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The 5 Platforms That Control Your Academic Reputation Right Now

Your First Visibility Audit — Where You Actually Stand Today

The 12-Month Visibility Roadmap — What This Academy Will Build For You

How to Claim, Verify, and Take Control of Your Scopus Author ID

The Duplicate Record Problem — How to Merge Scattered Papers and Reclaim Your Full Citation Count

How to Get Missing Papers Added to Your Scopus Profile

Reading Your Scopus Profile the Way a Promotion Committee Reads It

The Scopus Profile Checklist That Passes Any Institutional Review

Claiming, Verifying, and Owning Every Paper You Have Published

Photo, Bio, Research Interests — The Profile Elements Most Researchers Skip

Citation Alerts — Know the Moment Someone Cites Your Work

How Google Scholar Accuracy Ripples Across Every Other Platform

Your ORCID Setup — 30 Minutes That Connect Everything

Connecting ORCID to Scopus, Web of Science, and Your Institution

ORCID on Your CV, Email Signature, LinkedIn, and Grant Applications

ORCID + LinkedIn — The Collaboration That Makes Both More Powerful

Why Strong Research Gets Ignored — and Weaker Papers Get Cited More

Reference Formats and Metadata Errors That Kill Your Discoverability

Writing Titles and Abstracts That Get Found, Read, and Cited

Collaborative Citations, Self-Citation, and the Ethical Lines

Why Your h-Index Differs Across Scopus, Google Scholar, and Web of Science

What Score You Actually Need — By Region, Career Stage, and Discipline

The Legal, Ethical Strategies for Growing Your h-Index in the Next 12 Months

h-Index for the Nigerian Promotion Dossier — What to Include and How to Present It

h-Index for the US Tenure File and NIH/NSF Biosketch

Why Some Papers Vanish After Publication (and How to Prevent It)

Choosing Journals for Discoverability — Not Just Prestige

Keywords, Metadata, and Titles — The Academic SEO Nobody Teaches

Preprints, Repositories, and Open Archives That Extend Your Reach for Free