where do i find web research clients or buyers?

[joshuabaptis733]

my gig is virtual assistance and web research. So im looking to find clients and where they would be online.

[mariashtelle1]

Unfortunately only you yourself can do that excessive and think where they would be spending time and how to reach out to them. It’s part of building your business and there is no simple answer to that. 
you can Google how to determine your target audience 

[miiila]

Seeing that your gig is about web research, doing exactly that might be a good step in looking to find clients and where they would be online, and you can hone your web research skills at the same time. 

[vickieito]

I agree with @mariashtelle1 and @miiila ... you are targeting too general of an audience: web research = online = anyone who would be online = everybody

I suggest your niche down. I also do web research, but I work with a very specific group: educators. This works well for me because I also have a gig creating curricula and ecourses that caters to the same clientele. My research focuses mostly on market research (for possible ecourses or platforms), grants, and curriculum alignment (also connected with the grant writing). I target scientific fields (such as pre-engineering and medical assisting), education, and real estate only because that's what I have experience in.

So consider your background and interests, as well as your strengths. What makes you unique? You mentioned in your gig that researching is your number one hobby...so what topics are you spending the most time researching?

Also, please take down your third gig image (a PDF). It contains full names, personal emails, and phone numbers of individuals that are clearly visible. Consider replacing that with a generic image that doesn't reveal personal information but talks about what you did (see example below, this is from my data entry gig, but you can do this for your web research too):