Direct Marketing

The Edison Journal for Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EJEEE) does not engage in direct marketing activities to solicit manuscripts from authors or promote submissions to the journal. Instead, calls for papers may be announced on the journal's website, and the journal's presence may be promoted through academic brochures, social media platforms, or similar materials. Our social media marketing will be conducted thoughtfully, targeting appropriate scholarly and professional communities to expand the journal’s reach while adhering to ethical standards.

If any direct marketing activities are conducted on behalf of the journal, they will be appropriate, targeted, and unobtrusive, ensuring that all information provided is accurate, truthful, and not misleading to readers or authors. Up to now, there is not. 

By incorporating these practices, EJEEE ensures that its marketing efforts align with the standard practices of academic journals while maintaining transparency and integrity in all communications.

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Advertising 

EJEEE does not accept any advertisements in its print or online editions. No inserts, bookmarks, pop-ups, scrolling ads, or promotional materials are displayed anywhere on the journal’s website or within article texts.

Editorial content and manuscript decisions are made independently and are never influenced by commercial interests. To maintain the highest standards of academic integrity and reader experience, EJEEE does not allow any form of advertising, including manuscript-specific or third-party advertisements.

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Revenue Sources

EJEEE operates as an open-access journal, ensuring unrestricted access to published research. Revenue is generated through:

- Open Access Fees: Article Processing Charges (APCs) paid by authors or their institutions to cover editorial, peer review, and publishing costs.

- Publisher Support: Financial backing from the journal’s publisher, which helps sustain operations and maintain quality standards without relying on external advertising.

This financial model allows EJEEE to remain free from commercial influence, upholding transparency, independence, and academic integrity.