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Ebooks and whitepapers

Forget the rumors. Long form isn’t dead.

An ebook or whitepaper gives a technical story room to stretch out and show what it’s really made of.

2A Creative shapes that story within your brand, using writing and design to make the detail easier to get into and worth spending time with. Ebooks can give an idea more visual punch, while whitepapers have space to develop the reasoning and evidence behind it. Either way, the extra pages should earn their keep.

Examples of work

Cover of the AWS Banking on the Cloud 2026 report, with a mosaic of gradient and photo tiles below the title.
Contents page showing six 2026 banking trend cards, each topped with a colorful abstract banner.
Trend page titled From rules to reasoning: The agentic shift, with a Robinhood callout card and a 20 percent statistic.
Full-page photo of a woman checking her phone, overlaid with a chat panel showing a proactive money management use case.
Report page titled The credit gap: Accounts without access, with rainbow ribbon artwork and bar charts reading 51 and 79 percent.
Cover of the Azure ebook Migrate to innovate, with glossy 3D spheres and cubes on a pale mint background.
Healthcare spread with a cobalt panel, a Modernize to unlock list, and a photo of a smiling clinician.
Customer story page: CDK Global modernizes automotive CRM on Azure SQL Managed Instance.
Cover of The new way to build with Google Cloud databases, with a blue and magenta 3D render in one corner.
Section divider for retail and consumer packaged goods, with a photo of a shopper reading a package label.
Customer story page titled Target transforms search with AlloyDB AI, with a Target sidebar and pull quote.
Resource page for AlloyDB for PostgreSQL with benefit columns and documentation thumbnails.
Whitepaper cover asking Is Your Application Production-Ready, with a navy panel of connected node shapes.
Page on Community Edition production risks with three cards: security and compliance, high availability, support.
Migration page with a numbered checklist and a comparison box of Neo4j enterprise deployment options.
Navy closing page, Run Neo4j with Production Confidence, with CTA bars, a stat row, and an author card.

Cover of the AWS Banking on the Cloud 2026 report, with a mosaic of gradient and photo tiles below the title.
Contents page showing six 2026 banking trend cards, each topped with a colorful abstract banner.
Trend page titled From rules to reasoning: The agentic shift, with a Robinhood callout card and a 20 percent statistic.
Full-page photo of a woman checking her phone, overlaid with a chat panel showing a proactive money management use case.
Report page titled The credit gap: Accounts without access, with rainbow ribbon artwork and bar charts reading 51 and 79 percent.

Cover of the Azure ebook Migrate to innovate, with glossy 3D spheres and cubes on a pale mint background.
Healthcare spread with a cobalt panel, a Modernize to unlock list, and a photo of a smiling clinician.
Customer story page: CDK Global modernizes automotive CRM on Azure SQL Managed Instance.

Cover of The new way to build with Google Cloud databases, with a blue and magenta 3D render in one corner.
Section divider for retail and consumer packaged goods, with a photo of a shopper reading a package label.
Customer story page titled Target transforms search with AlloyDB AI, with a Target sidebar and pull quote.
Resource page for AlloyDB for PostgreSQL with benefit columns and documentation thumbnails.

Whitepaper cover asking Is Your Application Production-Ready, with a navy panel of connected node shapes.
Page on Community Edition production risks with three cards: security and compliance, high availability, support.
Migration page with a numbered checklist and a comparison box of Neo4j enterprise deployment options.
Navy closing page, Run Neo4j with Production Confidence, with CTA bars, a stat row, and an author card.

Our approach

First, we get nosy. We talk to the people who know the topic cold, dig into the technical or market complexity, and ask the questions others skip until we find the idea worth the page count. We get just as interested in your brand, learning how it sounds, how it looks, and what makes it you.

Then we make the long form earn its length. Story and design work together to decide what gets the spotlight, which proof carries the argument, where a visual can do the heavy lifting, and what can hit the cutting-room floor.

The payoff is a story with enough substance to keep getting shared and referenced long after launch.

Timeline

3–5 weeks

Depending on scope

Team

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Storyteller

Designer

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