If your article does not appear in Google Scholar, it may be due to inconsistency in the metadata. These inconsistencies might be as follows: Incorrect publication dates in Meta tags. However, you can also add articles manually from your own profile. You can access Google Scholar through the following link: https://scholar.google.es

The option to manually add information in Google Scholar does not include the ability to provide a weblink. I manually added the article initially when it was published. It still doesn't enable the article to be indexed or viewable in Google Scholar. Thanks anyway!

Dear Matthew Brown please recommend my answer if helpful.

Google Scholar is an automated search engine that indexes scholarly articles from various sources, including academic journals, conference papers, theses, and other academic publications. However, not all articles from every journal are indexed in Google Scholar, and the indexing process can sometimes take time. There are several reasons why your paper in the BMJ (British Medical Journal) may not appear in Google Scholar:

To improve the visibility of your paper in Google Scholar, you can take the following steps:

• Ensure that the paper is accessible online and not behind a paywall.
• Verify that the paper's metadata (title, authors, publication date) is accurate and complete.
• Promote your paper through academic social networks and platforms.
• Include your paper's DOI (Digital Object Identifier) on academic profiles and websites.
• Be patient, as indexing may take some time.

If your paper has been published in the BMJ and meets the criteria for inclusion in Google Scholar, it should eventually appear in search results as the search engine continues to update its index.

Hii matthew,

It may be the problem of meta data section aur refrences also most of the refrences who had on Google scholar are Vancouver style .. you can check once.