The most obvious way to keep the difference between these two time minimal, and as a result, increase your earning, is to stack jobs. But before you run off and start stacking jobs, it’s important to know which jobs you should and shouldn’t stack. All jobs are stackable, but not all stacks are practical. A good way to know which jobs are practical to stack is to look at the Pickup and Drop-off locations. I typically analyze these locations relative to each other before moving forward with a stack.
13 Most Annoying Things About Food Delivery Gigs
With every job, you have to take the good with the bad. For example, one of the upsides of the on-demand food delivery gig is the flexibility to work your own schedule. But there’s plenty of things that will annoy the heck out of you. Here is my list of the top 15 most annoying things you’ll encounter as a courier in the gig economy.
4 Types Of Food Delivery Stacks To Boost Your Income
Startups like Postmates and Caviar advertise that you can make up to $25 dollars an hour. The key words in their ads are “up to”. The reality is they are promoting the earnings of their best performers under ideal conditions. There are many factors influencing couriers’ earnings. I’ve found that it’s quite difficult to make $25 an hour for an extended period of time with just one platform.
Everything You Need To Know About DoorDash
DoorDash is a San Francisco based food delivery service that employs “Dashers” to deliver food to over 300 cities across the United States and Canada. The company was founded in 2013 by Andy Fang, Evan Moore, Stanley Tang and Tony Xu.
12 Reasons Why Food Delivery Can Be Better Than Rideshare
I used to combine rideshare and food delivery—Lyft and Uber with Caviar and Postmates in the mix. I don’t do that as much at the moment because of the Corona pandemic, of course. These days, the majority of my earnings are from food delivery. Rideshare demand has plummetted. Even in the past, when I combined food delivery and rideshare, I prioritized food deliveries. Here are my top 12 reasons why food delivery can be better than rideshare.
Essential Gear for Every Delivery Driver
Often times while I’m out and about, other drivers ask me about the bags I carry. I always see them using the stock GrubHub bags. No knock against GrubHub, but the free bags don’t always cut it.
I always tell people I found my stuff on Amazon, and they get this look on their face like they never thought of that. They get even more surprised when I remind them that buying things for work is tax deductible (everything on this list will be!).
I think it’s time we talked shop about the things we use to make our work easier. So, without further ado, here is the essential gear for every delivery driver.
Everything You Need To Know About Favor Delivery
Favor is an Austin based delivery startup that promises food delivery in under an hour from a friendly “Runner” in the signature Favor blue tux t-shirt. Currently, the startup has a presence in eleven major Texas markets. Their website says they intend to expand, but not at the price of excellent customer service.
Everything You Need to Know About GrubHub
GrubHub is a web and app-based food delivery platform with bases in Chicago, New York, and London. They offer online, in-app, and phone-based ordering from local restaurants. Customers can either opt to pick up the food themselves or have it delivered. GrubHub also recently integrated with Facebook’s “Order Food” function so that customers can order through there as well.
Are You A Super Fast NY Courier? JOKR’s 15-Minute Delivery Might Be For You
Do you live in New York? Are you looking for a food delivery platform where you don’t have to wait on the merchant to make the food? Do you want to have full-time employee benefits? Enter JOKR.
Last week, this delivery company caught my attention when it launched in New York.
Requirements To Deliver For The Big 4 Food Delivery Apps In 2021 (DoorDash, Postmates, UberEats, GrubHub)
Are you interested in delivering for the big 4 food delivery apps? Read on to find out more about the requirements to deliver in 2021.