Promoting your journal article is imperative to maximise the exposure, enhance the discoverability and increase engagement with readers and other academics. Together with the publisher, as an author, you can help to promote your newly published articles via the following:<\/p>\n
Institutional webpage.<\/strong> Social media.<\/strong> Utilise scholarly networking and reference platforms.<\/strong> Press Releases.<\/strong> Blog.<\/strong> Add to reading list or assignment.<\/strong> Add to your signature.<\/strong> How to promote journal articles Promoting your journal article is imperative to maximise the exposure, enhance the discoverability and increase engagement with readers and other academics. Together with the publisher, as an author, you can help to promote your newly published articles via the following: Institutional webpage. Provide the link of your latest article in … Continue reading
\nProvide the link of your latest article in your institutional website. The webpage visitors who view your profile will be able to see your latest research and publications.<\/p>\n
\nThe rise of the social media has also profoundly affected the publishing fraternity. More and more users have chosen the social media platforms as a way of sharing. Social media sharing helps foster convenient dissemination of information, which can be achieved within a short time. You can share your article in major online social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and so on.<\/p>\n
\nA scholarly or academic networking platforms such as Academia.edu, MyNetResearch, ResearchGate, Mendeley and so on are indeed useful as they help bring scholars of common areas of expertise close together.<\/p>\n
\nIf your article involves a new, significant or important discovery, consider linking up with media organisations for a press release. This brings your work to the mainstream media.<\/p>\n
\nIf you keep a personal blog, you can get your blog readers updated with the list of your most recently published articles and the development in your area of research. Linking your article in your personal blog can vastly enhance the discoverability. Discuss briefly about the article and how the users might benefit from it.<\/p>\n
\nAdd your article (or the journal your article is published) as essential reading to your students. You may also create related assignments, e.g. review of the article, or have them discussed about the write up in class.<\/p>\n
\nAnnounce your latest publication underneath your signature. Provide a link where the article can be downloaded\/viewed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"