Academic Publication Services
We provide professional academic publication support to students, researchers, scholars, and academic professionals. Our services help you prepare, improve, and submit research papers to suitable academic journals while maintaining quality and academic standards.
Our goal is to make the publication process easier by providing guidance at every stage, from manuscript preparation to journal submission.
What We Provide
1. Research Paper Writing & Editing
We assist researchers in preparing well-structured academic manuscripts, improving writing quality, correcting grammar, and organizing research content according to academic standards.
2. Journal Selection
We help identify suitable national and international journals, including Scopus and Web of Science-indexed publications, based on your research topic and publication requirements.
3. Manuscript Formatting
We format research papers according to journal guidelines, including citations, references, tables, figures, headings, and overall document structure.
4. Plagiarism & Similarity Review
We help review manuscript similarity, improve citations, and address originality concerns through proper academic writing and referencing practices.
5. Journal Submission Support
We support researchers from manuscript preparation to journal submission, ensuring accurate documentation, professional cover letters, and compliance with publisher guidelines.
6. Peer Review & Revision Assistance
We help researchers understand reviewer feedback, improve their manuscripts, and prepare appropriate responses to requested revisions.
7. Thesis to Research Article Conversion
We assist students and researchers in converting their theses or dissertations into structured research articles suitable for academic journal submission.
8. Research Methodology & Data Analysis
We provide guidance on research methodology, data analysis, results interpretation, and presenting research findings clearly and professionally.
How Our Service Works
Step 1: Share Your Research
Provide your research paper, topic, or manuscript along with your publication requirements.
Step 2: Manuscript Review
We evaluate your manuscript and identify areas that need improvements.
Step 3: Journal Selection
We recommend suitable academic journals based on your research field and goals.
Step 4: Manuscript Preparation
We assist with editing, formatting, referencing, and preparing your paper according to journal requirements.
Step 5: Submission Assistance
We guide you through submitting your manuscript and addressing journal requirements.
Step 6: Revision Support
We assist with reviewer comments and manuscript revisions when necessary.
Who Can Use Our Services?
- Undergraduate and postgraduate students
- Master’s and PhD researchers
- University professors and lecturers
- Independent researchers
- Academic institutions
- Research professionals
Research Collaboration
We collaborate with faculty members, Researchers, and Academic Professionals on Research Projects, Manuscript Development, and Academic Writing.
What We Provide
- Faculty Research Collaboration – Work with faculty members on research projects by combining their subject expertise with our research and writing support.
- Draft-to-Manuscript Support – Faculty members can provide an initial draft, research idea, or findings, which our team helps develop into a structured research manuscript.
- Academic Writing Collaboration – Collaborate with academic professionals who contribute to research writing, subject expertise, review, or manuscript development.
- Research Support Services – Provide support in research design, methodology, literature review, data analysis, manuscript development, and revisions.
- Expert-Based Collaboration – Work with faculty and subject experts who provide specialized academic input and research guidance.
- Project-Based Partnerships – Establish flexible collaborations based on the research requirements, roles, expertise, and expected contributions.
- Long-Term Research Partnerships – Develop ongoing collaborations with faculty members and researchers for future research and publication projects.
Who We Collaborate With
- University faculty members
- Professors and lecturers
- Master’s and PhD researchers
- Independent researchers
- Academic and subject-matter experts
- Research institutions and groups
Our Approach
We focus on genuine academic contribution, complementary expertise, clear responsibilities, and ethical research collaboration.
Check our FAQs for quick answers to frequently asked questions we receive.
If you have other questions please email us.
- Is this a remote position?
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Yes. Both Full-Time and Project-Based positions are remote.
- Is publication experience necessary?
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Publication experience is highly preferred. Candidates with multiple Web of Science or Scopus publications particularly as First Author will receive priority consideration.
- Will I receive training?
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No. These positions are intended for experienced researchers and academic professionals who are expected to possess the technical knowledge and research writing skills required for the role. Therefore, no formal training program is provided. However, selected candidates will receive a brief onboarding
- Which journals do you target?
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Our manuscripts are primarily prepared for submission to internationally recognized journals indexed in: Web of Science (SCI/SCIE)
- Is the Zero week or training week paid?
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No. The Zero-week training program is unpaid. It is designed to help candidates understand process and research-related work while also allowing us to evaluate their suitability for the role.
- Will researchers be involved in journal submission and revisions?
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The Submission Team will handle the journal submission process, including journal selection, formatting, and submission requirements. Researchers are responsible for handling manuscript revisions and reviewer comments related to their assigned work.
- Will I receive an experience certificate?
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Yes. An experience certificate will be provided after the successful completion of six months of service, subject to satisfactory performance and completion of the required period.
- Are communication skills important for this position?
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Yes. Good written and verbal communication skills are required, particularly for positions involving client coordination, quality assurance, research communication, or teamwork.
- Will the data be provided?
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Sometimes the dataset is provided. In other projects, researchers may need to identify and use suitable secondary data from reliable sources, depending on the research objectives.
- Is this a paid opportunity?
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Yes, it can be a paid, project-based opportunity. The compensation and payment terms will be communicated before the project begins.
- Is Co-authorship available?
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Authorship is not generally included by default. However, for multi-author papers, authorship may be discussed upon request and considered on a case-by-case basis.
- Who handles journal submission?
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Our dedicated submission team manages the journal submission process and coordinates the relevant submission requirements.
- How will I receive updates about my manuscript?
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We provide weekly progress reports, typically every Monday, to keep researchers informed about their manuscript's current status and progress.
- Who will handle revisions?
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The assigned writer will handle manuscript revisions based on reviewer feedback and journal requirements.
- What happens if a manuscript is rejected?
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If a manuscript receives repeated rejections, we review the situation collectively. After seven rejections, a mutual meeting is arranged to assess the manuscript's prospects and decide whether to continue improving it or discontinue the project.
- How will I know the status of my paper?
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The submission team tracks the manuscript's progress and shares status updates through the agreed reporting process. Weekly reports help collaborators remain informed throughout the publication process.
- Where is your organization located?
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Linkitel operates through a cloud-based system, allowing our team and research collaborators to work remotely and coordinate projects online.
- What will be my role?
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Your primary role will be manuscript writing from scratch based on the assigned research topic, project requirements, and available materials.
- Will the research idea and initial material be provided?
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It depends on the project. Sometimes we provide the research idea, initial report, draft, or other materials. In other cases, the researcher may need to develop the idea and prepare the manuscript from scratch.
- Will I need to identify a suitable journal?
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Yes. You will recommend suitable journals based on the manuscript's scope, quality, and requirements, including relevant Web of Science (WoS)-indexed Q1 and Q2 journals.