Scopus Journal Consumer Buying Research
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m preparing a full-length manuscript comparing online and offline consumer buying decisions and I want it placed in a Q1 or Q2 Scopus-indexed journal. The heart of the study is consumer behavior in Asia, and I have chosen a mixed-methods design so that statistical patterns and rich qualitative insights sit side by side.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A 6,000–8,000 word manuscript (including abstract, references, tables, and figures) written in clear academic English and formatted to the target journal’s author guidelines.
• A robust mixed-methods section: quantitative survey design, sampling plan, and statistical analysis (SPSS or equivalent); plus qualitative interviews/focus groups coded with NVivo, MAXQDA, or similar.
• Cohesive integration of both data streams, leading to well-grounded managerial and theoretical implications.
• Guidance on selecting an appropriate Q1/Q2 Scopus journal, adapting the paper to its scope, and completing all submission paperwork.
• Final files: manuscript in Word, separate tables/figures, similarity report (<15%), and a cover letter ready for upload.
The paper must pass the journal’s initial screening for scope, formatting, and plagiarism, and be ready for peer review without further structural edits. If you have a track record of published Scopus articles on consumer behavior or e-commerce, your experience will be invaluable.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A 6,000–8,000 word manuscript (including abstract, references, tables, and figures) written in clear academic English and formatted to the target journal’s author guidelines.
• A robust mixed-methods section: quantitative survey design, sampling plan, and statistical analysis (SPSS or equivalent); plus qualitative interviews/focus groups coded with NVivo, MAXQDA, or similar.
• Cohesive integration of both data streams, leading to well-grounded managerial and theoretical implications.
• Guidance on selecting an appropriate Q1/Q2 Scopus journal, adapting the paper to its scope, and completing all submission paperwork.
• Final files: manuscript in Word, separate tables/figures, similarity report (<15%), and a cover letter ready for upload.
The paper must pass the journal’s initial screening for scope, formatting, and plagiarism, and be ready for peer review without further structural edits. If you have a track record of published Scopus articles on consumer behavior or e-commerce, your experience will be invaluable.