Revenue & Marketing Policy
NJET (NIET Journal of Engineering and Technology) is committed to transparency and editorial independence. This page outlines our revenue sources, advertising policy, and approach to direct marketing.
Last updated: January 21, 2026
Revenue Sources
The journal maintains full transparency regarding its sources of revenue. These may include, but are not limited to:
- Author fees (Article Processing Charges for open-access publishing)
- Subscription fees (for access to content under the subscription model)
- Advertising (clearly marked and separate from editorial content)
- Reprints and printing services
- Institutional or organizational support (including support from affiliated academic or research institutions)
All revenue streams are clearly disclosed on the journal’s website to ensure openness with authors, readers, and stakeholders.
Editorial Independence
Editorial decisions are made independently of revenue considerations. Acceptance or rejection of manuscripts is based solely on scientific merit, relevance, and adherence to editorial standards. Publishing fees or fee-waiver requests have no influence on the peer-review process or final editorial decisions.
Advertising Policy
If advertising is accepted, NJET follows a transparent policy that protects the integrity of editorial content.
- Advertisements considered may include academic conferences, scholarly books, scientific tools, research services, or other offerings relevant to our readership.
- Decisions regarding acceptance of advertisements are made by the journal’s administrative/publishing team and are not influenced by editors or reviewers.
- Advertisements may be displayed at random or contextually by page type or content category; they are not linked to reader behavior or browsing data unless explicitly disclosed.
- All advertisements are visibly separated from editorial and peer-reviewed content.
- Editorial decisions are based solely on academic merit and are not influenced by commercial interests or advertising partnerships.
Direct Marketing
- All outreach, including manuscript solicitation, is appropriate, well-targeted, and conducted in a respectful, unobtrusive manner.
- Communications accurately represent the journal’s scope, peer-review process, editorial standards, and indexing status.
- Promotional materials are truthful, transparent, and not misleading to prospective authors, readers, or partners.
The goal of direct marketing is to inform not to mislead or pressure thereby upholding the journal’s reputation and ethical standards.