33 Tips to Maximize Articles’ Citation Frequency

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Average Citations per Item 3/3 Title=("Stem Cells") Refined by: Web of Science Categories=( CELL TISSUE ENGINEERING ) Results found: 5044 Sum of the Times 102181 Cited [?] : Sum of Times Cited without self-citations 91107 [?] : Citing Articles[?] : 46925 Citing Articles without self-citations 43823 [?] : Source: Web of Science®, Retrieved 26 May 2013 Average Citations per Item [?] : 20.26 h-index [?] : 132 ©2014 Nader Ale Ebrahim
Optimize Title/Abstract Step 1: Construct a clear, descriptive title In search engine terms, the title of your article is the most interesting element. The search engine assumes that the title contains all of the important words that define the topic of the piece and thus weights words appearing there most heavily. Step 2: Reiterate key phrases The next most important field is the text of the abstract itself. You should reiterate the key words or phrases from the title within the abstract itself. Source: http://authorservices.wiley.com/bauthor/seo.asp ©2014 Nader Ale Ebrahim
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