If you’re tired of juggling PDFs, losing track of citations, and manually hunting for papers, a Google Scholar account is the tool you’ve been ignoring. It’s free, it takes five minutes to set up, and it turns a plain search engine into a personal academic dashboard. I’ve been using it for years, and I can […]
So you published a paper, someone somewhere read it, and now you want to know who’s citing it. Tracking my citations on Google Scholar is one of those things nobody explains properly when you start your academic career. Everyone tells you to «check your profile,» but that’s like saying «just drive the car» — it […]
If you publish research and nobody can find you, you’re basically shouting into the void. A Google Scholar public profile is the difference between your papers being invisible and every citation, co-author, and hiring committee member finding you in two clicks. It’s not optional anymore in 2026. It’s your academic business card, and Google indexes […]
