How to become a highly cited researcher?

There is a general definition to be identified as “highly cited” researcher, which is “having a high number of citations to be among the top 1% in your own field(s) based on your previous publications in the Web of Science™ over a specific timeline”. As you can see, becoming a highly cited researcher is not a task that happens in one day, but you need to consistently publish high-quality research papers. High-quality scientific publications will pay you back in the end, but the main question is: is there a way to catalyze this process? You can use CitePal services to increase the total citations of your scientific publications with no limitations, which will help you to become a highly cited scientist. Increasing your citations will increase your h-index and bring you more reputation. Feel free to browse our packages for more information.