Indexing Services
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Why have a professional index for your publication?
Nancy C. Mulvany, author of "Indexing Books", defines an index as, "a structural
sequence -- resulting from a thorough and complete analysis of text -- of
synthesized access points to all the information contained in the text. The
structured arrangement of the index enables uses to locate information efficiently."
A reader is much more likely to utilize a publication if they can find the
information efficiently.
Nancy C. Mulvany, author of "Indexing Books", defines an index as, "a structural
sequence -- resulting from a thorough and complete analysis of text -- of
synthesized access points to all the information contained in the text. The
structured arrangement of the index enables uses to locate information efficiently."
A reader is much more likely to utilize a publication if they can find the
information efficiently.
How can Wise Word Solutions help?
 | High-quality work within agreed-upon deadlines | |
| Balances the needs of the audience and of the publisher through | |
| concise phrasing, key word choice and consistency | ||
| Detailed focus on client specifications | |
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What is indexing?
From the American Society of Indexers (ASI) website:
"According to the British indexing standard (BS3700:1988), an index is a systematic
arrangement of entries designed to enable users to locate information in a document. The
process of creating an index is called indexing, and a person who does it is called an indexer.
There are many types of indexes, from cumulative indexes for journals to computer database
indexes."
For more information from ASI regarding Indexing, click here.
From the American Society of Indexers (ASI) website:
"According to the British indexing standard (BS3700:1988), an index is a systematic
arrangement of entries designed to enable users to locate information in a document. The
process of creating an index is called indexing, and a person who does it is called an indexer.
There are many types of indexes, from cumulative indexes for journals to computer database
indexes."
- "Indexes are among those necessary but never spectacular products of hard as well as
skilled work that can sometimes make the difference between a book and a good
book. index review in Books Ireland, February 1994"
For more information from ASI regarding Indexing, click here.