Overview We’re seeking a reliable, detail-oriented contractor to perform structured data entry that replicates the real student quote workflow on select student insurance websites. You will complete individual quote sessions for specific combinations of competitor + school + age. Each session captures the full set of products returned (or confirms none are available). Core Duties • Generate online quotes for an assigned combination of site, school, and age/date of birth • Capture all products returned by the seller. For every product record: o Price o Seller’s own tier label (High / Middle / Low or equivalent) • Complete one full session per (competitor, school, age) combination. • Enter results cleanly into a provided tracking sheet/template according to the exact column structure and formatting rules supplied. Requirements • Strong attention to detail and high accuracy with structured data entry. • Ability to follow a precise, repeatable workflow without deviation. • Comfortable working with web forms and basic spreadsheets. • Reliable internet connection and ability to complete work during agreed hours. • Prior data-entry or competitive research experience preferred but not required if you demonstrate careful, consistent work. This is an ongoing hourly contract role with flexible volume based on research needs. Clear instructions, templates, and examples will be provided at the start.

We are seeking a detail-oriented online researcher to identify 50 unique OTC consumer products sold online in the U.S. market and perform a simple preliminary check in the FDA DailyMed database. This is a straightforward, one-time data collection task. No company contact research, regulatory analysis, or outreach is required. Work Scope: 1) Product Sourcing: Identify U.S.-marketed OTC products across specific categories (e.g., adult desensitizing creams/sprays and/or specialty items) using Amazon, Google Shopping, Shopify brand sites, or specialty online stores (Target categories, search terms, and full details will be provided during onboarding once hired). 2) DailyMed Screening: Search the brand name and exact product title in the FDA DailyMed database. If a matching DailyMed record is found, exclude the product. If no apparent matching DailyMed listing is found, include the product in the sheet. Deliverable: A Google Sheet containing 50 unique product leads with a few columns: Product & Brand Name, Main Ingredient, Company Name, Product Page URL, and Source Website. Timeline: 3 days from hire. Budget: $100 Fixed-Price. To Apply: Confirm you can meet the 3-day turnaround, and briefly mention any prior web/product research experience. Complete workflow details and instructions will be provided during onboarding upon hire. A Candidate who can start immediately will be hired.

Hello, we are looking for someone to research and compile a list of independent wrestling promoters and organizations in the United States. (think local WWE type events). We are looking for an excel sheet containing the name, website, and email address (phone number if applicable). This is a fixed price of $100 for up to 200. If there are still more, we can extend the project. These names can be found via web search, (location based search is good) on Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_independent_wrestling_promotions_in_the_United_States) Start on the East Coast.

We are seeking a detail-oriented, reliable Virtual Assistant for ongoing part-time outreach and web research (3–5 hours/week to start). -- The Goal -- Build organic relationships with online curators and ambient media channels to place our video loops into live streams, video backgrounds, and social feeds—expanding the reach of our digital archive. -- What You Will Do -- Research & Discovery: Find active subcultural channels, ambient music curators, aesthetic pages, and visual art platforms across YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, and Telegram that fit a dark minimalist/experimental aesthetic. Email Outreach: Send clean outreach template from our dedicated studio email. Database Management: Log all prospect details, outreach dates, status changes, and curator quotes in our Monday.com CRM board. Follow-Ups: Track responses and schedule follow-up tasks in Monday.com so no leads drop through the cracks. -- What We Are Looking For -- High proficiency in English communication (both written and comprehension). Strong web research skills (finding active contact emails and submission forms). Familiarity with spreadsheet tools or Monday.com (we will provide simple SOPs). High attention to detail—ability to carefully log data without missing fields. Interest or familiarity with art culture is a big plus, but not required. -- To Apply -- Please reply with a brief note on your experience with web research or email outreach. At the very top of your application, write the words "LOOP" so I know you read the full description.

To all who apply: It's unbelievably easy to see who uses a.i. to reply to these posts. The replies are almost identical. I don't need a long message - just tell me in plain English why you'd be a good fit and what interests you about this. A canned a.i. response tells me nothing and even if you are the best person to hire, I'll skip it because I don't actually know anything about you or why I should hire you. ======================= I host a deep-dive interview series titled "Behind the Channel," where I sit down with prominent YouTubers, influencers, and digital entrepreneurs. To make each interview stand out, I need a resourceful, detail-oriented Research Assistant to help me prep by generating high-impact guest dossiers. Your job is to give me the ultimate "cheat sheet" for every guest: surfacing deep insights, unique story angles, and key background details without drowning me in fluff. Responsibilities & Deliverables For each assigned guest, you will deliver a clean, structured Guest Brief (Word/Google Doc) that includes: Prior Interview Database: A curated list of links to all major past interviews (podcasts, YouTube appearances, articles). Common Question Audit: A list of the questions they are constantly asked (so I know what to avoid or reframe). Bio & Origin Story: A concise background summary covering their rise, key career turning points, and business/entrepreneurial history. Highlights & Hooks: Standout stories, interesting facts, eccentric details, or key personal moments highlighted for easy reference. Unexplored Territory (Critical): A list of subject areas, business moves, or personal stories they haven't discussed publicly, or have only touched on at a surface level. This will help guide my interview strategy and make it stand out. AI Research Appendix: An attached PDF summary of research performed using tools like ChatGPT/Claude, including AI analysis of video transcripts, YouTube channel history, and public commentary. Required Skills & Experience Strong Research & Synthesis: Ability to condense hours of content and transcript data into a concise, scannable brief. Proficiency with AI Tools: Experience using ChatGPT, Claude, video/transcript summarizers, or web scrapers to accelerate and deepen research. Creator Economy Familiarity (also critical): Understanding of YouTube culture, influencer business models, and content creation. Sharp Editorial Instinct: You know the difference between generic trivia and a captivating story hook. Fast Turnaround: Ability to complete a guest brief within 48–72 hours of assignment, though some assignments will have more flexibility. Expect 1-3 per month with compensation increases based on performance and consistency (do well, get paid more...) To apply, please provide: A brief background on your experience in research, media, or content preparation. A list of the AI tools and workflows you use to analyze long-form video or podcast content. Your responses to the screening questions below.

Job Title: Data Researcher Needed: Systematic Lead Generation for Group Health Insurance Brokers (Zip-by-Zip Search) Job Description: Overview: We are seeking a meticulous, systematic Data Research Specialist to help us build a comprehensive, national database of Group Health Insurance Brokerages systematically state by state. The goal of this project is to prospect target areas systematically—zip code by zip code—to ensure 100% market coverage without missing smaller local firms. This is a highly structured, volume-based prospecting task. Bases on a 20 hour work week we are looking for 500 or more leads a week as a goal. If you have experience with deep-web research, B2B lead generation, and working with strict data formatting in Google Sheets, we want to hear from you. Key Responsibilities: • Conduct systematic, zip code-by-zip code research using search engines, local directories, map data, and industry licensing databases to identify group health insurance brokerages. • Identify and target the Sales Leadership contact at each brokerage (e.g., VP of Sales, Sales Director, Agency Principal). • Locate accurate, verified direct contact details for those individuals. • Input data perfectly into a structured excel Sheet with zero formatting errors. *** A link to a shared excel document will be provided. This is where all data will be populated. Required Data Points (Template Provided Below): For every single brokerage identified, you must collect: 1. Agency/Brokerage Name 2. First Name of Sales Leadership Contact 3. Last Name of Sales Leadership Contact 4. Verified Business Email Address 5. Office Phone Number 6. Agency Website URL 7. Zip Code 8. City 9. State Project Requirements & Skills: • Absolute Accuracy: High-quality, verified data only. Generic info emails (e.g., info@, sales@) should be a last resort; we heavily prioritize direct, personal executive email addresses. • Systematic Approach: Ability to strictly follow a provided list of zip codes and check off areas as they are cleared. • Tool Proficiency: Experience with lead generation and verification tools (e.g., LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Hunter.io, Apollo, NeverBounce, or similar) is a massive plus. • Communication: Responsive, capable of providing daily or milestone updates on Google Sheets.

We are seeking a detail-oriented B2B market researcher to identify and qualify potential clients for a U.S. FDA regulatory consulting firm. You will be trained to research OTC drug brand owners and contract manufacturers that may need support with FDA establishment registration, drug listing, or labeling compliance. This is specialized regulatory research—not mass email marketing, cold calling, or generic lead-list building. Your work will include: * Identifying OTC products and their associated brand owners and/or contract manufacturers. * Researching company websites, product pages, Amazon, other online marketplaces, and public databases. * Recording supporting evidence links and providing a concise explanation of the potential regulatory opportunity. * Identifying publicly available business contact information. * Preparing a short, personalized outreach email based on your research. Skill Requirements: * Strong online and company research skills. * Excellent attention to detail and the ability to follow a specific research process. * Clear, professional written English. * Ability to work with Google Sheets or Excel. * Experience with B2B lead research, Amazon/product research, FDA databases, regulatory affairs, or compliance research is a plus. Full training on our research process will be provided. This engagement will begin with a paid, fixed-price test project. Successful performance may lead to ongoing research assignments. When applying, please answer the following: 1. Briefly describe your experience with B2B/company research or prospect qualification. 2. Which sources would you use to identify OTC brand owners and contract manufacturers? 3. In 3–5 sentences, explain how you would evaluate whether an OTC product may present a U.S. FDA registration or drug-listing opportunity. 4. Please attach an anonymized example of similar research, if available.

Description: We're validating a new product for contractors in the construction industry and need someone who can conduct real, live interviews — not desk research, not surveys, not AI-generated summaries. What we need: Recruit and conduct 15–25 one-on-one phone or video interviews with general contractors / subcontractors / specific trades. Record (with consent) and provide either full transcripts or detailed notes per interview. Deliver a synthesized summary of themes, patterns, and direct quotes at the end. This is NOT: A desk research or internet-summary job. A survey-writing job. Something that can be done by scraping forums or review sites. Required experience: Proven track record conducting live qualitative interviews (not just surveys) — please describe a specific past project in your application. Experience recruiting B2B or SMB participants for research (construction, trades, or similar hard-to-reach audiences is a strong plus). Comfortable with cold outreach/recruiting — we need someone who can actually get contractors to say yes to a call, not just wait for responses. Access to a recording/transcription tool (Zoom, Otter.ai, Grain, etc.).

About the project I own PopGolf, a mobile golf simulator company based in Florida. We provide interactive golf experiences for corporate events, conferences, trade shows, and brand activations. I’m looking for an experienced B2B lead researcher to help identify qualified conferences and trade shows taking place in Florida and find the appropriate contacts for outreach. This is primarily a research and prospect-list-building role. You will NOT be responsible for sending cold emails, making calls, or booking appointments. What I need Research upcoming conferences, conventions, trade shows, and large professional events in Florida and provide: • Event/conference name • Event website • Event dates • Florida city • Venue • Estimated attendance, when available • Number/presence of exhibitors or sponsors • Organization/company producing the event • Best decision-maker/contact • Contact’s job title • Verified professional email address • LinkedIn profile, when available • Brief note explaining why the event appears to be a good prospect What qualifies as a good prospect We are primarily interested in established B2B/professional events with meaningful budgets for attendee experiences, entertainment, sponsorships, or activations. Strong indicators include: • Approximately 300+ attendees, preferably more • Multi-day events • Hotels, resorts, convention centers, or other major venues • Exhibitor halls and/or multiple sponsors • Networking receptions or attendee-engagement programming • Corporate/professional audience • Established organizations or event producers We are generally NOT interested in small local meetups, workshops, nonprofit luncheons, community events, or small one-day gatherings. Contact research I care much more about reaching the right person than collecting hundreds of generic email addresses. Ideal contacts may have titles related to: • Conference/Event Planning • Meetings & Events • Sponsorships • Exhibitor Experience • Attendee Experience/Engagement • Event Marketing • Conference Management Please do not simply scrape generic lists. Each prospect should be individually researched and qualified. Initial project This will begin as a small paid test. If the quality of the research is strong, there is an opportunity for ongoing freelance work as we continue building our prospect database. When applying, please briefly describe your experience building manually researched B2B prospect lists and the tools/methods you use to find and verify professional contact information. Accuracy and lead quality are more important to me than volume.

# Lead Generation – Specialty Food & DSD Distributors in the USA I am looking for an experienced lead-generation researcher to build a **high-quality list of food distribution companies throughout the United States** for our specialty cookie/bakery brand. ### What We Are Looking For We specifically want **small to mid-sized regional distributors**, specialty food distributors, and DSD (Direct Store Delivery) distributors that sell to: * Upscale and gourmet supermarkets * Independent grocery stores * Specialty food stores * Natural/gourmet markets * Bakery departments * Regional supermarket chains * Gourmet shops * Specialty retailers The distributors should ideally carry products in one or more of these categories: **Cookies • Bakery • Packaged Snacks • Specialty Foods • Gourmet Foods • Gluten-Free • Allergy-Friendly • Desserts • Confections** ### Examples of the Type of Distributors We Want Companies similar in profile to: * Peroni & Sons * Bozzuto's * GFI International * C&S Wholesale Grocers * Smaller regional DSD distributors * Specialty/gourmet food distributors These are examples of the **type of distribution relationships** we are looking for. We especially want to uncover smaller regional companies that may not be well known nationally. ### DO NOT Include Please do **not** fill the list with major national broadline distributors such as: **KeHE, UNFI, Sysco, US Foods, Performance Food Group, McLane, Core-Mark, etc.** We are looking for more specialized and regional opportunities. ### Geographic Coverage **Entire United States** I would like the list organized by: **State / Region** ### Information Required for Each Lead For every distributor, please provide: 1. Company Name 2. Website 3. Headquarters / City & State 4. States or Territory Serviced 5. Type of Distributor (DSD, Specialty, Bakery, Gourmet, Snack, etc.) 6. Types of Products They Distribute 7. Types of Retailers/Customers They Service 8. Contact Name – preferably Buyer, Purchasing Manager, Category Manager, Vendor Relations, Owner, President, or Business Development 9. Contact Title 10. Direct Email Address 11. Phone Number 12. LinkedIn Profile, if available 13. **Why this distributor is a good potential fit for our cookie brand** ### VERY IMPORTANT I am looking for **quality over quantity**. Do not simply scrape a generic database of food wholesalers. Each company should be individually researched to confirm that it actually distributes relevant food products and appears to work with retailers that could be a fit for a premium specialty cookie brand. I would rather receive **150 highly relevant distributors than 1,000 generic food wholesalers.** Please provide the final list in Excel or Google Sheets and remove duplicate companies.