visibility concerns you'd like to discuss

Can I schedule a follow-up meeting?

Yes. If you need additional guidance after your initial consultation, you're welcome to schedule a follow-up meeting to discuss new projects, catalog updates, or future marketing opportunities.


Still Have Questions?

If you're unsure which meeting type is right for you, contact the My Score team and we'll help direct you to the most appropriate consultation.


Our goal is to help independent composers publish, promote, and grow their music catalog through My Score and J.W. Pepper.

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