Getting indexed by Google scholar
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Often my Google Scholar alerts result in exactly what I think they will: scholarly articles published in academic journals. However, today I got this completely non-scholarly article https://www.t-nation.com/training/the-exact-reps-that-make-you-grow and I have no idea why Google Scholar is indexing this site. I've read up on how to get indexed by Google Scholar, and this website doesn't seem to have the necessary requirements. I'm curious for anyone whose clients or industry need to get indexed by Google Scholar, what has worked for you?
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I get frustrated since google takes long to index my website article despite talking of the current trending hot topics such as best chatgpt prompts for academic writing and also super hot topic that is trending in the United states of america that is Chatgpt prompts for interview preparation.
The topics are trending because ChatGPT prompts have emerged as a revolutionary tool for interview preparation, harnessing the power of AI to enhance candidate readiness. By providing personalized interview guidance, simulating challenging scenarios, and fostering communication skills, ChatGPT prompts empower individuals to approach interviews with confidence and poise. As technology continues to advance, leveraging tools like ChatGPT prompts can be a game-changer in the competitive landscape of job interviews, helping candidates stand out and secure their desired positions.
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@newwhy This post is old, but I was curious if you ever figured this out?
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