Data Mining - Photographers in U.S.

We are looking for a data mining expert that has years of experience to quickly gather contact information for 20,000 Photographers in The United States. We need a data miner that can deliver results that are not duplicated - This is extremely important that all the new leads are new and not already in our lists of 200,000 photographers. The lists will be cross checked, so it is really important that the lists are non-duplicated. We are specifically looking for data miners that are adding these contacts one by one, and not using bots that yield incorrect results. Accuracy and quality is very important.

Compensation will be $200 to complete this job of compiling and delivering a list of 20,000 contacts that are non-duplicates. If the job is completed with satisfaction, we would like to hire you as a full time, long term data mining assistant for the Photography Workshop Series. We will need another 100,000 leads for the future.

Please respond with sample lists of data mining that you have completed and tell us how long this job will take to complete - VERY important to have a realistic time frame and Pure Accuracy of Data. Each Contact should include the following information:

Full Name (First Name & Last Name in One Field) (Top Priority)
First Name
Last Name
Phone Number (Top Priority)
Email Address (Top Priority)
Description or Any Relevant Information about the business
Website
Address Number & Street Name
Address City
Address State
Address Zip
Address Country


Please respond by creating a list of 50 contacts with all information relating to this job of photographers in U.S. Please submit this in applying to the job so we can check your ability and quality.
About the recuiter
Member since Nov 11, 2022
Stacey Harakas
from Santiago Metropolitan, Chile

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