Market research — researching markets, industries, competitors and customer trends.
Competitor research — analyzing competitors, their pricing, services, positioning and online presence.
Customer research — surveys, interviews, feedback collection and customer profiling.
Online research — finding, gathering and organising information from publicly available sources.
Business research — researching companies, industries, suppliers, products or potential business opportunities.
Product research — comparing products, features, prices, reviews and market demand.
Background research — compiling publicly available information about organizations, projects or subjects.
Literature/document research — finding and summarizing relevant reports, articles, publications and documents.
Data collection — collecting information through surveys, questionnaires, interviews or publicly available sources.
Research reports — turning research findings into clear written reports.
Data analysis and summaries — organizing research findings and identifying patterns or trends.
Survey research — designing questionnaires, distributing surveys and summarizing results.
Social research — researching public opinions, behaviours, communities or social trends.
Property research — researching properties, locations, local markets and comparable information.
Genealogy/family-history research — researching publicly available historical and family records.
Academic research assistance — locating sources, organizing references and summarizing literature.
Fact-checking — verifying claims, information, dates, statistics and sources.
Research administration — organizing databases, sources, notes, interviews and research documentation.