Web Researcher (Fulltime 100% remote) (Remote)

Location: Worldwide

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Job Type: Full-Time

Job Description:

The basis of any successful marketing campaign depends on the quality of the contacts provided. That is why we need a web researcher who can uncover accurate contact details for potential leads to provide to our marketing specialists. You may be assigned other types of research as well.

This is a fulltime position in the marketing team. The hours are from 9 am to 6 pm (GMT+8), Monday through Friday. Flexible hours are possible, but you will need to be online to attend weekly meetings at 12 pm (GMT+8) every Monday. You will report directly to the Research team leader.

YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR:

• Researching updated contact information for leads.
• Doing other types of research for the team, as needed.
• Filtering links and identifying those that are appropriate for being contacted by the marketing specialists.

TO BE THE BEST MATCH FOR THIS JOB, YOU NEED TO:

• Have experience using different researching tools (such as Hunter or ContactOut).
• Be well versed in doing research, especially for contact details.
• Have good analytical skills.
• This job is for web researcher/ online researcher / researcher / va / virtual assistant / remote work / work from home / telecommute/ flexible time

ABOUT THE COMPANY AND OUR PRODUCT:

Our vision is to be the most trusted time tracking and productivity application for remote teams. We want to help companies know if their remote teams are working productively.

We develop and market Time Doctor, a timetracking and productivity tool. Our software is used by individuals and teams to track time spent on tasks and to monitor computer activity. Time Doctor can take screenshots while a person is working, monitor keyboard and mouse activity, and track website and application usage.

We have a team of over 70 people working 100% remotely in 30 different countries.

Learn more about us here:

https://www.timedoctor.com/aboutus.html

https://www.linkedin.com/company/timedoctor