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Why add an index to your book?

An index takes up less than 5% of the book's real estate AND is the key to helping the reader find what they want fast. 

A table of contents shows the layout of a nonfiction book. But often, a reader has a different idea. They might want to dip into the book with a topic that's important to them in the moment. Maybe they're looking for a specific passage or mention of a person. They could be looking for that just-right quote to include in their article. Even though the book was written with the reader in mind, readers still need a guide—a retrieval device.

Don't overlook the index. Adding an index honors the author's commitment to their readers. And it adds value to the nonfiction book.

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