Editing a Scholarly Journal: Recruiting Content and People to Your Journal

Publisher Taylor & Francis provide "top tips" for recruiting peer reviewers.

This resource suggests methods to find reviewers who are interested in reviewing journal articles.

This resource highlights recruiting plenty of high-quality submissions, speeding time to publication, and gaining new readers.

This resource from Sage provides some ideas on encouraging submissions to your journal.

This blog post includes some of the most effective steps you can take to increase the number of quality submissions your journal receives. It also links to Scholastica’s free eBook Academic Journal Management Best Practices: Tales from the Trenches..

All journals strive to improve the quality of the papers they publish. Sage spoke to Dr Paul Taylor, Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Systematic Paleontology, about his advice for attracting high impact content.