Benefits of cooperation.

Open and transparent

What is needed to prepare an article for submission to Scopus/Web of Science journal?

• ISSN and link to the journal in which you plan to publish.
• Finished article for further publication.

Article preparation process for publication in Scopus/Web of Science:

• Our specialist evaluates the journal’s requirements.
• A subject matter expert analyzes the structure of your research paper.
• The editorial department checks the text of the article for spelling and punctuation, and prepares the article in accordance with the requirements of the journal: edit the main text according to the requirements of the journal, edit the graphical material and tables, check the presence of formulas and verifies references to them, make a bibliographic list in accordance with the requirements of the specified style of design, complete and prepare additional documents for submission to the journal.
• The company manager sends you a package of documents ready for submission to the journal and advises you on the next steps.

Lead time: 7-14 days (depending on the requirements of the journal).

Results: you will receive an edited and formatted article in accordance with all editorial requirements of the provided Scopus/Web of Science journal.

Official agreement

We sign an official contract. The Act of acceptance of services rendered is signed after the service is provided.

Importance of correct article formatting

There are about 44,000 journals in the Scopus database and more than 24,000 in the Web of Science database. Each journal has its own requirements and style. Our team has already submitted more than 1000 articles to various Scopus and WoS journals. We have also practiced submitting an article to a journal without formalization. We have come to the following conclusions: the editorial board may consider the receipt of an unformatted article as a non-serious attitude of the authors to their requirements. What decision can the editorial board make if it receives an unformatted or poorly formatted article? In 70% of cases the editorial board may refuse to consider the article for publication, return the article for processing in 25% of cases, and only 5% of undemanding low-rated journals accept the article for consideration.