I can help you conduct literature review in business

Why Hire Me?

I bring extensive experience in business research, academic writing, and critical analysis to support your literature review needs. With 7+ years as a data analyst and research consultant, I ensure your review is rigorous, relevant, and aligned with academic expectations.

Key Strengths:

• Strong command of business disciplines: marketing, finance, strategy, HR, and entrepreneurship

• Proficiency in academic databases like JSTOR, ScienceDirect, and Emerald

• Expertise in conducting systematic, narrative, and thematic reviews

• Skilled at identifying gaps in existing research and aligning literature with your research questions

• Adherence to APA, Harvard, or any required citation style

• High-quality academic writing with emphasis on clarity, structure, and coherence

• Capability to support students, researchers, and professionals across academic levels

I focus on providing a literature review that not only summarizes sources but also critically evaluates and connects them meaningfully to your research objectives.

What I Need to Start Your Work

To begin crafting a focused and academically rigorous literature review, I need the following details:

1. Research Topic and Objectives

• A clear definition of your research topic in the business field

• Specific objectives or questions you intend to address

• Key themes or concepts central to your study

2. Scope and Depth of Review

• Intended breadth (broad overview or focused study)

• Specific areas (e.g., digital marketing, sustainable finance)

• Theories or models to be included (e.g., Porter’s Five Forces, TAM, RBV)

3. Source Preferences

• Preferred source types (peer-reviewed journals, white papers, books)

• Must-include authors or journals

• Publication year restrictions (e.g., post-2018)

4. Methodology and Framework

• Preferred review type: systematic, scoping, narrative, or thematic

• Any desired structure: chronological, conceptual, theoretical

5. Existing Work or References

• Any prior review or articles you've shortlisted

• Your current notes or summaries (if available)

6. Formatting and Output

• Required citation style (APA, Harvard, MLA, etc.)

• Expected length (word count range)

• Document structure requirements (headings, subsections, etc.)

7. Timeline and Communication

• Final submission deadline

• Milestone dates (e.g., first draft, review round)

• Preferred contact mode and feedback method (e.g., email, Google Docs, MS Word track changes)

8. Additional Considerations

• Emphasis on particular debates, regions, or industry-specific literature

• Software or tools (e.g., Mendeley, Zotero) if you require a bibliography file

• Accessibility constraints (e.g., university-provided databases only)