Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m looking for a talented research writer who can work comfortably in Bahasa Melayu and deliver a well-structured, fully referenced paper on a topic we will refine together once the project starts. At this stage I’m open to academic, market, or content-focused angles, so if you have a particular specialty—history, economics, literature, or another field—let me know and we can shape the brief around your strengths.

Here is what I have in mind so far:

• Scope: original, evidence-based research in Bahasa Melayu, 100 % plagiarism-free and backed by reputable sources (journals, industry reports, government publications, etc.).
• Structure: an outline first for approval, followed by a complete draft, then a polished final version with citations formatted in the style we agree upon (APA, MLA, Chicago, or another).
• Length & depth: flexible; I care more about clear argumentation, solid data, and coherent narrative than a fixed word count.
• Communication: collaborative—quick check-ins via chat, and I’ll respond promptly to questions or requests for materials.
• Tools: feel free to use reference managers (Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote) and any data-analysis or visualization software that strengthens the report.

Acceptance criteria
1. Outline approved before full writing begins.
2. Final document delivered in editable format (Word or Google Docs) with all references hyperlinked or attached.
3. Zero AI-generated text unless we discuss and document its use beforehand.
4. All charts, tables, or graphics supplied in editable form.

If this sounds like a fit, tell me briefly about your most relevant research project in Bahasa Melayu and how you’d approach this assignment. Looking forward to working together." (client-provided description)