Basic research on local business websites in London UK

I have four categories of business websites I need information on, Child Care, Massage Therapy, Pest Control and Travel Agent. It's vital that these are independent business and not part of a national or regional chain - they should also be successful businesses i.e. can afford to advertise and market their services. They should also have social media presence on their websites Each category needs a web search for the the ideal website in each of the 32 boroughs of London. (List can be found here: [login to view URL]) This is a breakdown of the tasks needed: 1. Go to Google and type in: "child care" and then an area of London i.e. “Child Care” Camden 2. When you go to perform your search, just make sure you have your keyword surrounded in quotes (as I did with the word "child care"). That way Google will go out and search for websites that contain that specific keyword. 3. Once you've got your area of London and you've performed your Google search, scroll down a bit and right click on each of the titles and select "open in a new tab". (see screenshot) 4. First examine the website and see if they have either a promotional film playing on their website, or if they have a YouTube chanel where a promo film might be playing 5. If they do have a film, ignore the website and go on to the next in the list 6. Once you find a website that has no promo film, (most won’t) search their websites and check they have an up-to-date social media presence, (Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook), if they don't - ignore the website and go on to the next in the list 7. Once a website has passed all the checks, look for their contact details - the first place to look is in the "contact us" section, usually at the bottom of the home page or under a ‘contact section tab at the top of the home page 8. Ultimately what we're looking for is an email address and the best person to contact, usually found under the staff section of the website i.e. we need a decision maker so the owner or manager is ideal. If no name is available then just record the name of the business, their website address and their main email 9. If you can't find an email address, simply move onto the next business. The goal here is to try to spend no more than 60-90 seconds at a website. 10. At the end of the job you should have 128 entries, (32 London boroughs x four categories) The following information needs to be put into an excel sheet • Category (Child Care, Massage Therapy, Pest Control or Travel Agent) • Area of London • Name of business • Website address • Name of decision maker, (if available) • Email address of decision maker, (if available) • Email address of business I'm not sure exactly how long this would take, but at a rough guess it could be 2-3 hours work I'd also need this information asap, ideally within the next 24 hours If this went well and we're able to sell enough of our promo films to these business, (we'll know within a week), there would definitely be regular work available. Probably two/four hours per day for some considerable time - maybe a up to a year as we'd roll this out nationally in the UK and also the US