Market Research Data Assistant -- 2
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need help gathering, vetting, and structuring market-research data for the technology and healthcare sectors. Your day-to-day work will revolve around searching reliable online sources, pulling key facts and figures, and logging everything into a clean, well-formatted Excel spreadsheet that I can open straight away.
You must be comfortable with:
• Deep web searches, drilling past the first page of results to locate company reports, pricing intel, and emerging-trend articles.
• Cross-checking numbers so that each entry is accurate and traceable.
• Using MS Excel for sorting, filtering, pivot tables, and basic formulas; we’ll occasionally switch to Google Sheets for live collaboration.
The rhythm is long-term and steady. I expect several small research batches each week and will release payment in hourly blocks of ₹20–₹30 as we go. Reliable communication, quick turnarounds, and absolute data confidentiality are essential.
Deliverables each cycle:
1. An Excel file containing the requested tech and healthcare findings, fully organized and de-duplicated.
2. A brief note (one paragraph is fine) citing the main sources used or any anomalies spotted.
If you enjoy methodical online digging and take pride in spreadsheet neatness, I’d love to keep this partnership going for months.
You must be comfortable with:
• Deep web searches, drilling past the first page of results to locate company reports, pricing intel, and emerging-trend articles.
• Cross-checking numbers so that each entry is accurate and traceable.
• Using MS Excel for sorting, filtering, pivot tables, and basic formulas; we’ll occasionally switch to Google Sheets for live collaboration.
The rhythm is long-term and steady. I expect several small research batches each week and will release payment in hourly blocks of ₹20–₹30 as we go. Reliable communication, quick turnarounds, and absolute data confidentiality are essential.
Deliverables each cycle:
1. An Excel file containing the requested tech and healthcare findings, fully organized and de-duplicated.
2. A brief note (one paragraph is fine) citing the main sources used or any anomalies spotted.
If you enjoy methodical online digging and take pride in spreadsheet neatness, I’d love to keep this partnership going for months.