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Where do I Find my Author ID in Scopus?
In Scopus, search for your name or one of your indexed publications and go to your Author Details page (accessed by clicking on your name when it appears in a search results list, a source document details page, or a document details page). Ensure you merge all your IDs to optimize your citation metrics.
Where do I find the author of my book on Amazon?
When you look at a book on Amazon, the author’s name is below the title. If it has a hyperlink (a link you can click on), you can click to see that author’s Amazon Page. Here is a peek at Jeff Goins’ author page, the master on how to write a book – and don’t worry, I’ll show you how to set one up that looks just like it!
1 Add an interesting biography Tell potential readers about yourself. 2 Add a photo (s) to your profile Show potential readers who you are – a real and interesting person who writes books. 3 Add your blog feed You can show teasers from your latest blog posts by connecting your blog to your profile page on Author Central.
How to add your blog feed to your author page?
HOW TO ADD YOUR BLOG FEED TO YOUR AUTHOR PAGE: Next to “Blogs” on the Profile tab, click Add blog. Enter the feed address for your blog then click Add. Note: Make sure you enter the feed address, not the blog address. If you use WordPress, add /feed/ to your blog’s URL.
Retrieve either author’s link or author’s name. If the author has a home page set, return an HTML link, otherwise just return the author’s name. (string|null) An HTML link if the author’s url exist in user meta, else the result of get_the_author ().
When to use get the author meta ( ) in PHP?
If used within The Loop, the user ID need not be specified, it defaults to current post author. A user ID must be specified if used outside The Loop. get_the_author_meta () returns the data for use programmatically in PHP.
(string) (Optional) The user field to retrieve. (int|false) (Optional) User ID. (string) The author’s field from the current author’s DB object, otherwise an empty string. If used within The Loop, the user ID need not be specified, it defaults to current post author. A user ID must be specified if used outside The Loop.