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- Journal indexation: why does it matter? - Elsevier
If the citation level is high enough, the journal may be evaluated for inclusion in an IF index Elsevier can apply for inclusion on Web of Science once 20 research review articles have been published
- Journal Indexing: Core standards and why they matter
Including journal articles in relevant indexes can greatly improve their reputation and reach, providing greater impact potential for journals and the scholars publishing in them Inclusion in leading indexes is an indicator of journal quality to scholars and their institutions, and indexes are one of the main outlets scholars use to find
- Guide to academic journal indexing: Where, when, and how to . . .
Which indexes should you add your journal articles to? What are the indexing criteria you’ll need to fulfill? When should you apply for target indexes? In what order? And how can you keep improving your content discoverability once admitted to indexes?
- Journal indexing 101: Understanding the basics - Editage
By getting your journal indexed in a well-known database, you can increase its visibility, accessibility, and readership This post provides an overview of indexing and shares some common journal databases to consider
- What Is a Journal Index, and Why is Indexation Important?
A journal index, or a list of journals organized by discipline, subject, region and other factors, can be used by other researchers to search for studies and data on certain topics As an author, publishing your research in an indexed journal increases the credibility and visibility of your work
- What is Journal Indexing and the Types of Journal Indexing in . . .
Journal indexing allows users to familiarize themselves with an article and decide if they want to read it further The process of inclusion in a journal index involves scrutiny and assessment to ensure that a journal meets basic scholarly publishing standards
- Journal Indexes - Library Guide to Academic Publishing . . .
Journal indexes (also called bibliographic indexes or bibliographic databases) are lists of journals, organized by discipline, subject, or type of publication Journals included in an index are considered of higher quality than journals that are not
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