Jasurbek A.

Most freelancers give you a spreadsheet and call it research. I deliver intelligence you can actually make decisions on. I help B2B/B2C companies, founders, sales teams, investors, and market-entry teams understand which companies matter, why they matter, who the real decision-makers are, how a market is structured, and where the strongest commercial opportunities actually are. Generic research often stops at company names, search results, and contact details. My work starts where generic lists stop. ✅B2B Account Intelligence I research and qualify target companies using public-source evidence, commercial signals, company activity, market context, and decision-maker mapping. Typical deliverables include: ➕ Verified target companies ➕ Buying signals and “why now” indicators ➕ Decision-maker research ➕ Account qualification and prioritization ➕ Company verification and source-backed evidence ➕ Confidence scoring and unresolved gaps ✅Market Research & Competitive Intelligence I conduct structured market research for companies evaluating a market, product category, competitor landscape, supplier base, or expansion opportunity. This may include: ➕ Market size and structure research ➕ Competitor mapping and benchmarking ➕ Pricing and positioning analysis ➕ Customer and industry segmentation ➕ Market-entry research ➕ Supplier, distributor, and partner research ➕ Industry trends and commercial signals ➕ Central Asia / CIS market intelligence ➕ Opportunity, risk, and gap analysis I do not present weak assumptions as facts. ✅My research separates: Confirmed Evidence → Inference → Counter-Evidence → Unknowns → Confidence Level ✅That distinction matters when decisions involve sales resources, market entry, partnerships, sourcing, or investment. ✅I combine manual research, public-source verification, Excel / Google Sheets, Python / pandas, SQL, data cleaning, and structured analysis to turn fragmented information into decision-ready intelligence. Anyone can produce hundreds of rows. ✅The harder job is identifying which companies are actually relevant, what evidence supports the conclusion, what the market is really telling you, and where the information is still too weak to make a confident decision. Best fit: companies that value accuracy, commercial relevance, and defensible research over raw volume. If you only need the cheapest possible list of 500 contacts, I am probably not the right freelancer. If you need to understand the market, identify the right companies, map decision-makers, and make better decisions from verified evidence — let’s talk.