Ensure that your work achieves its maximum impact and reach by following these simple but effective promotional techniques.
1. Post your article to social media
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter are extremely valuable resources for promoting your work. Twitter remains the most effective form of social media. Don't forget to use hashtags, tag @LivUniPress, and include images whenever you can.
2. Update your email signature
Alert colleagues and researchers of your work by adding your article's title, and the link to its webpage, to your email signature.
3. Submit an article to The Conversation
Widen your audience by featuring on The Conversation, an independent source of news and views, sourced from the academic and research community and delivered direct to the public. The piece would be around 600-800 words and you would receive considerable editorial support as it would be a collaborative effort between you and the editor (your expertise and their journalistic approach). Contact us for more information on submitting an article.
4. Utilise your research community
Discuss your work at networking events and conferences, and post to any relevant listservs. Get in touch if you require flyers or any other promotional materials.
5. Follow us
To keep up with news of latest issues, promotions, and general updates, follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and sign up to our mailing list here.
6. Recommend to your library
Encourage your institutional library to subscribe to the journal, if they don't already do so. We offer subject packages and tiered pricing.
7. Get in touch
For all marketing queries, requests, and advice contact Natasha Bikkul, Journals Marketing Assistant, at nbikkul@liverpool.ac.uk.
8. Contact your references
If you have referenced scholars in your work, get in touch with them to make them aware of the article and how they can access it.
9. Sign up for Table of Content alerts
Be the first to know when new journal content, including your article, goes live. Sign up for TOC alerts here.