Paper Promotion Tips

How to Promote Your Article after It Is Published

Congratulations on the publication of your article. Promoting your work is an important part of the post-publication process which will increase the visibility, impact and citation of your work. JHRS will support you to promote your research papers within your scientific community, as well as to a wide audience.

What You Can Do to Promote Your Article

Social Media

Share your article on various social networks, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Mendeley, Instagram and Twitter by clicking the link on the webpage of your article. Tagging @journaljhrs as well as key people in your field might lead to retweets: Your publication may become viral on social media!
Send a short text (up to 200 characters) to the JHRS editorial assistant who was your contact for the publication of your manuscript, and she will then post it on the Journal Instagram and Twitter account.
Write a blog post to explain the meaning and possible outcomes of your research. This will lead to higher engagement of your research community.
Ask your institution or society to post your paper on their social media accounts and to include a story about your paper in their newsletters.

Link Share

Share the article link directly with colleagues and peers in your field.
Add a link to your article in your email signature.
Update your personal and institutional websites by adding the title of your article and a link to it.

Academic Research-sharing Platforms

Set up your profile on academic research-sharing platforms, such as ResearchGate, Academia.edu, or Google Scholar, and add a short summary of your article.
Register an ORCID author identifier and add the article information to your profile.
Deposit your article to repositories (such as those run by your university) to make your research more discoverable.

Conferences

Present your publication at conferences in the form of a presentation or a poster. You may participate in conferences relevant for your field.

Video

Produce a video abstract that briefly introduces your article.

Wikipedia

Find a Wikipedia page on a topic related to your article and add a reference to your paper.

What We Do to Promote Your Article

JHRS takes a number of actions to promote and increase the visibility of your research articles.

High Visibility

All articles are immediately available worldwide under an open access license to maximize visibility.
Indexing databases receive article information from JHRS to increase readership and citations. We collaborate with Scopus, EBSCO and many others.
Editors and reviewers are notified as soon as your paper is published.
Articles are listed in the journal’s Table of Contents Alerts and sent to regular subscribers.
Selected articles are reprinted for their promotion at conferences and other events.