When I tell folks this, a common question I get back is this: 'Which opportunity is best?' Here's answer: They're ALL good. What makes difference is YOU.

The most important thing in Internet marketing is avoiding what I call 'the square peg in round hole' syndrome. That's what happens when people hear about an opportunity and then jump on it without any thought as to whether it is *right* opportunity for them.

When I evaluate opportunities for myself one of first questions I ask is 'Is this a good fit?"

--- How to pick Internet opportunity that's right for YOU

After you learn Internet marketing ABCs, most profitable thing you can do for yourself is evaluate three paths to success online and pick one that's best for you. Ignore noise from latest Internet 'fad of month' and focus on where YOU fit in best

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'Easy' markets have following three characteristics.

1)Easy to reach.

2) Have a burning 'need' for what you've got.

3) Have demonstrated through their past behavior, an ability and willingness to spend money on kinds of things you plan to sell.

The closer market you choose corresponds to this description, 'easier' your life will be.

The wrong way. Many entrepreneurs - beginners *and* experienced – get tripped up here. They create a product that they're sure world will love. Or they hear that Internet is a great marketing medium so invest in creating a super web site.

Both these approaches remind me of old expression 'putting cart before horse.' The fanciest 'cart' on earth - best product, slickest web marketing campaign - won't get you anywhere without a good 'horse' to pull it. In contrast, with right horse, you don't have to worry too much about cart. Nature will take care of itself.

Richard Sears who started famous Sears catalog and single-handedly kick-started direct marketing and mail order industry over 100 years ago put it this way to a colleague once: "If it's right offer to right person at right time, I can write it on back of an old paper bag in crayon and it will sell."

That's how important picking right market is. Now I'm not suggesting that you do your advertising on back of old paper bags in crayon, but I am suggesting that you radically change your FOCUS.

By all means, continue to study marketing, but - starting right now, today - resolve to put at least half or more of your entrepreneurial time and energy into studying specific MARKETS. And while you're at it, look for 'easy' markets which means:

Groups of people who you can easily reach...who have a burning 'need' for what you sell...and who have already demonstrated willingness and ability to buy kinds of things you plan to sell to them.

I call it 'shooting fish in a barrel' marketing.

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