Our service focuses on three key factors:
Impact Factor
This score reflects the yearly mean number of citations of articles published in the last two years in a given journal, as indexed by Clarivate's Web of Science. A higher score generally means a prestigious journal.
Readership
As with all forms of publishing, the key aim is to present your writing to as large an audience as possible. Larger, more popular journals are more likely to attract larger numbers of submissions.
Open Access
With the rise of Open Access publishing, it's easier than ever to make your research accessible to the scientific community - however, an Open Access journal comes with its own set of challenges.
FAQs
Our Journal Selection report includes relevant details for up to five academic journals that are the best match for your paper, chosen by our experts after an analysis of your article.
It includes details such as ISSN, impact factor, number of issues per year and reasons why the journals are suitable, with examples of previously published articles.
The report thus aims to help you make a decision on a suitable target journal. To guide your decision-making, at the end of the report, we provide our recommendation on a first-choice journal to target.
Our academic experts go through every section of your manuscript in detail (including the abstract) and any additional information you may provide (e.g. your publishing objectives) in order to decide upon a shortlist of publications for you. However, our experts do not perform an academic edit or technical review of your manuscript.
If you believe your manuscript may benefit from language editing and/or a scientific review, you may wish to get a quote for our editing services.
The Journal Selection report includes a link to the homepage of each shortlisted journal. However, we are unable to submit your paper for you.
Our Journal Selection service aims to guide your decision on selecting a suitable journal for your manuscript. Through the in-depth analysis by our experts, it also seeks to increase the likelihood of your manuscript being considered by the journals they have shortlisted. However, it does not guarantee either acceptance or publication by any of these journals.