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BACK-OF-BOOK INDEXING
For Authors, editors & small pressesGive us the final proof PDF, manuscript, and style notes. Get an editable back-of-book index with page locators and cross-references.
The book is finished. The index is not.
A useful index takes concepts, hierarchy, and exact final page numbers.
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HOW IT WORKS
Get entries, subentries, cross-references, and page locators ready for author review.
Find the concepts, names, and terms readers will look for.
Create entries, subentries, cross-references, and locators.
Flag duplicates, weak entries, and uncertain page ranges.
WHY IT GETS STUCK
Readers search for concepts that may never appear as exact words.
Entries need useful subentries and cross-references, not repetition.
One proof change can make every page locator wrong.
WHAT COMES BACK
Get entries, subentries, cross-references, and page locators ready for author review.
We show the source. You make the call.
COMMON QUESTIONS, STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Clear answers. No jargon.
Use the final page proof. Build concepts, subentries, cross-references, and page locators for the intended reader.
Yes, if the PDF is the final proof. Any later pagination change requires the locators to be checked again.
It helps readers find ideas, not just repeated words. It also uses clear hierarchy and accurate page references.
Start with the book readers will actually hold, including its final pages.