JOURNAL SELECTION SERVICE

Our Journal Selection Characteristics

We, at Smiqgen, follow a strict procedure for journal selection so that you get the right journal for publishing your paper. We follow the following steps:

• Specialty domain: We select few journals that publish articles related to your domain. Few journals are highly specific and publish the papers in a particular subdomain. For example, some journals publish all the articles related to the medical domain, while some journal publishes specific sub-domain of medical, such as ophthalmology or cardiology.
• Journal Scope: We thoroughly read the scope of the journal along with the author guidelines. We match the author guidelines to the draft that you have submitted to us. We select few journals whose criteria are fulfilled by the draft. Minor changes required are advised to you by our experts.
• Impact factor: Some colleges and universities require to publish the research paper in a journal with an impact factor equal to or above a particular value. Our journal finder helps you in deciding the journal according to the impact factor.
• Readability and visibility: Our experts also provide you with few tips after we name few journals in which you can publish your paper. It will improve the quality of the manuscript and reduce the chances of rejection by these journals.
• Time: We value your time and desire to get your paper published as soon as possible in the targeted journal. Our experts are peer-reviewers for several journals and make the publication process smooth and less cumbersome.
• Cost: Publication of a research paper have a cost. We help you to select the journal as per your budget.
• Similar Publications: After the journal has been decided, we provide you with some papers related to your domain already published in the journal. It will help you to make changes to your paper accordingly.

We provide a complete report of the process through which we have selected the journals. The report also includes the names of journals on a priority basis. The journals are compared in the reports based on several criteria such as open access, fast publication, indexing, impact factor, and scope match.