BizGenius’ Smart Embed Code allows you to display your citations professionally on your website without coding. Each widget is only one line of code, and you only need to add to your webpage once, and the content will update itself automatically when we update the backend data. Smart Embed Code will save you a ton of time and hassle.

To show a summary of how many publications have cited you, you may use Citation Number widget. For example:

The above citation number is generated from this line of code:

You may further customize the widget. For example, you may show the three numbers individually, and you can also change the font size and family.

Interactive map allows your potential customers intuitively see how popular your products are.

The above map is generated from this line of code:

Citation List widget allows you to show a list of citations. It can be a complete list in your main page, or you may show one list in each of your product page.

The above list is generated from this line of code:

This widget supports the following parameters to make it flexible for your purpose. For example:

data-product-name="DNA"
data-order="impactFactor"
data-maxnum="5" 
data-showoriginalkeyword="1"
data-highlightjournal="no" // "yes" or "no", default "yes". Highlight journal based on its reputation
data-show-abstract="yes" //"yes" or "no", default "no". Show abstract or not
data-show-snippet="yes" //"yes" or "no", default "no". Show snippet or not
data-keyword-highlight="cell,RNA" //keywords to be highlighted in the abstract or snippet. Use comma to separate multiple keywords. Only works when data-show-abstract or data-show-snippet is set to "yes".
data-paging="append" // "append" or "replace", default "append". If "append", new papers will be shown after the previous ones; if "replace", new papers will replace previous ones.

The default values of the parameters are empty. When data-product-name is specified, only the citations of that product are shown. data-order takes the following possible values, impactFactor, publicationDate, or id. If empty, the list is shown in chronological order (most recent top). If impactFactor, then high impact papers are shown first. data-maxnum specifies the number of citations to show. To increase loading speed, it is better to show a smaller number (say 5 or 10). data-showoriginalkeyword specifies if you want to show the original keyword used to find this citation. It takes 1 or 0. data-highlightjournal specifies if you want to show the yellow highlight of the journals based on their reputation. A value no means do not show the highlight. By default the highlight is shown. data-show-abstract="yes" will show the abstract. Note the list has a “More” button allowing the users to load more citations. Depending on the value of data-paging, the new citations will either append or replace the previous citations.

Please note: the data-product-name is only applicable to customers who order this field.

Citation Search Form widget allows you and your customers to search your citations. It usually couples with a Citation List widget to show the search result. Please click the button below to view a live example.

The form/list is generated from this line of code:

This Search widget supports the data-product-name parameter. If specified, the default product selection list will have the default value of the specified product. Please note: the product selection list is only available for customers who order this field.

Top Journal List widget allows you to show a list of top journals which cited your company and products in a conscise way. You will be able to impress your customers with many citations in top journals such as Nature, Science, and Cell, etc.

The above list is generated from this line of code:

This widget supports the following parameters to make it flexible for your purpose. For example:

data-minif="30"
data-product-name="DNA"
data-order="impactFactor"
data-maxnum="5" 

data-minif specifies the minimum impact factor to be considered as “top” journal. The default value is 30. When data-product-name is specified, only the citations of that product are shown. data-order takes the following possible values, impactFactor, publicationDate, or id. If empty, the list is ordered by impact factor. If impactFactor, then high impact journals are shown first. data-maxnum specifies the number of citations to show.

Please note: the data-product-name is only applicable to customers who order this field.

The New Paper List widget allows you to enrich your webpage by showing a list of latest papers on a topic or a list of publications authored by your own company (or institute/lab). For example, if you have a product related to CRISPR and Neuroscience, you may enrich the content by adding a section on the product page showing latest research on CRISPR. It helps your potential customers find valuable information and is also helpful to your website’s SEO.

The above list is generated from this line of code:

This widget supports the following parameters to make it flexible for your purpose. For example:

data-keyword="CRISPR[title] Neuroscience"
data-keyword='"EEG fMRI"' // if you need to enter keyword as phrase, add double quotation marks
data-keyword=""EEG fMRI"" // or if you need to enter keyword as phrase, use the " 
data-maxnum="3" 
data-highlightjournal="no" // "yes" or "no", default "yes". Highlight journal based on its reputation
data-show-abstract="yes" //"yes" or "no", default "no". Show abstract or not
data-keyword-highlight="cell,RNA" //keywords to be highlighted in the abstract. Use comma to separate multiple keywords. Only works when data-show-abstract is set to "yes".
data-paging="append" // "append" or "replace", default "append". If "append", new papers will be shown after the previous ones; if "replace", new papers will replace previous ones. 

data-keyword specifies the keyword. data-maxnum specifies the number of citations to show. data-show-abstract="yes" will show the abstract.

To show a list papers from your own company or institute (lab), you may use [affiliation] tag in the keyword. For example data-keyword="Genentech[affiliation]".

The data source is PubMed. You can also choose to use PubMed Central as the source:

And the output is: