Egyptian Auto-Parts Sellers Data
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a clean, well-structured dataset covering every Egyptian seller of Toyota and Nissan spare parts—wholesalers, retailers, distributors and online shops alike. For each seller I expect:
• Company name and precise location
• Working phone number(s)
• Consolidated customer reviews with source links
• Their single best-selling product (or product line) with a short note on how that was determined
Use public directories, Google Maps, Facebook pages, OLX, ContactCars, Noon and any other credible source you can tap. Please cross-verify contacts so I’m not chasing dead numbers, and pull reviews from at least two independent platforms whenever possible.
Deliverables
1. Master spreadsheet (Excel or CSV) with one row per seller and clearly labelled columns for every data point plus any extra insight you think adds value.
2. A short methodology note explaining where the data came from and how you validated it.
Acceptance criteria: at least 150 unique sellers, fewer than 10 % invalid contacts, reviews properly attributed, and best-seller evidence provided (ranking screenshot, seller confirmation, stock turnover figure, etc.).
If something is unreachable or ambiguous, flag it rather than guessing—I’d rather have an honest gap than unreliable info. Looking forward to a solid, actionable list.
• Company name and precise location
• Working phone number(s)
• Consolidated customer reviews with source links
• Their single best-selling product (or product line) with a short note on how that was determined
Use public directories, Google Maps, Facebook pages, OLX, ContactCars, Noon and any other credible source you can tap. Please cross-verify contacts so I’m not chasing dead numbers, and pull reviews from at least two independent platforms whenever possible.
Deliverables
1. Master spreadsheet (Excel or CSV) with one row per seller and clearly labelled columns for every data point plus any extra insight you think adds value.
2. A short methodology note explaining where the data came from and how you validated it.
Acceptance criteria: at least 150 unique sellers, fewer than 10 % invalid contacts, reviews properly attributed, and best-seller evidence provided (ranking screenshot, seller confirmation, stock turnover figure, etc.).
If something is unreachable or ambiguous, flag it rather than guessing—I’d rather have an honest gap than unreliable info. Looking forward to a solid, actionable list.