Increasing the citations of your research paper is essential for enhancing its impact and visibility in the academic community. Here are several strategies to help you boost citations:

1. Write a High-Quality Paper

• Novelty and Relevance: Ensure your research addresses a significant gap or presents novel findings that are relevant to your field.
• Clear Writing: Use clear and concise language. Avoid jargon unless it's specific to your audience and necessary.
• Comprehensive Literature Review: Cite relevant and recent studies to show that you are building on current knowledge and acknowledge the work of others.

1. Choose the Right Journal

• High Impact Factor: Submit your paper to journals with a high impact factor in your field.
• Readership and Scope: Ensure the journal’s audience matches your research topic for better alignment and visibility.
• Open Access Journals: Consider publishing in open access journals to increase accessibility.

1. Use Effective Titles

• Descriptive Title: Craft a title that accurately reflects the content and findings of your paper.
• Keywords in Title: Include important keywords that researchers might use when searching for related topics.

1. Promote Your Paper

• Social Media: Share your paper on academic and professional networks like LinkedIn, ResearchGate, and Twitter.
• Academic Networks: Upload your paper to academic social networks like ResearchGate ABCD-Index and Academia.edu.
• Email Signature: Add a link to your paper in your email signature.

1. Present at Conferences
   Present Findings: Share your research at conferences and workshops to increase its visibility.

2. Use Online Platforms

Google Scholar: Ensure your paper is indexed in Google Scholar, ABCD-Index Portal.
ABCD iD: Use your ABCD iD to ensure all your work is linked to you.

Promote Metrics: Highlight these metrics on your CV and in professional profiles to demonstrate the impact of your work