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Title, abstract and keywords translated into French, English, Arabic, Spanish and German, reviewed by our team. Each version has its own address.
Google Scholar tags, schema.org structured data (article, translations, topics) and links between language versions.
Your article is added to our sitemap and to our file for AI systems (llms.txt), and submitted to Bing as soon as it is published.
A page in your name, linked to your researcher profile, with BibTeX and RIS citation and a link to the original source.
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A service that presents your article in French, English, Arabic, Spanish and German, with scholarly metadata readable by Google Scholar, Bing and AI assistants, on a page linked to your researcher profile.
From €2 per article depending on your country, with a pack price for 3 articles. Payment is made with PayPal, in euros.
No: we translate the title, abstract and keywords, which are what search engines and AI assistants read. The reference remains your original publication.
Usually less than 48 hours after payment: our team reviews each version before publishing it.
No service can guarantee a ranking in Google or a citation by an AI. We give your work the best conditions to be found, understood and cited.
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