I have uploaded 2 of my articles which both are associated with each other. but there was no increase in citation.
Isa Baba Koki Thank You Sir. Your worthy answer. I am highly obliged to you.
Many valuable hints you will find in this post
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_do_I_increase_the_number_of_citations_for_my_paper
Umber Nawaz as indicated by Anton Vrdoljak this is a question which is often asked on RG. For more answers please also see the following thread:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_increase_the_citations_of_your_sole-author_or_multiple-authors_papers_published_at_the_Renown_Journal_in_the_field_of_your_research
Umber Nawaz I'm wondering when you uploaded your two articles? You can't expect any citations after a few months.
Dear Umber Nawaz
Merely uploading your papers on RG cannot fetch citations in short term. You will have to do something more. In this context, I agree with Frank T. Edelmann
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_increase_the_citations_of_your_sole-author_or_multiple-authors_papers_published_at_the_Renown_Journal_in_the_field_of_your_research
Thank you
Arbind
Arif Ulah , I agree with you.
to increase the number of citations, the researcher has to work on a topical subject and do a good work. The rest, we do not control.
Research article, citation, question, Answer and No of follower impact of RG score.
Thank You Frank T. Edelmann yes i have 2 full text-published article both are more than a year old publication.
Thank You Arbind K. Choudhary and Arif Ulah for answering my question out of your precious time.
Dear Umber,
To increase your citation counts, you need to publish new and relevant research works in reputable journals.
On the issue of missing citations on RG, uploading the two papers may not increase your citation. But uploading any research paper that cite your work subsequently may show and increase the citations. Most citations on RG may not be counted or missing if: 1 - There is mistake in citing or the citation has incomplete metadata for the RG data base to extract such as journal name, publication date, abstract etc) 2 - The citing paper is not added or uploaded on ResearchGate platform. 3 - The full-text PDFs are created by scanning a hard copy, the citations can not be extracted.
Dear Umber Nawaz, it simply means that, so far, no research item uploaded to researchgate has cited you. But there is still possiblity that you may have been cited in research item not uploaded to researchgate yet. In such case, Google scholar can be of help.
Additionally, it normally takes months, and sometimes years, after publication before your research items will start getting
One of the ways to increase your citations is to make quality publications in reputable journals with high IF. Another way is increase the visibility of your publications by joining any uploading them in many platforms such as RG, Academia, semantic scholar, your institution repository, etc.
Umber Nawaz good to see that your two articles are already listed on Google Scholar (see attached). However, they were only published last year, so it's perhaps too early to see any citations yet.
Thank You Chinaza Godswill Awuchi your answers are every time valuable and worthy enough to follow the advice.
Isa Baba Koki Thank You Sir. Your worthy answer. I am highly obliged to you.
Thank You Professor Frank T. Edelmann your advises and motivation are always welcomed.
Umber Nawaz you're welcome! Perhaps you can plan to publish your next paper in a journal with a higher impact factor. Good luck!
Be active on research gate, share rg journal link on different social sites, question and answer on research gate, published article in good journal
Quality papers published in reputable journals with high IF usually attract more interests and have high citations
It's auto search policy of RG. Mostly indexed Journals articles are cited in RG.
Of course it's not easy to publish a paper in a high-IF journal, but it's worth all the effort and time!
There is no trick to increase your citation. Just, publish article in a good IF journal and keep following your project in a series of articles.
I agree with Dr. Frank T. Edelmann
Syed Amjad Gilani yes, you are right. The possibilities to artificially influence your citation counts are negligible.
Same thing I'm facing. My GoogleScholar citation is more than RG citation. I don't know what to do now. I'm also looking for the valuable reply.
Dear Prathvi Raj Chauhan there is no need for you to do anything. It is well known that the citation counts on Google Scholar are normally higher than those on RG or Scopus. Apparently Google Scholar counts more research items such as e.g. books, book chapters etc. I would just accept that theses differences exist.
Prathvi Raj Chauhan to give you an example from our work, here are the different citation counts for the following review article:
Article ChemInform Abstract: Metal Complexes of Curcumin — Synthetic...
ResearchGate: 151 citations
Scopus: 162 citations
Google Scholar: 194 citations
If you want to be cited. Publish good work in excellent journals. This way your work will be cited by other scientists working in the same field. Otherwise your work will not be cited and will fall in oblivion (waste of time and money).
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