Without going into my situation I dash six nights a week for three hours. I make as much as possible, but sometimes I come up with less than I would like. I will take an order that is more miles than pay as long as it's not too many miles. From my own experience it balances out and I make more money than miles driven. If it's $10 for 15 miles then I'm not gonna take that, but if it's $11 for 9 miles even if it's out of the zone a little, then I'll be ok with it. My goal is to make a certain amount in my three hours, but like I said sometimes I have to be ok with coming up short, cause another day can have me coming out way above what I normally would. Things are not the same in every zone though. Sometimes I can drop off an order and get more orders than I know what to do with, but other times even when it's supposedly busy I can drop off an order and get squat. it's just about being patient and being ok with making a certain amount in a certain amount of hours. I don't always get three orders per hour. It does get frustrating though sitting and waiting and nothings coming through even though it's supposed to be busy.
It's infuriating how Grubhub and DoorDash underpay their drivers, forcing them to rely on tips for survival. These companies create a toxic work environment while reaping the profits. It's high time they pay a fair wage, provide cars or mileage, and treat their drivers with the respect they deserve.
@@adriananderson8813this has me excited to start, another spot opened up in my area recently and I’m learning a lot. What are you using to track miles?
I live in an area where we have a couple small cities/towns right next to each other and some of my orders will take me into neighboring towns so when I drop off my order i'll go to the nearest hotspot instead of back to my home town. you basically just do what the app suggests.
But you're in another city now. You may not know your way around. You might have to drive 20 minutes just to get back home. This happens to me and its ridiculous. Orders that take 20 minutes each way (40 min total) plus traffic and getting to restaurant. And the order will only be $10. So basically its $10/hr. Doordash shouldn't offer customers food from another city over. Last time I did take one like that it was literally $11 for a McDonald's order from Austin tx to Buda Texas. I passed 2 McDonald's on the way.....
Every time I’ve tried pushing for a $ minimum I’ve made less. Although aiming for a mile per dollar has worked well in my area to still make good money. I try for at least a 1:1 ratio so long as it isn’t super far away from most food unless it pays for itself to do so
i live in between two hot zones with one being at the edge of my neighborhood so i can chill at home waiting for orders instead of waiting in my vehicle somewhere. i feel very fortunate. i’m averaging about $20-25 an hour and dash about 3 to 4 hours about 6 days a week. i always schedule EVERY SINGLE DAY so i’m on every day of the week and then if i don’t feel like working i don’t. i love the freedom of doing this! plus customers seem to love me and add to my tips after allot of my hand deliveries. communication and being nice and cheerful and always asking how their day is, goes a LONG way!
@Eleenia Davis i noticed this same comment on others comments and honestly don’t know what you’re talking about as it’s not a response to mine. what is master software anyway?
@@MI-cq7fc evenings are definitely better! i make almost twice as much as i would when i dash during lunch. people tip better in the evening for some reason.
I got 2 orders earlier tonight in Big Bear, CA! I was so thankful for finally receiving orders during a $3 peak pay timeframe! I made $40.64 which I think is amazing! I had to end the dash driving on the main boulevard where everything is since I wasn’t receiving any orders for 15 minutes or so. I check again earlier where everything closes at 11:00 pm PST which was 10 minutes before closing as I’m home and it said very busy which doesn’t make any sense considering closing times were in 10 minutes. By the time I get there it’s already closed but I thanked the heavenly father above for providing me what I needed today.
I almost never see peak pay in my part of Orlando anymore. Only area I see peak pay in is from, like, midnight to 6 a.m. in a part of town that, even with peak pay, the orders are less than normal orders in every other area.
Big reduction of PP in Baltimore as well. It's due to aggressive onboarding. They are taking advantage of newbies who don't know better, poor people, and immigrants.
I work a full time but I def try to do dashing after work during week ,keep my rates high for priority and do at least 3 or 4 deliveries per day.Weekends I am working on doing more time😊
3/4 orders per hr. Is no way with these entitied customers who think because they tipping 2-3 dollars they expect you to find their apartment in the maze of a complex.. ridiculous!
Dasherdiect cards are business cards for strictly business use, funded by Stride Bank in Oklahoma, if you read their contract, this card is only to be used for your business, NOT FOR PERSONAL, FAMILY, or anything other than Business related espenses.
It's a business pre paid card. If it's truly a business card you would be able to keep more than $25k in the account. Trust me it's a fancy gift card with no protection.
Monday is my first day being a dasher and I’m kinda nervous about it. When I go to pick up the order do I just go to the counter and tell them I’m here to pick up a door dash or do I have to wait in line? It’s little thing like that that got me nervous even wi know after my first dash that will all go away.
Yeah just go in and tell them you’re picking up for doordash with the person name… the restaurants are so used to so many door dashers so it’s the norm
Is there a way to check the milage of the destination once you’ve accepted the order? I can never see how far the drop off is and I keep getting sent way out of my zone
Ik this is 2 months old. But when the order pops up . Click on the home & it shows the address & you can see tgr cross streets. It also shows the total miles ( to pick up, & to drop off )
Is there a way you can see the delivery location b4 accepting the order? I don't understand how I could choose which order is right for my criteria if I can not see what's about to happen.
Time is definitely money. I had an offer this morning.. $17.50 for 18miles... I said oh no. And it was a shopping staples trip. 12 items. Which means I would of spent 1hour and half. Not worth it. Declined
I gotta be making $20 an hour for a good day. Time is always essential when dashing, I try for my orders to take no more than 20 min. BTW do you have issues with the app not showing the map when taking an order? I hate when it does that.
would you suggest another app other than Google Maps to use? it continues to send us the wrong way, keeping us from delivering some orders in a timely fashion.
Funny a lot of y’all in the comments used to brag about making 1,000-2,000 a week doing door dash and say other people not working hard enough….now look at yall😂
I schedule my hrs and it only lets me dash for 2 hrs and within those 2 hrs I get like 3 order only! It's so frustrating! I called the company and they said I need to get to 200 orders to be top dashers. I am at 80 orders since I started 3 months ago 😮💨
Bad market unfortunately. TD will not help you at all anyway. It only helps in busy markets and event then not that much. Consider adding other gig apps to help your income.
@@inkajoo but I when I first started I would get so many orders, it was good! My area was always busy and all of a sudden it "slow down" I don't even have the option of dashing on the way I have to schedule!
The past few weeks have been going downhill again. Really saturating with $5 or less offers...I have actually had to narrow my zone to only the more affluent areas and only full service restaurants. Plus having to limit my hours to late night. Feeling like a vampire at this point. Are there any cities that are not saturated? I may have to start traveling...
Decline, decline, decline. And multi-app. Consider going out at non peak-pay times and other times when it's not "rush" but you may still get a lot of orders, such as between rushes on Saturdays and Sundays, and late night.
I'm pretty sure I'm one of the few that uses pay per hour. People aren't doing the math. I average $11 per delivery and have cut my delivery miles in half. I have math to proof this and a large sample size. I'm willing to share the math. Feel free to reach out to me, especially you Bentley. Would love to chop it up with you.
Lately I've been having to decline alot of orders . Like 8 miles for $5 or like 12 miles for $14... those are a complete waste of time for me, some days are really good, then the same day next week is horrible, I must have declined 20 orders last night because they were $3-5 orders for 4-6+ miles now my acceptance rate was like 52% and it's now down to 30%, you have any tips or anything on what I should do?
I change my mindset for pre11am and 2-5 and take my iffy orders then weekly to boost my acceptance rate. Now if you only work 5-8 daily I don't think there's an answer except for awful acceptance rate. I do 11am to 8pm and done 85K last 2 years but it's a long ride
I try my damndest to stay away from all chain fast food and drive through. Oddly, after 10 p.m. I’ve come to love Taco Bell, though. The one by my house keeps their lobby open late, so I don’t have to hit drive through. And, for whatever reason, all the orders are $7 + and all of them are like .5 mile to 1.5 miles. Crazy. I can knock out each one in about 10 minutes because there’s no traffic. I’ll literally pause my orders after delivery until I get into Taco Bell parking lot. I’ll make 50-60 between 10 and midnight with little gas. What’s crazy is that every other order I get in that area at that time (Wawa, Wendy’s, McDonald’s, a different Taco Bell a few miles away, and a few bars) are ALWAYS for, like, 15+ miles, out of zone, for $5 or less.
There is one taco bell I have that luck with. It is fast but is drive thru only, after 10pm, but basically surrounded by nearby apartment complexes. So just like you said $7 + and within 2 miles. Liking that especially when they add on another while I'm on the way... and as luck has it, it sits next to Denny's open 247... that's my spot. I go right back too...
I don’t understand why all these delivery platforms don’t hold higher standards for drivers. I don’t dash anymore because all the low life’s they allow to dash ruined it. Guess some day these platforms will see they loose so much money because of lack of knowing the people they allow do this. They cost the company and driver $$ because the customer has no idea if we good or a piece of 💩. It’s sad because I loved dashing but to much negative coming to drivers now is good ones are f#@$*%
This dude is stuck in the past because people who are on schedule aren't getting orders like they used to. Even when it's busy you have to wait long time to get orders if you are on schedule.
@Doordash Diaries 63% I always try to stay above 60%. I been top dasher for months trust me things changed and it's not for the better. Doordash is finding ways to force drivers take bad low paying orders with no tip. Now they are stacking non tip orders with tip orders and low balling drivers. The company is scraping every penny they can from the fees. That's how they make money
Do not listen to this guy people. The video is like 90% propaganda. (1) Trying to get people to focus on the amount of money they make per day instead of per hour. Really! (2) Peak pay does not mean more money per hour, you may not get enough orders because too many drivers out. Ignore it and focus on time and location because tips is where the money is! Consider it a nice bonus when you're already out. (3) Stacked orders are sneaky! If it's 2 stores and 2 customers it's the same as 2 regular orders, just you can't cancel one that turned out to be morale-crushing junk because you've already picked up the food! (4) DD does NOT factor in wait time. That is a lie. Most of the pay for a decent order is TIP. If wait time was a factor all McDonalds and Popeyes orders would be at least $5 but anyone doing this for more than 2 months knows that isn't the case. (5) Do NOT focus on volume. More orders = more stress. Only do volume if your plan is only to take orders that go within a 1-2 mile radius of a hotspot. Propaganda to get more deliveries fulfilled. (6) OK, positioning. One good tip that happens to be good for both DD and drivers. (7) DD never takes me home, or anywhere I wanna be for that matter, unless I'm cherrypicking. (8) Avoid drive through yes but DD doesn't want late orders so another tip that happens to be good for drivers too The last bit about maximizing your time is a bit of fluff to cover up the subtle brainwashing sprinkled throughout the rest of the video. DD doesn't care about maximizing your time at all. Ignore AR, ignore Peak Pay, ignore TD, and make judicious use of the almighty Decline! DD is your CUSTOMER, *not* your boss!
Yup, after I got an email FROM doordash titled something like "learn tips and tricks to make more money....... Blah blah blah" and proceeded to promote and recommend that I watch some videos on his TH-cam channel, i can't see him as neutral or having the dashers best interests at heart. Doordashs email promoting his videos totally changed the way I listen to his suggestions.
1. I said do you want to make $8 per order, $21 per hour and yea at the end of the day it’s what you take home. You don’t just do one order. 2. Peak is a direct increase in your base pay which means more per hour. 3. That’s your opinion not a fact. 4. Again your opinion and slight propaganda 5. Again your opinion and kinda silly because without volume we have no orders. 6. Thank You 7. That’s Not my fault, and I didn’t say every time. 8. At least I got one point. 9. It’s called a summary. If DD doesn’t care about your time at least you should. And the tips in this video will help you cut time and make money.
The real propaganda comes from how people like you skew the truth to block people like this young lady from actually making any money because they are to fearful to do their own research.
@@DoordashDiaries Bro don't be disingenuous how is it propaganda if the advice didn't originate from anywhere but personal experience? In whose interest would the propaganda be? If talking in the interests of drivers over a greedy corporation is propaganda, I guess I'm guilty?
Much respect 🫡 I really appreciate your videos and all the tips and helpful suggestions.. I live in Rockingham and it's smaller and doesn't always have the best options far as orders go.. but if u have any info on how I could make more $ in a town like this.. it would be great ✌️
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I’ve noticed that too for the end of the day I’m getting orders closer to my home and then I decide to end at that point
Have you gotten the master software as a dasher?
@@Richie535-what's that?
Without going into my situation I dash six nights a week for three hours. I make as much as possible, but sometimes I come up with less than I would like. I will take an order that is more miles than pay as long as it's not too many miles. From my own experience it balances out and I make more money than miles driven. If it's $10 for 15 miles then I'm not gonna take that, but if it's $11 for 9 miles even if it's out of the zone a little, then I'll be ok with it. My goal is to make a certain amount in my three hours, but like I said sometimes I have to be ok with coming up short, cause another day can have me coming out way above what I normally would. Things are not the same in every zone though. Sometimes I can drop off an order and get more orders than I know what to do with, but other times even when it's supposedly busy I can drop off an order and get squat. it's just about being patient and being ok with making a certain amount in a certain amount of hours. I don't always get three orders per hour. It does get frustrating though sitting and waiting and nothings coming through even though it's supposed to be busy.
It's infuriating how Grubhub and DoorDash underpay their drivers, forcing them to rely on tips for survival. These companies create a toxic work environment while reaping the profits. It's high time they pay a fair wage, provide cars or mileage, and treat their drivers with the respect they deserve.
Fantastic information❤ New dasher and I literally jumped right in 😬. Definitely needed those tips, you put my mind at ease. Thank you
I JUST STARTED MYSELF TODAY , IT WAS EXCITING
@@adriananderson8813this has me excited to start, another spot opened up in my area recently and I’m learning a lot. What are you using to track miles?
I agree with this 100% I definitely schedule my hours on every Monday for the week!
Yeah. I just work Monday to cover all of my bills and anything else throughout the week is just gravy.
Do u do more lunch time or dinner time?
@@syrhusprod I do both and often breakfast
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In my area, 4-7:30 pm is the best time. I have daily and w😅eekly goals.
I liked what you had to say: straight up, no chaser, just the facts with a dash of flair!😊👍
🧀🧀Be Cheezy! My bf just put me on, and I was psyched to see an NC boy.
I'm a new dasher and your advice was helpful, THANK YOU!
Hey Bentley, just wanted to thank you for the short videos very concise very to the point exactly what we need.
I live in an area where we have a couple small cities/towns right next to each other and some of my orders will take me into neighboring towns so when I drop off my order i'll go to the nearest hotspot instead of back to my home town. you basically just do what the app suggests.
But you're in another city now. You may not know your way around. You might have to drive 20 minutes just to get back home.
This happens to me and its ridiculous. Orders that take 20 minutes each way (40 min total) plus traffic and getting to restaurant. And the order will only be $10. So basically its $10/hr.
Doordash shouldn't offer customers food from another city over. Last time I did take one like that it was literally $11 for a McDonald's order from Austin tx to Buda Texas. I passed 2 McDonald's on the way.....
@Eleenia Davis please tell me more about this awesome software
You are awesome! I’ve never had to wait no more than 5min for an order.
Have you gotten the master software as a dasher? 0:01
Peak pay is only available in my area when everything is closed lol
Every time I’ve tried pushing for a $ minimum I’ve made less. Although aiming for a mile per dollar has worked well in my area to still make good money. I try for at least a 1:1 ratio so long as it isn’t super far away from most food unless it pays for itself to do so
Subbed! Thank you so much for the realistic and pragmatic tips!
i live in between two hot zones with one being at the edge of my neighborhood so i can chill at home waiting for orders instead of waiting in my vehicle somewhere. i feel very fortunate. i’m averaging about $20-25 an hour and dash about 3 to 4 hours about 6 days a week. i always schedule EVERY SINGLE DAY so i’m on every day of the week and then if i don’t feel like working i don’t. i love the freedom of doing this! plus customers seem to love me and add to my tips after allot of my hand deliveries. communication and being nice and cheerful and always asking how their day is, goes a LONG way!
@Eleenia Davis i noticed this same comment on others comments and honestly don’t know what you’re talking about as it’s not a response to mine. what is master software anyway?
What times/days do you typically dash at to get $20-25, also what kind of area is it that you dash in?
@@MI-cq7fc i dash in the evening from 5-9 and live in between two hot zones in the capital of Kentucky
Ah got you, so far afternoons haven't been so profitable for me I might need to try the evenings lol, thank you!
@@MI-cq7fc evenings are definitely better! i make almost twice as much as i would when i dash during lunch. people tip better in the evening for some reason.
I got 2 orders earlier tonight in Big Bear, CA! I was so thankful for finally receiving orders during a $3 peak pay timeframe! I made $40.64 which I think is amazing! I had to end the dash driving on the main boulevard where everything is since I wasn’t receiving any orders for 15 minutes or so. I check again earlier where everything closes at 11:00 pm PST which was 10 minutes before closing as I’m home and it said very busy which doesn’t make any sense considering closing times were in 10 minutes. By the time I get there it’s already closed but I thanked the heavenly father above for providing me what I needed today.
Love how he caught himself mid sentence at 7:05. He was gonna say “I don’t give a F” 😂
I almost never see peak pay in my part of Orlando anymore. Only area I see peak pay in is from, like, midnight to 6 a.m. in a part of town that, even with peak pay, the orders are less than normal orders in every other area.
Is it busy in Orlando?
Big reduction of PP in Baltimore as well. It's due to aggressive onboarding. They are taking advantage of newbies who don't know better, poor people, and immigrants.
Thanks for the updates brotha, I hope one day you can set up a live show, it would be great to talk live with you
A few questions...1) does doordash get a portion of the food cost? 2) if nobody delivers the food, does the restaurant still get paid from doordash
Good info for new part-time dashers like myself
I don’t have the shop preference only pizza bag verification.
I work a full time but I def try to do dashing after work during week ,keep my rates high for priority and do at least 3 or 4 deliveries per day.Weekends I am working on doing more time😊
Thank you for these tips!
3/4 orders per hr. Is no way with these entitied customers who think because they tipping 2-3 dollars they expect you to find their apartment in the maze of a complex.. ridiculous!
Dasherdiect cards are business cards for strictly business use, funded by Stride Bank in Oklahoma, if you read their contract, this card is only to be used for your business, NOT FOR PERSONAL, FAMILY, or anything other than Business related espenses.
It's a business pre paid card. If it's truly a business card you would be able to keep more than $25k in the account. Trust me it's a fancy gift card with no protection.
Avoid "Fast" Food spots after 21:30 at least on Weekend.
This video has really made a step in my mind
A Mcdonald location and IHOP are on my crap list. I swear I feel as if the long wait makes it calculate as an almost free delivery .
Excellent insights! Thank you.
The only time they offer peak pay is in the middle of the night
Just ignore it. It's 100% about getting a surplus of drivers out.
That's what I'm sayin 🤦🏽♀️
Thanks Bently.
Wendy’s lobby here in Kansas City are sometimes closed and so i choose not to do that order when they are
Monday is my first day being a dasher and I’m kinda nervous about it. When I go to pick up the order do I just go to the counter and tell them I’m here to pick up a door dash or do I have to wait in line? It’s little thing like that that got me nervous even wi know after my first dash that will all go away.
Hows it goin so far?
Yeah just go in and tell them you’re picking up for doordash with the person name… the restaurants are so used to so many door dashers so it’s the norm
Have you guys been blocked or not getting orders from your normal restaurants that you usually get in a certain area
Thank you Bentley 💯 👍🏾
How would we know know if the restaurant would take a long time or not?
Sadly, although these all sound like good suggestions, they won't work in a small market. At least not in the one I'm in.
💯 you have to take what u can get because the pay just not it
Is there a way to check the milage of the destination once you’ve accepted the order? I can never see how far the drop off is and I keep getting sent way out of my zone
Ik this is 2 months old. But when the order pops up . Click on the home & it shows the address & you can see tgr cross streets. It also shows the total miles ( to pick up, & to drop off )
@@Jynn.33 Thank you for responding!
Thank you
Is there a way you can see the delivery location b4 accepting the order? I don't understand how I could choose which order is right for my criteria if I can not see what's about to happen.
Great question. I just started Dashing myself
When order pops up before accepting. Click on the house it shows address & cross streets. Also shows miles & thats pick up & drop off included
Will have use a card from doordash to shop?
Time is definitely money. I had an offer this morning.. $17.50 for 18miles... I said oh no. And it was a shopping staples trip. 12 items. Which means I would of spent 1hour and half. Not worth it. Declined
Your videos are good but did you try to dash Brooklyn NY 😂. Doordashing here 🤮 sorry. Also customers are 🤢 😄
I gotta be making $20 an hour for a good day. Time is always essential when dashing, I try for my orders to take no more than 20 min. BTW do you have issues with the app not showing the map when taking an order? I hate when it does that.
*25/hr
Shouldn’t be too hard. I live in a rural area and still manage to average over 20 an hour, even with 1 and 0$ tips from college kids
@@MasteredMagic I multi app average 25/hr, anything less is heresy
No way to do that
@@J_H72 typo
How can I get a viovlation taken off
How important is to dasher?
would you suggest another app other than Google Maps to use? it continues to send us the wrong way, keeping us from delivering some orders in a timely fashion.
Definitely
you have suggested Beans, but is there another one?
Funny a lot of y’all in the comments used to brag about making 1,000-2,000 a week doing door dash and say other people not working hard enough….now look at yall😂
Damn brother. How come you're not a backup vocalist for Drake ? 😂😂
I schedule my hrs and it only lets me dash for 2 hrs and within those 2 hrs I get like 3 order only! It's so frustrating! I called the company and they said I need to get to 200 orders to be top dashers. I am at 80 orders since I started 3 months ago 😮💨
Bad market unfortunately. TD will not help you at all anyway. It only helps in busy markets and event then not that much. Consider adding other gig apps to help your income.
@@inkajoo but I when I first started I would get so many orders, it was good! My area was always busy and all of a sudden it "slow down" I don't even have the option of dashing on the way I have to schedule!
I do this on the weekends. Do you have any stretching or exercise advice on driving for hours and hours?
Sometimes I stand next to the car and do squats and lunges
The past few weeks have been going downhill again. Really saturating with $5 or less offers...I have actually had to narrow my zone to only the more affluent areas and only full service restaurants. Plus having to limit my hours to late night. Feeling like a vampire at this point. Are there any cities that are not saturated? I may have to start traveling...
Decline, decline, decline. And multi-app. Consider going out at non peak-pay times and other times when it's not "rush" but you may still get a lot of orders, such as between rushes on Saturdays and Sundays, and late night.
Man i had the worst dash yesterday😶
I'm pretty sure I'm one of the few that uses pay per hour. People aren't doing the math. I average $11 per delivery and have cut my delivery miles in half. I have math to proof this and a large sample size. I'm willing to share the math. Feel free to reach out to me, especially you Bentley. Would love to chop it up with you.
What's the population of your town/city?
@@ClickToPreview I stay near a city with pro sports teams, so there are plenty of areas to dash. My area pays $13 an hr.
Could you explain a little more? I think my area is doing $11 an hour
Lately I've been having to decline alot of orders . Like 8 miles for $5 or like 12 miles for $14... those are a complete waste of time for me, some days are really good, then the same day next week is horrible, I must have declined 20 orders last night because they were $3-5 orders for 4-6+ miles now my acceptance rate was like 52% and it's now down to 30%, you have any tips or anything on what I should do?
Multi app my friend.
@@inkajoo that's what I do
I change my mindset for pre11am and 2-5 and take my iffy orders then weekly to boost my acceptance rate. Now if you only work 5-8 daily I don't think there's an answer except for awful acceptance rate. I do 11am to 8pm and done 85K last 2 years but it's a long ride
@@tonyfro23 I did great tonight, maby i just had some bad luck, idk but all orders were $10+ and normally thursday is a slow night lol
@@inkajoo i would but the other delivery apps here dont pay nearly as much as doordash
I try my damndest to stay away from all chain fast food and drive through. Oddly, after 10 p.m. I’ve come to love Taco Bell, though. The one by my house keeps their lobby open late, so I don’t have to hit drive through. And, for whatever reason, all the orders are $7 + and all of them are like .5 mile to 1.5 miles. Crazy. I can knock out each one in about 10 minutes because there’s no traffic. I’ll literally pause my orders after delivery until I get into Taco Bell parking lot. I’ll make 50-60 between 10 and midnight with little gas. What’s crazy is that every other order I get in that area at that time (Wawa, Wendy’s, McDonald’s, a different Taco Bell a few miles away, and a few bars) are ALWAYS for, like, 15+ miles, out of zone, for $5 or less.
There is one taco bell I have that luck with. It is fast but is drive thru only, after 10pm, but basically surrounded by nearby apartment complexes. So just like you said $7 + and within 2 miles. Liking that especially when they add on another while I'm on the way... and as luck has it, it sits next to Denny's open 247... that's my spot. I go right back too...
DD algorithm favors customers over drivers.
350 per week part time is childsplay😂
I don’t understand why all these delivery platforms don’t hold higher standards for drivers. I don’t dash anymore because all the low life’s they allow to dash ruined it. Guess some day these platforms will see they loose so much money because of lack of knowing the people they allow do this. They cost the company and driver $$ because the customer has no idea if we good or a piece of 💩. It’s sad because I loved dashing but to much negative coming to drivers now is good ones are f#@$*%
This dude is stuck in the past because people who are on schedule aren't getting orders like they used to. Even when it's busy you have to wait long time to get orders if you are on schedule.
What’s your AR?
@Doordash Diaries 63% I always try to stay above 60%. I been top dasher for months trust me things changed and it's not for the better. Doordash is finding ways to force drivers take bad low paying orders with no tip. Now they are stacking non tip orders with tip orders and low balling drivers. The company is scraping every penny they can from the fees. That's how they make money
you like tired in this video bro...be sure to take some time away from the hustle
Thank you.
Was thinking the same, heavy bags under eyes. Look like he been pulling 14+ hour shifts.
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Doordash is DEAD! Comeon man stop beating that horse that shit is dead! Time to move on!
Do not listen to this guy people. The video is like 90% propaganda.
(1) Trying to get people to focus on the amount of money they make per day instead of per hour. Really!
(2) Peak pay does not mean more money per hour, you may not get enough orders because too many drivers out. Ignore it and focus on time and location because tips is where the money is! Consider it a nice bonus when you're already out.
(3) Stacked orders are sneaky! If it's 2 stores and 2 customers it's the same as 2 regular orders, just you can't cancel one that turned out to be morale-crushing junk because you've already picked up the food!
(4) DD does NOT factor in wait time. That is a lie. Most of the pay for a decent order is TIP. If wait time was a factor all McDonalds and Popeyes orders would be at least $5 but anyone doing this for more than 2 months knows that isn't the case.
(5) Do NOT focus on volume. More orders = more stress. Only do volume if your plan is only to take orders that go within a 1-2 mile radius of a hotspot. Propaganda to get more deliveries fulfilled.
(6) OK, positioning. One good tip that happens to be good for both DD and drivers.
(7) DD never takes me home, or anywhere I wanna be for that matter, unless I'm cherrypicking.
(8) Avoid drive through yes but DD doesn't want late orders so another tip that happens to be good for drivers too
The last bit about maximizing your time is a bit of fluff to cover up the subtle brainwashing sprinkled throughout the rest of the video. DD doesn't care about maximizing your time at all. Ignore AR, ignore Peak Pay, ignore TD, and make judicious use of the almighty Decline! DD is your CUSTOMER, *not* your boss!
Yup, after I got an email FROM doordash titled something like "learn tips and tricks to make more money....... Blah blah blah" and proceeded to promote and recommend that I watch some videos on his TH-cam channel, i can't see him as neutral or having the dashers best interests at heart. Doordashs email promoting his videos totally changed the way I listen to his suggestions.
Why would they recommend somebody with tips that don’t work? At this point it’s not my loss. This information is free. Do with it what you want.
1. I said do you want to make $8 per order, $21 per hour and yea at the end of the day it’s what you take home. You don’t just do one order.
2. Peak is a direct increase in your base pay which means more per hour.
3. That’s your opinion not a fact.
4. Again your opinion and slight propaganda
5. Again your opinion and kinda silly because without volume we have no orders.
6. Thank You
7. That’s Not my fault, and I didn’t say every time.
8. At least I got one point.
9. It’s called a summary. If DD doesn’t care about your time at least you should. And the tips in this video will help you cut time and make money.
The real propaganda comes from how people like you skew the truth to block people like this young lady from actually making any money because they are to fearful to do their own research.
@@DoordashDiaries Bro don't be disingenuous how is it propaganda if the advice didn't originate from anywhere but personal experience? In whose interest would the propaganda be? If talking in the interests of drivers over a greedy corporation is propaganda, I guess I'm guilty?
Lol 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
Doordash is stilling tips from drivers !!! Watch out
Much respect 🫡 I really appreciate your videos and all the tips and helpful suggestions.. I live in Rockingham and it's smaller and doesn't always have the best options far as orders go.. but if u have any info on how I could make more $ in a town like this.. it would be great ✌️
Have you gotten the master software as a dasher?
When I saw your picture on the door dash flyer when my NEW KIT arrived; I was like AWEEEE SNAPS 🫰 😊