1. Choose a suitable journal: Before submitting a manuscript, you should fully understand the journal, including its influencing factors, review cycle, published article types, etc. Choosing journals that match their own research direction and level can improve the probability of being admitted.
2. Write a high-quality paper: The quality of the paper is the key factor to decide whether to be admitted. It is necessary to ensure that the paper has clear structure, strict logic, accurate data and reliable experimental methods. In addition, we should also pay attention to the format requirements of periodicals, such as reference format and chart format.
3. Choose appropriate keywords: keywords are an important way for readers to retrieve papers and an important basis for editors to screen manuscripts. Select keywords that are closely related to the content of the paper and have a certain amount of retrieval.
4. Pay attention to the innovation and practicality of papers: high-quality journals usually pay more attention to the research of innovation and practicality. Therefore, when writing a paper, we should highlight our own innovations and show the value of research results to academic circles and practical applications.
5. Prepare review comments in advance: Before submitting the manuscript, you can consult your peers or tutors to understand the possible problems and deficiencies, and prepare review comments in advance. In this way, in the process of reviewing manuscripts, we can respond to the opinions of reviewers faster and improve the probability of being hired.
6. Choose an appropriate submission time: avoid submitting at peak time, because the competition is more intense at this time and the review period may be longer. You can choose to contribute in the off-peak period of the journal to shorten the review period.
7. Keep a positive attitude: You may encounter rejection during the submission process. You should keep a positive attitude, learn and improve from peer review opinions, and constantly improve your research level and writing ability.