Support
Contributors (Publishers and Aggregators)
Premier contributors
Sustaining contributors
Basic contributors
Benefits for contributing publishers and aggregators 2021
(A downloadable version of these benefits is available.)
| Basic contribution | Sustaining contribution (25% higher than Basic) | Premier contribution (50% higher than Basic) |
|---|---|---|
| Your logo on our website | Your logo on our website | Your logo on our website |
| A Tweet from the DOAJ account (17,300 followers) acknowledging your organisation as a Supporter | An interview-style blog post on blog.doaj.org (15,000 views per month) acknowledging your organisation as a Contributor, with questions about the state of open access and other current developments in open access scholarly publishing | An interview-style blog post on blog.doaj.org (15,000 views per month) acknowledging your organisation as a Contributor with questions about the state of open access and other current developments in open access scholarly publishing |
| A one-pager for journal editors explaining, in general terms, how article metadata is ingested, and then pulled downstream by discovery services. | A one-pager for journal editors explaining, in general terms, how article metadata is ingested, and then pulled downstream by discovery services. | |
| General presentation or documentation, for raising awareness among your stakeholders, about the benefits of DOAJ, the work we do and how DOAJ benefits individual journal titles. | Dedicated presentation or documentation, tailored to your organisation, about the benefits of DOAJ, the work we do and how DOAJ benefits individual journal titles. Written as a joint document with the publisher. | |
| A report, (a Google Sheet), collecting metadata errors, as reported to us by discovery services. | A report, (a Google Sheet), collecting metadata errors, as reported to us by discovery services. | |
| A yearly account review between the customer and DOAJ. The agenda can be determined by the publisher contact and a DOAJ representative. | ||
| A CSV file, generated annually, for recording changes in and which DOAJ updates your live records with. | ||
| Exposure across all our social media channels: Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, WeChat. (Stats available.) |