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What do you do when a hobby inspired by the pandemic lockdown leads to a following in the hundreds of thousands? That was the dilemma for Enoch, a London-based musician, producer, and composer, also known as Noxz.

Formerly a full-time architect and visual designer, Enoch now dedicates his days to creating layered and ethereal compositions, mashups, playlists, and beautifully produced videos that offer peeks into his process. 

To help his new followers find all of his content—which is spread across platforms like Spotfiy, Apple Music, and Instagam—Enoch created 

, a tome that serves a place for all things Noxz. In addition to his musical followers, Enoch holds brand partnerships that help support his business. 

Keep reading to learn why we think NOXZ Radio works so well and the key Tome features Enoch used to bring his tome to life.

Enoch

Musician, Composer, and Producer

Enoch isn’t just making music, he’s building a visual brand that reflects the high energy of his compositions. That’s why, he says, he values the ability to customize the look and feel of his tome, starting with the background and text colors.

Because many listeners keep NOXZ Radio on as they go about their day, Enoch wanted it to look non-obtrusive. Taking a lesson from the color theory he uses in his architecture and design work, he chose a black background and pink text.

“People are so used to white text, which is so in your face, especially when you build the brightness on your screen. Pink is a softer touch,” he explains.

 button, in the toolbar to the right of your workspace, allows you to customize the look and feel of your tome. There’s a robust menu of visual themes that you can experiment with or you can create a custom color. Apply your choices to your entire tome or to specific pages.

Enoch takes full advantage of Tome’s flexible format by using the embed feature to create an interactive showcase. NOXZ Radio allows visitors to listen to music directly from embedded playlists or by watching a music video from YouTube.

Tome is built on a tile system that makes it easy to add any kind of content without worrying about endless formatting. To embed media:

Select the button from the toolbar to the right of your workspace, and click the 

Paste any embeddable web link into your selected tile.

You can also select buttons to embed files from specific tools like Figma and Miro.

Here are just some of the things you can add:

How to Create a Great Presentation with AI in Tome

On the business side of things, Enoch and his manager use Tome to easily and seamlessly share ideas on decks to pitch Enoch for collaborations and partnerships By working off the same tome, there’s never a question about who has the latest version, eliminating wasted time sending files back and forth.

Musician, composer, and producer

Once the pitch is final, Enoch and his team will send a link to the client. “I think this is a lot cleaner than attaching a static PDF,” he says. “I just personally hate attachments.”

Tome is built to be easily shared across any of these channels. Pick and choose how you want to send your tomes.

at the top right of your workspace to create a public share link and add email addresses of selected recipients.

Or generate a QR code unique to your tome.

To download a PDF, click on the three dots to the right of the 

With Tome’s native AI, Enoch has a virtual editor who can help him refine a message until it’s just right. “Tome can reword everything like ChatGPT, but I like that with Tome, the words and visuals are in one place, so I can see whether they complement each other,” he says. By seeing words and visuals together, Enoch can tell whether he needs to keep editing or if he needs to switch an image or adjust the design.

You don’t have to be a musician to use Tome to build a creative home base. Tome's easy-to-use features and flexibility can help a wide range of creatives, digital entrepreneurs and freelancers get an extra edge when it comes to promoting their work.

 for your creative work? Get started and 

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Time moves faster in the world of social media. For Karin Kildow, founder and CEO of  

 a social media agency for high-profile athletes like DeAndre Hopkins and Patty Mills, every second counts.

While content creation is a large part of her job, Karin also teaches clients and employees her proven framework for stellar content. Instead of teaching in real time, Karin created a sleek and interactive tome titled, 

How to Craft a Winning Social Media Strategy

, to take the training off her hands. Keep reading to learn why we think Karin’s tome works so well, and how she uses key Tome features to build her modern training guide.

Karin Kildow

CEO and founder, The Content Capital Group

Record narration: Deliver information without walls of text

Cover pages are usually straightforward, but Karin adds a personal touch by recording video of herself introducing her tome and its purpose. Her voiceover also plays a significant role on nearly all of her tome’s sleek pages. 

This allows Karin to highlight key points and add information without overwhelming the user with too much text. And because the recording appears as a bite-sized video at the top corner of the page, users can hear and see Karin with an unobstructed view of the presentation.


Nobody likes to read seemingly endless pages of text. That’s why we built the 

 feature. It’s especially useful when you need to:

Present a substantial amount of information.

Provide contextual details best conveyed verbally.

Differentiate sections with color and bold elements

There will always be people who prefer to click through a presentation rather than read from start to finish. So, for skimmers, Karin distinguishes essential pages with a background color that differs from less essential pages. She also enlists large bright numbers as wayfinding elements that reference the table of contents.

button, located in the toolbar to the right of your workspace, allows you to customize the look and feel of your presentation. There’s a robust menu of visual themes that you can experiment with or you can create a custom color. Apply your choices to your entire tome or to specific pages.

 Use different page background colors (or themes) to delineate covers, section headers, etc. One way to do this:

Create 2 (or more) themes and apply the main theme to the whole tome.

Then apply your alt theme to the cover, section header, or statement page.

And although we highlighted Karin’s use of large numbers, be careful not to go too big. Use large fonts sparingly. Overdoing it can overwhelm and even confuse your reader.

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Support your content with a mix of photos

To add authenticity to her tome, Karin includes behind-the-scenes photos of herself with her clients, as well as relevant stock photos. The photos break up the text, help people get to know Karin, and showcase the breadth of what she does for clients—from helping with wardrobe selection to recording videos.

For visual interest, vary the kinds of photos you use in your tome. Mix it up with stock photos, product shots, or branded company images.

 button from the toolbar. You’ll see options to upload your own image, get AI-generated visuals, or search the Unsplash library for the right visual to communicate your point.

Use lists and tables to organize information

A successful social media strategy involves documenting plans and organizing a substantial amount of data from various platforms. In her tome, Karin explains how to define your brand’s pillars, how to choose which platforms to prioritize, and what data you need from those platforms to understand your audience.

To keep her tips streamlined, she uses bulleted and numbered lists and tables. She uses lists to share a series of questions and populates tables with examples of information to gather and input.

Head to the toolbar to access tools for creating tables and lists. The 

 button does exactly that. Choose up to six columns across and start organizing your thoughts with panache.

button from the toolbar and choose a bulleted or numbered list.

 Ensure all bullet points or line items are similar in length, so it looks and feels consistent.

Whenever Karin welcomes a new client or employee, she can customize how she shares her tome to suit the user's device. Whether through a direct link or QR code, on desktop or mobile, Tome makes it easy for people to receive and view tomes so they can focus on the content.

These days, everyone is everywhere all at once—messaging, emailing, using social media, and the list goes on. Tome is built to be easily shared across any of these channels. Pick and choose how you want to send your tomes.

at the top right of your workspace to create a public share link, add email addresses of selected recipients, or even generate a QR code unique to your tome. 

To download a PDF, click the three dots to the right of the 

Through a studied mix of AI-forward and manual features in Tome, Karin Kildow leveraged the unique features of Tome to help her quickly create a robust, eye-catching training guide. The time saved gave her the opportunity to grow her business and spend more time promoting her pro athlete clients.

Ready to create your own training guides in Tome? Get started and 

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Emily Koh is the founder of PINKIES UP, a natural wine consultation, curation, and event planning and production company. What started simply as pop-up events—the first hosted on her front lawn—is now a growing business that collaborates with restaurants, bars, and private clients throughout Los Angeles.

Emily Koh

Founder, PINKIES UP

As a business owner, Emily must do more than keep up with natural wine and drinking trends. She also has to focus on constant brand building and training the service staff to bring that brand to life. This is crucial but time-consuming and repetitive. So Emily set it on autopilot by creating a sleek and professional 

that reflects PINKIES UP’s modern aesthetic. 

The tome serves double duty as an introduction to PINKIES UP and as an employee training guide. “It brings a level of creativity to something so functional,” says Emily. With the time her tome frees up, she’s able to focus on other parts of her business.

We sat down with Emily to learn how she built her guide and how it’s helping her grow PINKIES UP.

 has the same clean and bright energy as the 

. How easy was it for you to mirror that?

: The templates have been a game changer. I remember when I first started putting together 

, I'd look up examples on Google and model mine after them. So I love that so many built-in 

 exist in Tome. I don't need to spend unnecessary time working on the formatting of my decks and proposals and I can focus on the content instead. 

Everything you need to start creating is in your Tome workspace.

Sign in, and click the Templates tab on the left of your workspace to explore.

, there's a template for every storytelling, creative and business need.

 Once you’ve picked your template, make it yours. Go to the toolbar on the right side of your workspace to:

Change font styles and background colors.

Upload photos, search Unsplash’s library of stunning, hi-res visuals , or have Tome create an AI-generated image for you.

Resize photos, add tables, or change the layout with simple drag and drop.

Use dynamic tiles to add any type of content—text, images, video, Giphys, embed website pages, integration tiles featuring Figma, Airtable and Miro.

Go to the bottom of your workspace, click the command bar, and select

 to see a menu of 8 layout options. Remember, you can also customize to get it just right.

Tome’s still got you. You can use all of the same features to create a tome that's entirely unique. To get started, click the 

button in the upper right of your workspace.

Tome: Did you use any of Tome's AI features for content creation?

: Writing is actually the part that I enjoy the most because I feel that a big part of the brand power behind PINKIES UP lies in our tone of voice. But when I’m short on time and I need a more professional way of saying something, then AI does it.

Tome’s AI can be your thought partner, creative collaborator, ghostwriter, or editor. Create outlines, first drafts, starter copy, or full presentations.

After you’ve created a tome, you can create a starting point for your work through a few different ways from the command bar:

to rewrite, adjust the tone, or to fix spelling and grammar. Highlight the text you want to work with and select AI Edit from the toolbar that pops up.

to enter a prompt and get variations with different designs, text, images. Each will have a different approach to your topic.

to enter a prompt. Use the slider to select the number of pages you want and Tome will create a presentation for you.

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Tome: Your tome includes a breakdown of what natural wine is, types of wine, and buzzwords. What does the video narration on those pages add in terms of content?

: The ability to record is definitely a highlight. When it’s something like this training guide, it's kind of essential because no one wants to flip through 10 pages of text. The recordings liven up the guide and make it more interactive, and you can really expand upon different topics.

Add more information, context, or walk through the key parts of the page by adding a bite-size video of yourself.

Click on the ◉ button at the top right corner of your screen to record.

Want someone to do the explaining for you? Add a link to a YouTube video just like Emily Koh did in 

. With a simple cut and paste, television host and former chef Action Bronson explains the difference between natural wine and traditional wine.

. Paste the web link into the tile, and you’re set.

Tome: Are there any other ways your tome helps you as a founder and business owner?

: What attracted me the most to Tome was how easy it is to share with clients, prospective clients, and my staff. The training guide can circulate if I can't get everyone in the same room together. The ability to share tomes is especially important when I have a big event coming up.

You have so many documents—you have your run of show, call sheet, vendor list. And those things are constantly being updated as you get closer and closer to the date. It’s nice to have one universal link and I don't need to send out multiple PDFs in the same email thread. It ensures people have the most updated content from PINKIES UP.

These days, everyone is everywhere all at once—message, email, social, newsletters, news platforms, the list goes on. Tome is built to be easily shared across any of these channels.

Pick and choose how you want to send your tomes by clicking the 

This opens the Share settings where you can copy share a link, add email addresses of selected recipients, or even generate a QR code unique to your tome.

All tomes are fully mobile-responsive, so yours will look polished on any device.

Tome: For other founders and business owners out there, can you share a favorite tip  on how to grow and evolve a business? 

: There's a lot of power in starting your own business. I am in no rush to be anything that I'm not. Initially, I was comparing myself to other people and to what they were doing. But I've really learned to trust the fact that PINKIES UP only continues to grow and evolve because I, as a human, am growing and evolving.

What I did with PINKIES UP at the beginning with popups and creating spaces for community was very much my mantra at that particular moment of time in my life. Now I'm trying to build something that is more sustainable and where I can see the most growth. So the motivation is to trust my instinct, trust my judgment, and make my timing my own.

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Amy Mazius and Davy Greenberg, the LA-based founders of 

(think creative-studio meets photo-video production house meets events space that’s also the co-directors’ home) are inspired by sustainable living practices, minimalist design, and the natural world. Their elevated DIY-meets-found treasures aesthetic infuses 

’s motto and informs the couple’s worldview: 

work less, play more, get your hands dirty

Amy Mazius

Co-Founder, metahaiku

We sat down with Amy and Davy to talk about what sparks their creativity, what matters to them as founders, and how to get through those staring-at-a-blank-screen jitters.

This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.

Tome: We love the name, metahaiku. It’s mysterious and ethereal, almost dreamy. Can you tell us more about what metahaiku does exactly… or what it is?

: It can be so many things, depending on the need. It’s a wood shop, it’s a pop-up, it’s where we do our production work, we’ve hosted yoga classes. 

 is just an interesting kind of experiment in community, in creation, and in design.

: It’s a space where people can come and meet one another in a non-cringey way. They can rent out our space themselves and host a great vegan dinner… it’s whatever people want 

 to be. Sometimes it just depends on the day!

Can you tell us where you got the concept for metahaiku? How did it get start

We’re very rooted in sustainable practices and are committed to softening our impact on the environment in everything we do. I first got into sustainability as a little kid, just thrifting used clothes. Where I grew up in Wisconsin, I was short and everyone was tall, so I also picked up sewing. Then in my 20s, I started working at an ad agency in New York City and I became even more aware of the culture of waste. There was so little thought put into the full life cycle of products and what happens to them. I wondered if there was a different way to do things. Could we make 

’s goals is to be a sort of lifestyle choice. We pride ourselves on being informal, casual, welcoming and being flexible. We don't have any dogmatic beliefs we're trying to force onto you. We just want to show you an alternate way of thinking about the world, an alternate way of creating.

Let’s talk about creating. How do you think about craft, and the way you think about 

A lot of what we make has less to do with what we 

to make, and more, like, what can we do with what needs to be 

: For example, when we first moved in, every wall of the space had windows, and we got full sun all morning and all afternoon. We needed curtains. Anyone whose bought curtains knows it's extremely expensive, and so we made them ourselves. Amy used recycled linens and old fabrics that had been in her family for 100 years. Finding things that have lived full lives and reusing them—giving them new meaning and purpose. That is important to us.

: We definitely are constantly trying to be students and are inviting other people to make things as well, whether it’s "good" or "bad."

, an amazing gallery here in LA. They had us shoot 300 art objects—Picassos, Vanessa Beecroft pieces and different architectural objects.

: One of my favorite projects… our friends have this brand called, 

. It’s a used bookstore and pop-up shop. We hosted them at 

and created a reading room where they brought in a thousand books. Everyone could come and shop, buy books, read and just hang out.

How do you get started with an idea or a concept?

 is just us. It’s just us figuring it out as we go. We don’t have interns, we don’t have employees. There’s no PR agency and no management. At the end of the day though, we are a business and anything we can use to help us tell our story... every little bit helps.

Davy Greenberg

Co-Founder

: We were both curious about some of the new tools in the AI world.

: When we discovered Tome, there was an ease of use that was important to us.

What did it feel like to use Tome for the first time?

: It felt like a lot of the barriers to getting started were taken away. It’s a really easy way to start telling stories more naturally. Other apps have an archaic feel to them.

: Staring at a blank screen is always very intimidating. I don’t know anyone who’s really stoked to start from scratch. Tome gives me a really great starting place and for someone like me, that's a really useful tool. I can jump right into the fun part which is the creative directing and the design!

: It does a great job of translating what we create on a desktop… into a mobile version. We love using Tome as a 

 showing all the things we’re capable of.

: I can just experiment, play. I love the world building that happens. We’re constantly discovering new ways to use Tome.

Tome Blog

A Creative Home Base: How Musician Enoch Created a Personal Radio Station with Tome

Why Social Media Pro Karin Kildow Chooses Tome to Craft Successful Strategies

How Natural Wine Expert Emily Koh Grows PINKIES UP with Tome

Creator Spotlight: metahaiku

Craft your next
great idea.

Tome Blog

A Creative Home Base: How Musician Enoch Created a Personal Radio Station with Tome

Why Social Media Pro Karin Kildow Chooses Tome to Craft Successful Strategies

How Natural Wine Expert Emily Koh Grows PINKIES UP with Tome

Creator Spotlight: metahaiku

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