USCSE – Advancing Knowledge, Enhancing Citations
Google Scholar Citations is a service by Google that enables researchers, academics, and institutions to track their publications, citations, and research impact. When articles are published online with proper metadata, Google Scholar automatically crawls, indexes, and displays them in its scholarly search engine. The U.S. Center for Scholarly Excellence (USCSE) ensures that all our journals and publications meet international indexing and citation standards, providing global visibility, credibility, and accessibility for the work of our authors.
Our Services for Google Scholar Citations & Indexing
At USCSE, we provide dedicated services to help authors and journals maximize their visibility and impact in Google Scholar Citations and other indexing platforms:
Open Access Visibility
Publishing articles with free accessibility to increase readership, discoverability, and citation counts.
Citation Tracking & Metrics
Monitoring citations, h-index, and i10-index to measure research influence.
DOI Registration & CrossRef Integration
Assigning permanent DOIs to all articles for global discoverability and accurate citation.
Article Indexing Support
Ensuring all published articles are properly structured with metadata (title, abstract, keywords, DOI) for seamless Google Scholar indexing.
Profile Optimization
Guidance for authors to create and maintain Google Scholar profiles, ensuring maximum citation recognition.
Ethical Publishing Compliance
Following COPE guidelines and international indexing standards to maintain transparency and credibility.
