Do you want to publish your scientific paper? This is the strategy.

Publishing the best research articles possible is also the primary goal of journal editors, who value articles that are of interest to their readers and that demonstrate originality, relevance, clear research questions, and correct methods.

When evaluating your research, editors consider whether your article, if published in their journal, is likely to be cited widely, thus improving their journal's reputation

Publishers and reviewers spend hours reading manuscripts and appreciate receiving articles that are easy to read and edit. They dislike long, mediocre articles with conclusions not justified by the data, demonstrating an inability to follow the "author's guidelines" and containing reckless errors.

In fact, most papers submitted need substantial improvement before being published, and unfortunately, many of them are rejected because they do not meet the prerequisites for publication. Therefore, this paper seeks to provide some basic strategies for writing research papers and especially help new researchers to improve papers before they are submitted to journals.

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