Dakota Indexing
The Chicago Manual of Style states:
That being the case, most non-fiction books should have an index. However, if the indexer isn’t familiar with the subject matter and doesn’t have a solid understanding of indexing principles, the index will not meet the needs of the reader and the book will not fulfill its true potential. My background and experience in business, industry, and academia, make Dakota Indexing uniquely qualified to provide indexes in a wide range of subject specialties.
Using SKY Indexing Software and electronic submission, my goal is to meet or beat your deadline using the motto:
Samples of my work or a list of titles indexed will be provided upon request.
"Every serious book of non-fiction should have an index to achieve its maximum usefulness."
That being the case, most non-fiction books should have an index. However, if the indexer isn’t familiar with the subject matter and doesn’t have a solid understanding of indexing principles, the index will not meet the needs of the reader and the book will not fulfill its true potential. My background and experience in business, industry, and academia, make Dakota Indexing uniquely qualified to provide indexes in a wide range of subject specialties.
Using SKY Indexing Software and electronic submission, my goal is to meet or beat your deadline using the motto:
"Done Right - On Time"
Samples of my work or a list of titles indexed will be provided upon request.
Rates
Dakota Indexing believes that rates are best determined after discussing the subject matter as well as your desired index specifications and deadline. Please contact me so we can discuss your projectContact
PhD in Agronomy
USDA Graduate School, Basic Indexing
701-541-0055