I can help you write business dissertation

Why Hire Me?

I offer complete guidance through your business dissertation journey. With over 7 years of academic writing experience and a background in data analysis, I help transform your ideas into a well-structured, research-backed, and professionally written dissertation.

Key Strengths:

• Expertise in all major business domains: Marketing, Finance, HR, Strategy, International Business, and Operations

• Support across all chapters: Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion

• Ability to integrate qualitative and quantitative methods, including survey and SPSS/R/Excel-based analysis

• Strong grasp of academic referencing styles (APA, Harvard, Chicago, etc.)

• Timely delivery with milestone-based progress sharing

• Plagiarism-free work with Grammarly/Turnitin-compatible formatting

• Skilled in translating complex concepts into simple and academically sound language

What I Need to Start Your Work

To ensure a well-aligned and high-quality dissertation, I require the following inputs from you:

• Dissertation Topic and Research Goals

  • Clear title or problem statement

  • Key research questions or hypotheses

  • Area of focus (e.g., customer retention, financial performance, market entry, etc.)

• Scope and Structure Preferences

  • Number of chapters and word count range

  • Any preferred theories or frameworks to include

  • Outline (if any)

• Research Resources

  • Dataset (if applicable) or instructions for data collection

  • Prior readings or sources you'd like referenced

  • Literature review papers already selected (if any)

• Formatting and Submission Requirements

  • University/institution guidelines

  • Citation style and page layout format

  • Grading rubric or feedback (if available)

• Deadlines and Review Plan

  • Submission date and intermediate milestone deadlines

  • Preferred mode and frequency of feedback (e.g., email, shared documents, Zoom)

• Special Requirements

  • Specific software to be used (SPSS, R, Excel, NVivo, etc.)

  • Any language or tone preference (simple, technical, persuasive, etc.)

  • Past feedback to improve upon (if revising an old draft)