HOW to Get BIGGER BATCHES Every DAY!!!
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These are the results for the FOURTH week of the 75k per year SENIOR CITIZEN Instacart shopper challenge.
PLEASE SUBSCRIBE to follow along every week as I show you the DAILY TOTALS, the batches and all the TIPS MADE AFTER DELIVERY.
It's a collective effort and don't ever forget that!!!
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You know why I subscribed to your channel? Because unlike other instacart shoppers, you don't complain and whine about how it's not fair! Like people using bots or stealing batches whatever's going on with the instacart app... you just get the job done and make the money and I love that and I support that! 🎉
Thx I appreciate the support….I don’t see anything positive outcome in complaining over things that are out of my control I leave that for the quitters….they just need a reason to justify in their kind that IC is not a viable source of full time income hence the videos about, bad markets, new shoppers, bad customers or any other stupid conspiracy theory conjured up in one’s mind….
@@DarylDelivers the one I see in most videos is... I CAN'T BE SUCCESSFUL WITH INSTACART BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE USING BOTS! 😐🤨 To that I think how does that prevent you from working and making money? 🤔
@@myypca6097 bingo
Hi!!
I've been with IC for 3 years & this is the 1st vid by u I've seem and LOVED IT!! I noticed you emphasize CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! ALL DOWN THE LINE! I saw over these years that when I take the extra time to communicate/schmooze with the client, 95 percent consistently add tips after delivery! I try not to look at the timer too much when shopping unless the client is excessively chatty. Then I'll politely let them know I gotta check out their order. Thanks man!
Great customer service….yep. That’s what it’s all about. Great job…Daryl
It really depends on your market.
I just started using your method you are absolutely right. Thanks for the info.👍🏾
👍😊
Appreciate your videos as a new shopper. Good luck with your challenge!
Thx Colin
☝☝☝ through this guy I was able to get more instacart batches he increased my instacart batches he is a genius and I recommend him for you
OMG, thank you!!!!!
Can he do it?? YES, YOU CAN. I'M ROOTING FOR YOU I BELIEVE IN YOU!! 🎉🎉🎉😊
Great video but I'm on the waiting list suburbs on NYC. I wonder how long is the waiting list for.
It's the area to I mostly only get good big orders sometimes good small orders but not very often
Thank you for the tips! I agree customer service is key! Coming from the restaurant industry. I like to think I'm shopping for my family so I try and get the best quality for the customers. Subscribe!
You say you go for hourly rate, but at the end of the week isnt your hourly rate always the same with the prop 22 adjustment? But your right, the tips are key.
Miles matter... I try to stick to Miles + item quantity=Pay
Can you give an example
@@gregorybranch5816 I think he means try to drive less miles and get more items
Costco in my area consistently has the better offers. I'll get a random Sam's Club and local grocery chain, even the rare Dick's, but getting a good start to the day usually means starting with Costco.
thanku sir i’m from canada i will follow your rules and will not waste my time for costco.
Lol
Costco pay alot that's a good site
Someone tried to tell me that if you get snippy or rude with customer service that they can restrict the batches that you see?
I don't think so.
Do you know of or have you heard anything like that before?
I have heard they can get you deactivated but I’m not sure if any of that is true
Thanks for your videos! I was wondering what you meant $1 per item? How do you calculate that?
Total pay compared to how many items. Ex: $35 for 35 items = $1 per item
What about the distance you have to travel
I’m electric
$1 an item for the tip and if they have Alcohol, heavy or bulky items or high mileage the tip needs to be even higher. Instacarts portion needs to be on top of that. So 35 items tip is $35 plus instacarts portion so total batch pay would be $42 + minimum. My market provides this daily but I understand other areas people don't tip so maybe do other lines of work where you can be paid properly.
I appreciate your videos as I'm also in the 50+ age range for a shopper. BUT I have to ask - where are you located? I'm in the Orlando area and your numbers are like a dream day, even your bad ones. If we see a $23 - it's a 3 shop which means someone is not tipping at all. Yesterday I saw a $50 batch for 46 miles! I understand your point about the $1 per item but in our market, it's just not possible when instacart gives us $11 - $14 batches all day long that are two shop and one deliver. Thanks for the encouragement!
I’m in Southern California. I’m sorry the batches are small where you are at. Your options are to drive to a better area(higher rent area, mostly homes) or take the small batches that offer $1 or more per item. Good luck…..I’ve found that becoming an expert at knowing the layout of about 3-4 stores where instacart is heavily used (must be upscale) Grade ‘A’ grocers…NOT DOWNTOWN unless you can deal with parking for a lot of apt deliveries.
What the video doesn't mention is that it HEAVILY depends on the area and the market that you're in. In everywhere other than California, Instacart does not need to do minimum adjustments. From the screenshots, I could see that Daryl shops in the Los Angeles area, which is known for high paying unicorns, even more so than the rest of California. When Instacart does not need to worry about California laws and requiring minimum payment for time, they will throw those $7 triple batches with around 100 items out there. And what's surprising is that someone will eventually take it, encouraging those customers to keep doing what they're doing. In California, Instacart will pay a higher batch payment just because they know that by the end of the week, they will need to pay that minimum adjustment anyway. One of the most important things that Daryl mentions in this video IMO is the batch pay to tip ratio. Always go for a higher tip than the batch payment, even in California. I hardly ever take batches where the tip is less than that batch payment. Otherwise, I'd just be making the 1.2x minimum wage of California plus the low tips. In other parts of the country where Instacart pays a ridiculous low batch payment, you would need to focus even more on the high tip batches (if there are any in your area). But Daryl's comment is correct in that if there are better areas near you, go to those areas to shop. In my area where I live, I see many shoppers who I've gotten to know. They drive anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes just to that area to shop all day. Why? Because a good batch to tip ratio to me in a given day is 1:2 or some days even 1:3. This is even more achievable in the Los Angeles area.
@@DarylDelivers You mention working 8 hours a day, but looking at the timestamps of your batches, the 8 hours (or less) a day is only the active time. The time you start until the time you finish is sometimes over 12 hours a day. Does that take its toll? Just asking since I'm in my 40s and in some markets like mine, it requires you to be waiting in parking lots. In LA, which I've shopped in before, there may be many more batches available, leading to less wait times. However, less than 8 hours worked but over the span of 12 hours, to me, is still 12 hours worked, and that's too many hours for a daily thing IMO. I do agree with staying away from the apartment deliveries. In LA, there's no parking even close to the apartment, and you risk a parking ticket (which I admit that I've gotten) stopping for just a few minutes in a no parking zone in front of an apartment to drop off a delivery. Totally not worth it. The valley is for sure better than dealing with that in LA.
Perfectly stated!!!! I have nothing to add..
@A L Yes I leave my house between 5:00 - 6:00am and I get home between 6:00 - 6:00pm so technically I’m gone 12 hours per day. When I have downtime during the day, which is usually between 11 AM to 1 PM where the batches are scarce, and the batches that do come in, are not worth doing due to the tips to batch earnings ratio. When I have downtime, I will eat lunch or run errands like banking, groceries, etc.. I do have a couple of friends that do Instacart and we sit together and wait for batches and I don’t really consider that working but I do understand how you feel about being out for 12 hours straight. Plus being an old guy. I tend to pass up batches that I should be taking sometimes and that causes me to be out late in order to reach my financial goal. For instance, I could’ve taken a batch this morning that was $40 for 44 items triple with 16 miles of delivery, but I passed on it because sometimes I get lazy and don’t feel like dealing with splitting up a triple and lots of delivery time, and this just adds hours to my day. I hope that makes sense. Thank you so much for watching the videos and helping me with the comments. I really appreciate that. I will keep trying to do videos as time permits. Thanks again. Daryl.
What examples can you give to upgrade customer service to increase tips. I usually get increased tips but Im always looking gir ways to improve. BTW I'm also a senior shopper!
Hello Cyn, I always send a text when I’m on my way even though the app notifies the customer. I open the shopping list when I arrive to see what I refunded or replaced. If I get to speak with the customer I go over the replacements or refunds with the customer. I always ask if the customer needs assistance with heavy items. If I see a newspaper in the driveway I bring it to the door. I always call the customer by thier first name. I always close every batch with a personal message thanking the customer and wishing them a happy holiday season. I tell them it was a pleasure to shop for them and tell them your name…Daryl your instacart shopper. I hope that helps. It is nice to see another senior shopper out here with me.
Honestly I can't imagine why anyone would dislike this, this very clear and very helpful, kudos Man, 100 you got a new shout out and recommended from me, thank you very much! #gigappsupport
I wonder if you have tips for someone who is in an oversaturated market who literally sees no batches every single day, no matter if it’s a weekday or weekend. I’m lucky if I make $10-$25 anymore. I see a batch maybe every couple of hours and usually it’s really crappy.
What area (state and county) are you in?
Hi, I've been running IC for 3 weeks now. I like how you strictly set yourself to $1/item.
What about mileage? How do you set rules for that?
I'm struggling to make $100 a day.
Total batch pay against number of items
He drives an electric vehicle he doesn't care about the Miles. He's taking $10 batches you can get those almost anywhere. If you want big $100 batches work in a wealthy area and be near the store , get yourself to diamond status.
@@courtneylee9711that's what I do crappy small orders here in my area
Im out at the drop at 6:50 at Wegmans a 5 star diamond cart shopper have an android but barley get batches. I make about $160 in an 7 to 8 hour day. I'm constantly refreshing my screen and sitting in the "circle" or riding around..whst am i doing wrong pls...i see ppl going in and out of the same store continuously and I'm seeing nothing....Help
IC is constantly changing. I mix Uber/Lyft and IC now to get to $300 per day. Good luck and always go for hourly wage at whatever you do
When you say a $1/ item mean by the offer on the batch?
Yes
I wish I could make this much
You can
@@DarylDelivers I’m trying. It’s tough to get orders
Maybe in the states you can. Also we all can't afford electric cars but I'm sure it helps
$1 an item is that the batch earnings and tips combined? Im trying to figure out how to tip shoppers.
Most customers will tip a percentage of the order total - roughly 10% in my market area. If I'm placing an order I do at least 15% plus a little more if it's a far store to help with gas.
What about gas and mileage though? I'll make $120 and look up and spent $30 in gas
Electric Car
What’s your 5-star ratimg?
I’m 5star with 0 order issues
So I have a question do you live in LA
Yes
Do you use bot for your instacart?
No
Dollar and item is base or with tips?
With tip
With tip
Mileage much?
Avg 150 miles per day = approximately $10 per day avg in electric charge. I hope that helps. Thx for watching. Good luck. Daryl
What's your market? I wish I could make $1,600 a week even at 10 hours a day.
Los Angeles and Ventura county
☝☝☝ through this guy I was able to get more instacart batches he increased my instacart batches he is a genius and I recommend him for you
1500 a week? Where? what part of the Country are you in? Lol
So Cal
You say that you are working 8 hours but really I was looking at is about 12
8 ACTIVE hours. I don’t consider waiting for batches work
Yeah but you were taking batches the entire 12 hours so therefore it's basically 12 hours of work
Yes you are correct. If I’m doing batches then I am working. I don’t consider the time I’m waiting for batches to be working…I hope that helps. Keep in touch. Daryl
One thing I really hate that instacart does is force us to be so close to the store so we can get our Priority Access they want us to be a quarter-mile which is pretty absurd
1500 a week no chapstick
lol bruh