"It'll be a cinch, Simona," Maddy said. "We'll use the school bulletin board to advertise ourselves to parents in our neighborhood. We'll tell about the babysitting class we took and use Mrs. DiLeva as a reference. Then the calls will start coming in like crazy!" What does cinch mean in this paragraph?

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something profitable
an advertisement
a babysitting job
something easy

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