Dasher Tips BEFORE You DoorDash
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Before you DoorDash make sure you know these things! (for more advanced tips check out my other videos)
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I started making 50 bucks a day then I started making 100 a day I thought that was going to be my absolute most, I would make in a day I started watching your videos, and now I’m making 150 to 200 a day thank you bro and that’s because I don’t live in a very busy area
Thanks for sharing I’m glad they’ve helped you 💪
What did you do different? I'm making at most 50 on lunch. I can do roughly 80-100 for dinner
You work in OC ?
I work the lunch shift of 11 am to 2pm i make about 60 bucks then I do the dinner shift 4 pm to around 7pm I almost always make 50 to 70 bucks then I work the late Night dinner shift of 10 pm to 12 am and that’s when it’s the busiest for some reason In my area I almost always make 70 or more around those times
And I work in south Texas near the border of Mexico
My tip for everyone is to get familiar with messaging customers, either sending an update when you pick up their order or when you're parked and ready to deliver it.
I recently had a stacked order where it marked both deliveries as complete after completing the first one. Thankfully I already had a customer chat open for delivery #2 and was able to ask them for their address to complete the order.
I appreciate your videos bud. 👍
The most helpful new job orientation I’ve ever seen
Please fill out the scantron
@@BestDasherAlive classic! U had me worried for a sec there
How you dealing with the diamond zones thing? I live close by you and the orders has gotten a lot worse but still decent lol. Hope to see a video about it soon!
Ive started on that vid and have some initial thoughts but need to test it more!
My advice is stay in an area you know extremely well, in my doordash area I only deliver to maybe 3% of the total land area. I very rarely go 5 miles from my house. In my doordash area my town, although one of the smallest in populations (around 13000 people) has the highest GPD per capita of all the towns and cities around me. Where I live is centrally located. A good majority of people here 80%+ tip, around 20% tip very well. All restaurants in my town that use doordash are within a mile from my house. I personally know one person that works in at least half of the restaurants. I usually am in all of the doordash restaurants at least once a day. I am getting to the point now where at least half my dashes are done at locations I have dropped of before. Once I accept an order, I go to the resturant, pick up the order, click that I have picked up the order, then screen shot to have a record of the customer and address. This is my personal receipt. Then I send a text within the app to let the customer know I have picked up their order and give them an ETA based upon weather conditions and/or if they are in line of a stacked order. Once I am done delivering my plan is always to drive straight home. If another order comes in while driving home that meets my requirements, I will accept the new order and go to the restaurant. I do not chase the fires. I did this the first couple weeks of DD when gas was $6 a gallon, and all I was doing was running in circles burning fuel. Most of the time when there are fires in my town my home usually sits within 500 feet of any diamond zone. By doing this I can usually have delivery turnarounds of under 10 minutes, unless of course there are certain restaurants on certain times of certain days that are busy with long wait times. I can easily make $500wk, if I work 35 to 40hrs I can have $1k to $1.5k weeks. Like big daddy dasher said, do not rush, find a good strategy
Thank you so much! I dashed for the first time last night. It was a pure adrenaline rush because I didn’t know what to expect.
My geographical area is much like yours - smaller city, 1 mile from the strip of 10 or so restaurants (I’ve never taken the time to count them). I was excited and accepted a stack order at 5:36 PM. I dropped off at 6:00 and reach my home at 6:30.
It was fun and exciting - I made $48 for 1 hour and 48 minutes of active time - but I wish I would have taken the time to look at the mileage instead of adrenaline taking over and clicking “accept” 🤣 It was worth it but 30 minutes back home in the dark on winding roads … live and learn.
You shared some awesome tips. Thanks!
San Clemente is a really cool neighborhood. I love Cafe Mimosa for either their brunch or dinner menus.
6.55/10 for dd pick ups 😅
Ok, thank you
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It's good info, you present well. Well, the GMC Yukon, thought could Dash in, mostly died, other day, $7000, estimate for transmission, of course, Yummy 😋. But, lady friend had Extreme help from an employer, so New Chevy Equinox, may be available to Dash,; somewhat, iffy, to drive brand new vehicle, not mine. So, overcoming stress, uncertainty, gaining confidence with restaurants/ customers, is the whole thing it seems, Nike used to say, ' Just Do It'. Thanks. Louisiana Paul
I live in NYC and Uber Eats treats me way better than door dash. I go door dash and get Taco Bell, Wendy's, Mcdonald's, and Burger King all the time. So these stores made me wait 30+ minutes. As a new door dasher, I was trying to get my first few deliveries done to get on track. I ended up coming late every time because of the insane wait time. I tried to cancel door dash orders to get a better a different store but continuously getting the same stores even if I cancel it with "I don't like this store"
I tried doing Uber Eats and managed to get close to 200$ in 6 hours doing it on a bicycle and around 50$ in 2.5 hours by walking.
Damnnn u walked? 😮
@@PhillyDoTheMost for test purposes
I'm new at this and I'm delivering on my ebike in Boston.... does the alarm really work???? is taking me some time using my regular lock.
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This guy is a chad dasher. I've only been dashing for around a year with a good 600 deliveries under my belt and I've been lookin for ways to get more money.
Only 600 deliveries in a year? I did 147 last week.
@@esau93631 I don't dash a lot I do maybe 5-10 a week if that.
Are we braggin bout who completes the most dd deliveries? 🦸♂️
I am having an issue with it saying login error over and over even when the user and pass is right, What do i do, i have an iphone.
H!i can you do a video about the taxes when you deliver on ebike... a tutorial.
I touch on it in this vid: ua-cam.com/video/UlHcXvQhFU0/v-deo.html
Trying to train it to stop.sending me to sketchy areas but that's not working. My AR is low as a result of that,.and that's ok. Just wish there was a way to exclude certain unsafe areas, instead of having to decline constantly.
Have you watched my most recent vid? Should help with this
@@BestDasherAlive Thank you!
Have you tested the pay by time option? I tried in my area and also made some calculations based on my tips and it seems to be a hit and miss deal in my area at least. Maybe it is worth it during a busy time?
I have not. Haven’t even seen it as an option
@@BestDasherAlive I was surprised to have seen it in Ohio after I heard about it! Usually California gets all the cool stuff first lol
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Question, for E-Bike users, i was thinking of modding a 36 Volt bike battery with a 40v (is actually 36v) Ryobi batteries. The reason is because of many orders, bike batteries don’t tend to last long. So was thinking of taking 18v inverter (Ryobi 150 watt inverter) to charge unused 40v batteries so I won’t stop for a long while (also 18v are cheaper and smaller). So my question is, is it worth it for long runs? Or do the Ebikes last long enough to make it not worth the modding.
Wrong place for this ? 😅
Great video! I'm new to dashing. I already have an umbrella LLC. I file S-corp. I'm sole member and I'm my only employee. Do you know how to get Doordash to to send money to my llc instead of to me personally so I don't get a 1099 at yrs end?
that wont happen. you will owe money everytime you go to do door dash. you will go into debt if you cant make bank. and have another job to pay the taxes you owe on that money
@@Eddi3xBac0n I don't get what you're saying. I thought you referenced llc as a business model that is possible with Doordash.. could you please elaborate?
@@gary5802no matter what you do you will always be an independent contractor
Hey, does anyone use bicycle insurance?
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The tax thing worries me. Don't they give us statements?
They do
Lmao. Aka so many things
very complicated
What is a red card? Where does the money on the red card come from?
Some deliveries require you to use the red card when you pick up an order and pay. It tells you before you accept the order that red card is required
It’s a credit card doordash provides you to use only for shop orders