Digital book editor and publishing advisor

Publishing today is about much more than just putting a hard-copy book in the hands of your readers. Digital media is one of great disrupters of this age. Make it work for you.

An ebook is today’s calling card. It’s a great way to quickly connect your ideas with your readers and be memorable. Whether you choose the self-publishing route or build a book for release on Amazon Kindle, Kobo or Apple’s iBookstore, it pays to make a great impression.

Count on thinkit creative for writing and editorial advice on developing your next ebook, including developing your book proposal for publishers. Combined with our expertise in writing and developing scripts, storyboards and guides, fused with tasteful design, we’re here to help you reach more people with a great message…in less time.

Samples of ebooks, scripts & storyboards

Here are sample* extracts of scripts, books and technical guides we’ve written or edited (where noted) for clients:

• Sales training publication — Engage Selling Solutions
• User guide for education — HunterExam.com Study Guide
• Easy-to-read user guide — Daylite³ technical manual
• DVD storyboard script for outreach program
• Other audience-attracting storyboards and scripts

Sales training publication — Engage Selling Solutions

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Easy-to-read user guide — Daylite³ technical manual

 

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Marketcircle’s Daylite³ is an award-winning productivity application for Mac OS X. In support of their launch of the newest version of this fantastic program (we can say that because we’re not just their copywriters…we’re loyal customers, too), thinkit creative developed an all-new user guide. It features easy-to-follow steps and sensibly grouped chapters designed to help users get started right away using the product (because a well-organized manual should never require that a reader waste a weekend reading before being able to understand how to use a product).

Here’s a sample extract from the guide:

Getting things done with Daylite
Now that we’ve covered all the basic features, functions and preferences available in Daylite³, this section will show you how you can apply those to your everyday work — helping you to get things done faster, more efficiently” all to help you save time.

In Daylite³, you can assign any major object to other users. It’s an effective way to manage your work and the users (and groups of users) you work with. Daylite³ distinguishes between these two concepts as follows: in assigning, you are simply handing it over to another user without requiring a follow-up, whereas in delegating, you expect to be notified when the task is complete.

1. Create a new Task (commad-N) from within the Tasks section of the navigator. A new Task pane will open.

2. Enter a name for your new Task.

3. Choose the status of your delegated task from the drop-down menu. You can indicate whether the action of the delegated user has yet to be determined, or you can choose to identify whether the task is a routine, has been delegated, deferred, cancelled, or if it’s in-progress.

4. Tag your task with a category by selecting from the corresponding drop-down menu.

5. Identify to whom you are delegating the task by selecting the “Owner” drop-down menu and choosing “Delegate” …

DVD storyboard script for outreach program

 

(Copywriting and editing)

Cell #1
MUSIC UP

Cell #2
TEXT: Professionals working together — CDHA partnerships

VIDEO: Supporting visuals in the background (e.g., slideshow of a series of dental hygienists progressing from younger to more senior professionals).

Cell #3
EFFECT: Dissolve to the narrator and the dental hygienist’s chair.

VIDEO:
Supporting text throughout the balance of the presentation to be featured within a watermarked bezel that will appear to the right of the narrator (super-imposed over top of the image of the hygienist’s chair)…

Uncomplicate your message with a storyboard or script

 

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Multimedia storyboards and scripts — from a simple PowerPoint presentation to an educational movie — are great tools to use when explaining complex subjects to an audience. The extract below is from a series of tailor-made storyboards we prepared, researched and edited for a client. These products were designed to explain to an international audience of key stakeholders the key components of a sophisticated technology-based initiative.

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* Looking for a sample or style that you don’t see here? We have more in our ever-growing portfolio. Call or text our studio today at (613) 825-3233.