How to proof opportunities in a simple w

[montyauto]

I have seen many say they are offering great opportunities here in this forum.

I have try out some offer based on the ad, its quite spent time to know wether the one will works or not.

Do you know how to proof opportunities in a simple way?

P.s : Please be noticed that I mean to proof (not to review or just check)

[Subbynet]

Use common sense... Do the maths (back of a fag packet maths in this case) ie. If you need £500 a week to live on, then if you have a product which sells for £2 each, you'll need to find 250 customers a week - likely or unlikely?

Else, if your product sells for £250 - you'll only need to find a couple of buyers each week.

The best advice I can give is to "proof" the jobs on your abilities, if its an internet based biz, but your poor at computers and have little starting funds then move along to something else which fits.

Don't take on more than you can chew - and don't take on a sector you know nothing about.

Regards,

Martin

[sparky]

Ask yourself:
Does this look too good to be true?
Is it 'overhyped' although the rich jerk made it work
Is there a no quibble 30 day gaurantee in the case of business plan manuals, CDs etc.

Check Charlie Wright's site @ bizoppjungle for feedback

Ask the promoter questions if you have to.

[ChrisS]

The only opportunities that I take a look on forums is things like businesses looking for new affiliates. The ones like where they say they will make you a huge residual income for no work is just complete crap, dont even read them.

I still think too many people go looking for people providing theses so-called opportunites. It shouldnt be like this, you should look for opportunites yourself (gaps in markets). For example I set up a free dropship information website last year which is now doing really well - I set it up because there was nothing like it despite there being thousands of dropshippers. Coming up with an idea like this yourself and seeing it through yourself is also very satisfying.

Im not claiming to be a business expert or anything (because Im not) but I would defintely recommend you forget reading the majority of 'opportunity' posts and just keep thinking and searching for niches and gaps in the market, as long as you have the eye for an opporunity it will definitely benefit you long-term.

[Brian Turner]

Originally Posted by ChrisS

I still think too many people go looking for people providing theses so-called opportunites. It shouldnt be like this, you should look for opportunites yourself (gaps in markets).

That needs underlining.

[e-cash]

Just go according to your choice, but be careful. All are seems attractive, but when result comes, it will not that much attractive when you entered.

[Travellingman]

From what I can see and understand here in this forum, is it acceptable to post a business opportunity to those that maybe interested? Or is it against the rules?

[bumfluff]

Originally Posted by Travellingman

From what I can see and understand here in this forum, is it acceptable to post a business opportunity to those that maybe interested? Or is it against the rules?

There's a Classifieds section for that