I’m finalising a 15,000-word MSc dissertation that asks how travel-focused content creators handle unpredictable social-media algorithms. The study centres on content creation strategies, and I need you to take it from data collection right through to a polished, Harvard-referenced document. Scope of work • Conduct 12–15 semi-structured interviews with active travel or tourism creators on both YouTube and Instagram, probing their day-to-day content-creation challenges in light of shifting algorithms. • Record each conversation (audio or video), then produce verbatim transcripts. • Apply rigorous qualitative, thematic analysis—NVivo, Atlas.ti, or similar are fine—to extract patterns and insights. • Write the full dissertation (approx. 15,000 words), integrating literature review, methodology, findings, discussion, conclusion, and complete reference list in Harvard style. • Provide one revision round by 6 December and deliver the final, submission-ready document no later than 4 January. What will make you ideal You have already completed or supervised qualitative dissertations, feel at ease interviewing creators, and can translate raw narratives into clean academic prose. Familiarity with how YouTube and Instagram surface content is a welcomed bonus. Acceptance criteria 1. 12–15 completed interviews with signed consent forms. 2. Accurate transcripts delivered in Word. 3. Thematic codebook and analysis files supplied alongside the dissertation. 4. Final manuscript meets university formatting rules and passes plagiarism checks (<10 %). If this fits your expertise, let’s move quickly—participant outreach can begin as soon as we agree.