Publish Academic Paper on ResearchGate
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
My manuscript is complete; what I lack is the technical know-how to make it live and discoverable on ResearchGate, with the correct structure so it also shows up properly in Google Scholar and, eventually, qualifies for submission to a Scopus-indexed Elsevier journal.
Here’s where I need your expertise:
• Locate or create the most up-to-date formatting guidelines/template that ResearchGate recommends (they don’t publish a formal style sheet, so you may need to reference best practices and comparable papers).
• Re-format my paper—figures, tables, citations, metadata, and supplementary files—so it aligns with that template and reads flawlessly once uploaded.
• Upload the final version to my ResearchGate profile, enter the metadata, choose the right categories/keywords, and verify that the PDF renders correctly.
• Confirm that the record is visible to the public and indexed by Google Scholar (I will provide account access and verification emails as needed).
Acceptance will be complete when the paper is live on my ResearchGate profile, all links function, and Google Scholar has picked it up or is queued for indexing. If you can also leave me a short walkthrough for later Scopus/Elsevier submission, that’s a plus but not mandatory.
Here’s where I need your expertise:
• Locate or create the most up-to-date formatting guidelines/template that ResearchGate recommends (they don’t publish a formal style sheet, so you may need to reference best practices and comparable papers).
• Re-format my paper—figures, tables, citations, metadata, and supplementary files—so it aligns with that template and reads flawlessly once uploaded.
• Upload the final version to my ResearchGate profile, enter the metadata, choose the right categories/keywords, and verify that the PDF renders correctly.
• Confirm that the record is visible to the public and indexed by Google Scholar (I will provide account access and verification emails as needed).
Acceptance will be complete when the paper is live on my ResearchGate profile, all links function, and Google Scholar has picked it up or is queued for indexing. If you can also leave me a short walkthrough for later Scopus/Elsevier submission, that’s a plus but not mandatory.