Deliverables
Search strategy document Concept matrix populated with your sources Research gap and novelty summary Annotated review chapter feedback
Research Planning
A literature review should argue, not list. We help you design a search strategy, organise what you find into themes and write a synthesis that leads clearly to your research gap and the novelty of your contribution.
What We Support
Guidance, review and analysis around work that stays yours. Each item below can be scoped on its own or together.
Who It Is For
Our Approach
The same four moves apply whether you engage us for one draft or the whole stage.
We define keywords, databases and criteria that match your questions.
Sources are mapped into a concept matrix that reveals themes and gaps.
Themes are compared to show what is known, what is contested and where your study adds something new.
Feedback on drafts moves the writing from summary to argument.
Deliverables
Every deliverable, the timeline and the revisions included are written into your scope before work starts.
How It Works
What happens at each step, and what you receive.
We agree the review’s purpose, breadth and depth.
You receive the search strategy and a thematic outline.
Each draft is reviewed for synthesis, flow and gap clarity.
The chapter is checked against the research questions and the stated novelty.
FAQs
We guide the search strategy and can point to relevant literature, but reading and selecting the sources is part of your research.
We compare your intended contribution with what recent studies have already established, then help you state the gap and the new element of your work precisely. Novelty claims are always grounded in cited evidence.
Yes. We support protocol design, screening documentation and PRISMA reporting.
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Tell us about your research and we will reply with a written scope, a timeline and the revisions included.