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Its depend upon our research work.

May I ask, why do you need to increase your citations?

It all depends on your specialisation subject and innovative ideas

people will cite your research if its more relevant to their work...that means your research should cover larger spectrum and if you give something new finding/ exposure...that will enhace the visibility of your work

First thing you need to do is to increase the visibility of your work, through on-line as well as presentations in Seminars & Conferences. After that, you need to hope & pray that it is considered of value worth being cited.

Ultimately it is about the quality and uniqueness of the work that you do & publish that matters.

Dear Muhammad Ali

There are many ways and procedures to improve citations.

1. Try to publish more on recent issues or problems with interesting findings.

2. Make available your work at more research forums or others such as LinkedIn, blogs etc.

3. Share your work with your colleagues and people with the same research as yours.

and lots of ..

Wish you good luck

Regards

Muhammad Saqib Irshad

Just keep doing a quality research ..

Originality. Do things differently and even the opposite than others. Don't try to make theory works in your data. For example, publish your failures and try to explain the Whys?

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Share your work alot. Colleagues have said more

I mainly cite from books, I'm afraid, and only rarely from articles.

share in social media and colleges

This is what T & F suggests for more visibility which may lead to citations: https://authorservices.taylorandfrancis.com/5-ways-taylor-and-francis-maximize-reach-research/

Good luck!

Why to increase citation ?

Citation or visibility ?

Dear Dr.Muhammad Ali ,

Citation or visibility ? Citation.

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Dear Dr. Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva,

May I ask, why do you need to increase your citations? Sure. Nowadays, score of citations is considered as the important metric for measuring the and comparing the quality of research.

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My policy is that academic journals have very low audiences-one I have contributed to, The Lancet, has a high audience but fierce competition so again this limits readership-which is fine if that's what you wish, that is peer recognition. This takes a long time. My work has therefore been published elsewhere as well (with the attendant danger of copying). I have therefore a considerable audience, which to me is important.

More focus on quality research work and publication in high rated journals

Dear Dr.Muhammad Ali Khan Nagar,

I find that it is a good idea to upload your article to this largest academic community-Researchgate, and connect with other researchers in the same field to increase reads of the article.

It is an interesting question and indeed interesting answers from so many researchers.

I fully agree that a researcher or scientist should more focus on the quality of his/her research work than quantity or just increasing the number of overall publications or stacking up citations by any means.

Definitely, if your work is of good quality, it will fly by itself and reach to a large audience and as a result more citations comes to you.

There are various platforms where you can increase the outreach of your research outcomes like ResearchGate, Academia, ORCID, Google Scholar, Kudos, Mendley, ResearcherID, Doubloons, Loop etc.

Wising you best luck for your research career.

With regards,

Nizami

May I ask a blatant question? Are you financially remunerated, or offered any direct financial or non-financial benefits by your research institute (MUET), based on your citation count?

Dear Muhammad Ali Khan Nagar, to get cited, you need to write high quality papers and provide people with reasons to cite you.

To get this done quickly, I recommend focusing in on popular areas of research and sharing new ideas. You will always get cited if you're first in a field (providing it's a field of interest), if you've added something new and substantial or if you've developed terminology which is subsequently widely accepted.

Your research also has to be findable. Many would advocate publishing in top journals, but you may also find that open access increases visibility.

You do need to promote your work. Publishing papers now is only part of the journey. Think about how you will guide people to your research through social media and impact. With the growth of web-enabled research, there's a whole promotional side that many have not yet considered or accepted.

The other way to increasing the number of citations on your article is to make your research paper easily discoverable online. By optimizing your research content for popular search engines such as Google, you can drive viewership, utilization and citation counts for your research paper.

Following are steps you can take to improve “search-ability” of your academic paper

Publish your research in international journals.

best wishes

I wonder how much time academics who are paid salaries by tax-payer money spend developing and updating their social media profiles.

Dear Dr. Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva,

As you mentioned, " I wonder how much time academics who are paid salaries by tax-payer money spend developing and updating their social media profiles".

Dear, Dr. Is this your opinion or you have made the statement on the basis of any authentic survey results about social media profiles & academic linkages?

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Dear Dr. Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva,

Dear Dr. I think besides your quality of work, socially active academians have contributed also in your ResearchGate profile.

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Dear Dr. Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva,

Dear Dr., There are so many academians who are spending their personal time, energy & money in sharing reesearch, discusing scientific ideas & guiding reserachers.

Dear Dr. your lists of following and follower are not at exclude also.

Please refer the one link also, which discussed the benefits of ResearchGate. There are so many others also.

https://www.researchgate.net/post/Benefits_for_being_an_active_member_in_Research_Gate?

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Don't be in hurry just keep publishing good works. All the best

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