firstly click on your profile and tap on the the add research button and from there you can publish your research

Unfortunately, ResearchGate does not provide a direct feature for creating or managing a profile specifically for journals. However, as an associate editor, you can promote the journal and its publications on ResearchGate in the following ways:

1. Promote Articles via Your Personal Profile:

Upload individual articles from your journal to your personal ResearchGate profile (with proper permissions).

Add the journal's name and ISSN in the description of uploaded articles or in your "Projects" section to bring visibility to the journal.

2. Collaborate with Authors:

Encourage authors who have published in your journal to upload their articles on their ResearchGate profiles.

Ask them to tag the journal in the article metadata to increase its visibility.

3. Use the Institution/Project Feature:

If the journal is affiliated with an institution or project, create a ResearchGate page for the institution or project and use it to link back to the journal's website.

Highlight the journal's name and details on the project page description.

4. ResearchGate Support:

Reach out to ResearchGate’s support team (Contact Support) to inquire about adding a journal profile or an alternative approach.

While they don’t usually host journal-specific profiles, they may guide you on how to optimize the journal's presence through affiliated researchers and editors.

5. Link Journal Information:

Mention the journal and its website in your profile summary or under "Projects" or "Experience" sections.

6. Share Journal Activities:

Share updates about special issues, calls for papers, or newly published articles in the Q&A section or through your profile’s updates.

Although you can’t create a dedicated journal profile, these steps can help increase your journal's presence and attract attention on ResearchGate.