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Yes Sunday Sucked but the DD gods light shined on me tonight. Pick up a $19.50 order with an 11-mile drive and BOOM $100 cash tip!!! I was in complete shock, but it has restored my faith in people. 🤗
That would simply make my day! Awesome to hear this! my daily goal is 100 after fuel cost because i am small market area and rural so yeah, again that would hit my goal in one run!! too sweet! Big tips "payouts" like that just empower me to keep going even when i am tired.. 🙂
Awesome!!!!
Yesss! I just started so this is now my "maybe today's the day!" thing to look forward to :) Stay up!
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@@stormnationrecords tips+shelter+some harmless creatures+pizza +++ vibes!? Ha YES! Good on ya 👏 you know you still earned that 🤜🤛
I received a catering order from Subway at like 8:30am.. It was 42 box lunches going to a industrial complex. Before I left for that delivery I heard the girl say that they had a second one at 10:30am It was a initial pay of $25 but when I dropped it off I found out that the customer gave me a $90 tip. I then went back to the same subway about 10 minutes after 10 and waited to get the second catering order. I received that order and it was the same type of order about 43 box lunches. Initial pay out this time was $30. When I dropped that one off, the pay came with another $90 tip. I made $235 in two orders. So awesome. Largest tips I have received.
I took an order from Chic Fil A 2.5 miles with a $10 pay. After completing it they literally added a extra $15. It was delivered to a police officers home. He texted "Thank You for the amazing service". I was floored!
Did you poison his food?
@@InJusticeAustralia 😆😆😆😆😆😆
@@InJusticeAustralia Yeah, let's poison the food of people who risk their lives every day to keep us safe. SMH 🙄
@@InJusticeAustraliawtf is wrong with you
@@InJusticeAustralia all police as a whole are not out to get you(unless you are a bad person)
We should be able to file a class action law suit against DD for not showing the total amount from the start... We could argue that they are interfering with our decision making on orders as an independent contractor
Technically they are supposed to provide all the information necessary on the offer for us to decide whether or not it is in our best interest to take that offer...
I totally agree. They should tell you exactly what you will be paid. It, also, hurts the customer. There have been some orders that I'm not sure if I should take and they end up being great payouts. A customer tips well and wonders why it's taking a while for someone to pick it up, this can be discouraging.
They're also piggybacking orders with bad tips off ones with good tips. They bunched two orders together on me where I got 8$ tip on one and 1$ on the other. I would've flat out denied the order.
I’ll sign
No actually though, how do e get this started?
100%!
Totally works!! I accepted a Chick-fil-A order last night for $11.25 for 6 miles. BUT IT HAD 97 ITEMS!! Had I not seen this video, I would have declined it. I'm sooo glad I didn't. The tip was **$84.50!** Thanks!! I have the screenshot proof if I can figure out how to attach it. Thanks for all the great info.
The tip doesn’t go higher than $49 tho
Was this a catering order? I couldn't imagine it not being such.
NICE!!
Was it all sauces or a pain to drop off?
97 items for $11??
I had 3 deliveries today with no tip and on my 4th, I was tipped $11. I wanted to cry because I was so thankful.
I've noticed that each restaurant has their own type of customers. I've noticed that chic-fi-lay tends to have good tippers but mcdonalds isn't. Wal-mart customers rarely tip but when they do they tip big.
I did a taco bell order last Saturday it had alot of items not far to the customer house about a mile payout was 9.50 got the order it was all tacos dropped the order got a $29 tip so sometimes you got to risk it to get the biscuit
Download para app your welcome
That is already an accept even without extra tip 9.50$ for 2 miles
@@timothywallace5507 yeah only if the line ain't around the block plus Taco Bell is super slow
@@TMKJG24 lol true dat, I only do fast food orders when lobby is open
@@timothywallace5507 right
THANK YOU Bentley so much for giving us this extremely helpful information and in such a digestible way. Like I NEEDED to hear allll of this as I'm just starting out this month & I can realistically retain these info points and utilize them as soon as tomorrow. Also, really appreciated the extra time n work showing us the graphics and stats on screen; that helped me a lot. Anyways! You just popped up on my feed first vid first comment and felt I had to just say hey and again-THANKS!! Quality content, keep keeping us informed please 😃 -Cara, noob Dasher
Yup. 6.75 is magic over here in Bellingham ,WA. I'm a top Dasher with the catering bag opt in. Over 2000 total deliveries. I get my biggest tips on what I call "free lunch Friday". That's when the boss of a company buys lunch for the whole office. I once got a $63 tip on a chipotle order. 5 giant cardboard boxes full of food. Good thing I had an SUV or I wouldn't have been able to take it all. I can also say if you don't see a number that is divisible by 25, like $7.89, or $8.23, there won't be a hidden tip. Because those weird odd numbers are when the customer is tipping on a percentage of their order. Like 15% of $23.47. it's all about those 6.75, or 9.50 orders.
Thank you for the tips, this really helps! I did have a low payout delivery few weeks ago that really surprised me. McDonalds order (i know, i know...) $4.25, 4 items, but mileage was literally less than 1/4 a mile, right across the street. So i took it. To my surprise I dropped off the order and got a $20 hidden tip. Never ever has that happened on a below $6 order for me. Guess I hit a glitch or got lucky that day.
Thank you for your videos on these. Since I first saw 1 of your videos mentioning hidden tips I've started excepting a lot more orders in that $6.25 to $8.75 range and I'd say almost half have hidden tips. Love it and even though it isn't guaranteed it's been worth it trying for them.
If you can do two $6 to $8 Dashes in one hour, you are making $12 to $16 per hour anyway, so the hidden tip is a bonus.
Most i got was $54 total on a big order 12 big Asian Togo plates to a hospital front desk... Original order said $17 for 3 miles
I figured all this out that you explain in the video, and I would say you are spot on (80%+). Good advice and thanks for sharing.
I got an order last night for 3 items from a kinda boujee restaurant, $5.25, 3 miles. Ehhhhh idk but I was right across the street from the restaurant and the drop off location was pretty close to a red zone, so I took it. Had an $11 hidden tip 🙏🏻💃🏻 I'm new and your videos have helped so much!
Thank you for this. As a full time driver, every little piece of info help to figure out how to game the companies that are gaming us.
A couple items you didn't mention:
When it hides tips, the number it changes it to will always end in a multiple of .25 (.25 .50 .75 .00). An order with a payout of $7.17 for example would never have a hidden tip, it would make that $7.00 instead if it was hiding tips.
There is also a minimum amount it will not go below. You kinda were close with your 'magic number' idea, but basically it's not going to hide so much that the order looks like crap and no one takes it. I have never seen a hidden tip on anything where the original offer was less than $6
I've seen hidden tips on like $5 orders, I dont think on $4 though
Wow that's great info. Thanks!
This isn’t true. Atleast in my area.
I’ll admit, it does seem to be true MOST of the time. However, I get hidden tip orders that end in .87, .72 , etc atleast a few times a week. Dashing 5 days a week
I don't think I pay enough attention to that. I just try to not drive further than I'm earning. I'll have to look back. good to know tho
False. I've had hidden tips on orders with odd numbers such as $9.65, $7.29.
Unfortunately, some people have picked up on this and will tip in a manner to make the payout look odd in the hopes that it will lead to a greater chance of getting picked up faster.
This guy GETS it and is on POINT! Been using these same guidelines for 1.5 years and 4100 deliveries. Nailed every point! Great vid, my friend. Easy to follow and enjoyable :)
Are you in a big city and do you make over 15 an hour
I love this channel... The other day I took a short distance (about a mile), eight item delivery from Pizza Hut to a medical clinic. It was offered as a $6.00 delivery but paid just under $25 (small base pay with a $22 tip). So orders that are routed to a business district and appear large enough for multiple people are a good thing to look out for, esp. during lunch hours on weekdays. And also the the typical size of the menu items. Eight items from Taco Bell may just be for one or two people but eight items from a pizza place is probably for a group.
SO good to hear!!! I've made every mistake referred to except catering. LOL.
You’ve guided me to a successful dashing career. Thanks very much!
Thanks bent now I know how what to look out for my market is the Poconos mountain and we don't really have high end restaurants but the few restaurants I have experienced hidden tips was Friendly's and a Chinese restaurant and since I only dash on weekend your tips from dollars per mile and this now been paying off for me especially since no one ever talked to me and show me how to maximize my time and money.... once again thank you very much
Great info. Thanks! I just wanted to try it out and really liking the freedom of it. Got me 6 deliveries so far lol.
Thanks for your videos dude!!! They are the most informative and the ones with the most relevant information, I have been learning from you for the past 9 months and I can say I’m a better dasher because of these videos. I know exactly what I’m talking about when accepting orders from fast food restaurants, but in my 3k deliveries my biggest tip was a McDonald’s order I delivered at 5:30AM to the Four Seasons Hotel that’s 3 miles from my house, got the initial order for $12, 34 items, when I got to the hotel the customer was waiting for me, I handed him the order and he gave me a $100 bill, plus when I completed the delivery on the app it had a $33 hidden tip. A McDonald’s order going to an apartment building or a regular house will never have a hidden tip, but if the delivery is going to a luxury hotel, then it just might. Plus McDonald’s breakfast is not that bad. Cheers Bentley!
Can you tell if it's going to a house or a luxurious hotel before accepting the delivery? That'll be nice
@@patn.8661 Yes you can, that’s why you should always know your area like the back of your hand.
I’m just getting started but I had 2 orders today that tipped more than shown. The first one was $6.25 and it went up to $9.25 from Dunkin. A $7 tip in our small town is the biggest I’ve had yet! The other went from 6.25 to 7.25. This is my 4th day dashing. We mostly only have fast food so far.
McDonalds is our bread and butter. Now with that cherry on top. = Noice.
Ok that’s awesome, and I gotta say I’ve found some solid ideas from your channel… bbbut !
This touches on a subject that I can’t even wrap my head around in terms of fair business practice. HIDING TIPS wduhf especially with gas prices at $5 gal
Much appreciated CK
I just started so im trying to soak everything up. Ive gotten in a group on fb where I first learned about hidden tips so fiigured I look this up to learn more. I actually just got my first hidden tip from taco cabana. It was a stacked order and the one I got the over pay was an order stating 2 items, but it was 2 dozen tacos. So it was a nice surprise to get extra pay. This excites me lol.
Been doing everything dude has been saying gotta say it works glad his videos where the first I found.
Been following you for years. You have always given great advice.
Wow this video was so interesting, thank you for sharing! Going to start noticing next time I'm dashing
Just started DoorDash about three or four days ago and already found a couple good orders with hidden tips. I just completed one for six dollars with a $20 hidden tip. Super exciting! Thanks for the tips and tricks. Keep up the dope videos. I will definitely be liking and subscribing.
Great video!! Thank you!! Loving the new look👍
Bentley, I always enjoy listening to you and your advice. I just started dashing part time this past March to try it out, and went full time April 2. I find I only watch a few videos, then I try to apply them. Once I seem to understand them, I come back for more. It takes me a while, but your advice has been both helpful and encouraging. Be Blessed!
Thank you for your video! I am in the boat where I am not seeing much turn out making deliveries with DoorDash, but your tips are helpful and I will consider them and see how it turns out.
You definitely touched many points well. Thank you. I had some good tip orders. I keep watching videos and try new things. Let me share my experience today;
I had a $6.75 couple items including alcohol order from a nice restaurant. I got another order (+1.5 miles extra $2) 4 items plus 4 alcohol drink. I accepted. Two restaurants are next to each other. I was happy and excited. I used all my bags to keep drink cold/food hot.
End of story; i got only $9 in total. She ordered over $50 with 4 drinks without a tip. Other guy made me wait at his door.
I updated my strategy with this video and will see what door dash god are holding for us in the future.
This is when learning your customer base and where the orders are going will
Come in handy MOST of the time.
Swear! I just wanna go riding wit u for one good day! So glad this vid here.. I was treating doordash like Lyft… totally different! U are beyond helpful
Thank you my brother, you are the best in the biz!!!!
Good Stuff as usual.
I've been doing many of the things you point out here - kinda came naturally to me - but I have watched a lot of your videos so you get credit too ;)
RE: Part timers not seeing big hidden tips/over pay.
IN MY MARKET - these seem to come either Before lunch rush or After.
And that makes sense - 'corporate' puts in the big order at a time to facilitate the order being fulfilled in a reasonable time - preparation and delivery - remember - they got stuff to do...they have a schedule.
If hard core part time cherry pickers run only rushes...they may not see the hidden tip big orders because of this.
Hmm; now that I think of it...$6.75 - $7.75 seems to be the magic numbers here in my market...learned something new!
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Watched this video yesterday. Tried it today and it worked. One order was $6.75. 11 items 2.4 miles. Final pay $9.50. Another was $6.25 w/7 items going 2 miles. Final pay $9.25. Then just to see the outcome,, I took a 3 item order going 3 miles paying $6.25 and final pay was $6.25. So it's like least amount of items means the pay is Final. Large orders for $6.25 OR $6.75 not going far had overpay. Just like you speculated. BUT, this is one shift. Going to try again and again. Thanks!!!
My first day in Tampa, I received an order from Easy-Catering going from Tampa to St Pete and I just assumed it had an overpay...Wrong! Your information is exactly accurate Sir! Thank you for putting these videos out. I've actually gone fulltime with Doordash and am NOT looking back! But beware...affluent and upscale are where the hidden tips are. The Ultra-rich neighborhoods don't typically have overpay unless like you said, it's an Outback or Flemings delivery.
Idk I delivered to the ultra rich and one time my app had a $10 tip and the guy left me $10 tip under his door mat 2 items from chipotle 😂
i just started a couple months ago doing it full time. i hate going to tampa😭
My problem is Door Dash won't let me stay in those areas. Every order I get tries to route me to low pay areas like the one I live in.
So glad I came across your videos. Thank you!🎉
Without question the best doordash mentoring available. Keep up the good work, you have answered a lot of my questions and suspicions 👍👍👍☝️
Glad you shared ❤it’s based on your market and your “hustle” appreciate your contribution to help other gig workers
Thank you for your valuable insights! I'm a new dasher in a bad area. I have to drive to the zones with restaurants and the customers live 5 + miles away. So far it's not been worth the effort. Crossing fingers that I can make it work.
I got to Dash for 1 day, then got sick so this entire time I’ve been sick I’ve been binging your videos. I feel so ready to go get that bag (when it’s safe for me to do so 🙃)
I have seen $6.75 with the extra pay a lot! I had an order that came in at $15.00 for an 11 mile drive but ended up being $36.25. I took the order because I know that there are a lot of people on vacation in that area, and they usually tip well. Upside down orders are an automatic decline for me. Some fast food places here have decent payouts, though, because some vacationers are generous.
Your videos are so detailed....thanks!!!!! HELPFUL
Man your advice is really helping my door dash family
Great video!! Im going to start using these strategies for sure. Keep up the amazing work bro!
Great video yet again. I received an order with overpay last week and had to stare at my phone twice to make sure it was correct. Pleasant surprise den a mug!.......
🤣😂🤣 den a mug!!! Anybody reading this..mug is short for muthaf..ok continue
Good video bro! Some Dashers don't, can't, or just want to ANALYZE. Keep breaking it down for those of us who are trying to figure it out.
I believe you. I get these hidden tips every weekend. I just didn't know it before hand. I also wanted to know how to spot them. Thanks for information
Always appreciate your insight. Ty
Thank you for all the tips!
In my market I take anything with even pay out i.e. $6, $7 and anything ending with .25, .50 and .75 even from McDonalds for $2 a mile. They usually always have hidden tips. My $6 MD’s usually ends up being $11.00. Study your market as all are different.
I love your advice, however my daughter and I are unable to study our market because we hardly ever get to dash even though we are considered top dashers ??? Any advice? Thank you!!
@@sandysacrylicart6925 wtf 🤦🏾♂️🤣
@@ceemuhammad3707 I know, it's crazy. Nothing makes sense in this area lol
@@sandysacrylicart6925 if you are considered top dasher it means that you are taking bad orders with no tip just to keep your acceptance rate up to 70%. Just schedule yourself for the week so you are able to get on. Take nothing less than $6 - $6.50 if possible (1.50 minimum a mile) And never take orders with no tip. Good luck
Ooh, interesting. Thanks for sharing!
Love your videos. They have been extremely helpful
You were exactly right for my situation. $6.25/$6.75 are almost always hidden tips. I got a Noodles & Co for $6.25 but like 9 miles away. I took it thinking it was for sure a big hidden tip(in a diff small town) and it was $0 hidden. I was bummed. But luckily it was on my way home on my last trip for the lunch shift. So they paid me to drive home. No biggie🤷🏼♀️
They knew you were on the way home and would take that order.
How did you get paid to drive home?
@@itsmeee9933 because I live 10 miles away from my zone. So the order took me close to my house at the end of my shift. Essentially paying me to drive home
I got a 6.75 (1.8 miles) that turned into $28.75
What you described is the majority of what I get. I've NEVER got any hidden pay on any order whether my AR was 90% or 45%. Door Dash definitely discriminates against certain drivers
Excellent info and you speak nice and slow. Thank you. I'm learning so much
I dash about 30-50 hours a week. You are right on with the numbers in my market. I tracked 1,000 orders. Restaurant/Store name and location.
Time of day
Miles for delivery
Amount offered/Amount paid out
Weather
Amount of time till next delivery.
It was so worth the time and effort. If it's raining during lunch I know exactly where to go to maximize pay and gas. I also open the doordash ordering app and see what pops up.. local Restaurants might have a deal. Anyways thanks man for all your work!
Opening the ordering app is a great idea!!
Great job Bentley ✅. Informative, concise, how someone adapts to a changing market… Well Done young man.
State of operation Delaware
Dashing for 6 weeks. … 249 deliveries in ….
Retired. This extra scratch goes to my youngest kid gettin hitched next year…..and keeps me in cigars but I couldn’t imagine having to depend on DoorDash to take care of family…. That would be a real grind I wouldn’t want any part of… Keep up the good work ✅
I'm new, but very hard working and proud. I'm out everyday for 5-6 hrs and I do believe this happens. It happened only twice to me, but I do think Door dash has a touch on the pulse of who gets what. Great tips man.
You rock man, thanks for sharing!!
Your advice definitely works thanks
I get hidden tips every once in awhile I'm a part-timer I work a full-time job I just do this on my spare time I enjoy it I make about six to $800 a month it pays my rent sometimes I'll get hidden tips. And you are right I've noticed when I get over usually $7 on an order he usually goes anywhere between 10 and $12 I love it when my orders goes from $7 to $12 I've had that happen a few times
Hey brother love the videos. I’ve learned so much. Honestly and I’ve been doing it for about 2 years. But yeah out here in Virginia Beach the magic number is definitely 6.50. It’s nothing to get a 6.50 order going 1 mile then ends up being 12.50
I just started dashing I have only done 2 days of it so far but it is good to know the area well that you are working. I work in the area where I grew up and I know all the backroads, side roads, which roads won’t go through and where there are no stoplights or signs! I’m fast.
Much Love 💕 Change my life with every video
You always give nice advances thanks bentley
I'm glad I found you!!
The Dash and Shop orders seem to give nice tips for me. Unusual times of day too. I like to dash in early morning.
I get orders to pick up from Walmart and get tipsaround $7 to $10, sometimes more.
Loving your channel. Newbie to DD and got a Taco Bell order with 40 sauce packs. Teenager stiffed me on the tip. Lesson learned.
The reason long distance and no tip orders don't have hidden tips is because they have to show you every penny to get someone to deliver it.
Hey Brother, & fellow Dashers.. Dashers in California are paid a minimum wage of $0.30 mile and $0.30 minute which is calculated from order acceptance through. Delivery. Any week Drivers payouts are less than the calculated earnings, the difference is payed out on Mondays.. Problem is that we are only getting payed to deliver the orders but then we get left stranded having to get ourselves back to the delivery zone. If a delivery is 5 miles out we get paid for the 5 miles plus the 10 minutes to get there but then we have to drive 5 miles and 10 minutes back that none of us get paid for. We don't get to wait at the delivery location for the next order because being 5 miles away from the merchants the app would always send it to the closest driver.
I work part time, and i see these orders. Because of you, I make $600 a week doing doordash part time. 20-25 hours a week. That’s in Iowa. That says a lot about your advice. There’s nothing in Iowa. I’m doing great here because of you. My area is no where near as busy as your either.
That's great! I live about 40 minutes west of Baltimore (nowhere near the city) in a big town. Pretty populated suburban and rural area. Most nights I wind up accepting low $ orders cause at times I'd be sitting long enough to watch a video about the length of this one.
I started a week ago. I've learned to not take orders where the mileage is more than the payout
Thanks for the advice, I never realized the number of items was even a factor at all in the pay! And yeah, I hate doing fast food orders too. Ironically the "fast" food orders are usually the ones I end up having to wait the longest for, and it's rarely over $5-6 for me in the end.
Awesome content as usual from this channel! New at doordash and really enjoying all of your videos! I'll also add that I personally realized that it was wise for me not to accept the three dozen Krispy Kremes that were requested to be driven 9 miles as the odds of said Krispy Kremes arriving intact while sitting next to ME for 9 miles was not favorable 😀.
It’s the pace ! Your right
I heard something about making tips mandatory… and I, for one, absolutely think this should happen. There’s been a few times when dropping off at an apt or a hotel/ casino , I’ve walked so far to find the correct apt or room, only to see they’ve left $0 in tip.
This happened to me today, couldn’t find the guys apt bc it was an upstairs unit, while I thought each unit was 2 story. I msgd the guy that I found the numbers before and after his, already wasting time, so he came down (I was about 10 feet down too far) but he seemed annoyed to have to do that. If he paid a nice tip, then yea feel irritated you had to participate in the delivery of your order, but no tip means you don’t get to have an attitude to the person servicing you.
Ok rant over lol
I learned to ALWAYS call them when I'm getting pretty close to their spot ((Call them 2or3 times in a row so they know I'm not a scam caller *not text*)) when I realize it's an apt or hotel...and let them know that GPS usually has me driving in circles in their particular complex and I ask them for help ((in a funny kinda way that makes them laugh or breaks the ice of talking to a stranger)) they're _usually_ really understanding & helpful and 95% of the time they THANK MEE for calling them to get their order to them quicker - because the last drivers would just leave their order on an electric box up the way or they just take the order back to the restaurant!!😱 some of these customers have HORROR STORIES Abt Dashers & their food!!! It's INSANE the things I hear🤦🏽♀️ that's how I usually earn extra tips and deliver those places quicker! Hope that helps 😊
If it's mandatory, then its not a "tip".
Just follow the "no tip, no trip" policy.
I text and called a customer with no reply (Walmart DD) at an apartment complex so I had to get out and go look for his/her apartment it happened to be 5 floors up and not a single elevator then go back up and down 3 times to drop this order off with a $0 tip and every time I saw their initial name. Walmart had their first name on the order in the store and dd had the last name I declined the order every time. Never again was I delivering to them.
@@amapolaoxytocin1432 Ty 🙋🏻♀️it did
@@lisagoolsby-werdebaugh698 oh yay!! I'm glad it helped you!! 😊
I've found that it shaves A LOT of time off the delivery process by calling and asking them to "come meet mee halfway" if at all possible... ((if the tip is pretty decent, I walk it all the way up the stairs to the door, but if it's like 2 or 3 bux, I'm blowing their phone up and asking them to meet me/help me bc I'm lost in the parking lot)) 😄😄 that way I can just hand it over to them, hit confirm on the delivery & keep the app open for a new order to come thru quicker!! TIME IS MONEY!!!!
Thank you for the tips!!
Thanks so much for your tips . They are great
$9 11 miles. dropped it off and he tipped me $5 cash. looked at the payout. All $9 was base pay. You may be right about the frequency. I didn't start getting those good payouts until I had done 2000 orders.
Yessir! The number and pace of previous orders totally has an effect on the future offers given. I, too, will go on record as saying that I will neither confirm nor deny any involvement of any party in this matter, but in my very limited experience, this holds true. 👍😎
I needed to hear this thank you 🏦
Good stuff bro and yes this does work!
I agree 100% do not expect more on EZ Catering orders
I didn’t know the difference and I had a four dollar tip on a $350 order and it was a lot of work my car was full
I know I just said it, but I'll say it again.. this was awesome! Thank you thank you thank you for these videos!
Thank you so much for the tips
I’ve been a dasher for 2 days
Learned quickly not to wait at a mall for 2 orders from Sephora
Then fight traffic in 2 different directions
No tip
I was like whoa
Got lost and confused in a new NW Houston neighborhood 😢
Dude, you so know what your saying, I am a newbie and have physical and health issues. I use doordash as a part time job to help my husband and he also has an account. Taking your advice I have managed to to increase my revenue get better orders and make it actually enjoyable work. I love my job and thanks to your advice I am doing so well 👍👍ty Bently lol
True about delivery’s here in Dallas I try to work full time but I barley get deliveries at all… it’s a fun job wish I could get more out of it
Excellent info. Really guality videos. Thanks Bentley
It is super interesting after reading most of these responses, it seems Door dash incentivizes NEW DASHERS with a BIG hidden tip right of the back within the first few days and orders. They are trying to hook you and then they start sending you the real crap hoping you’ll float on that excitement, in search of more of the same! Thank you Bentley for all these vids… they are such a big help, thank you for keeping us DD’s up to speed!
Thank you. Every one of your videos are so good its been awhile since i watched your ytvs good advice. I can say so as a veteran part time dasher started in 2017 considered vip recently calling support. I have done drive orders (catering large orders after qualified) but decided i did not want to work so hard any longer. Stopped for 2 yrs when pandemic hit but out here again now. Make that $$ dashers and make it work for you! Recently i had my daughter drive for me in her new car and she wanted me to take fast food orders but i preferred the better restaurants because over the years i noticed tips were better. I also do not drive in certain neighborhoods.
Started part time- 3 days ago, using your strategy and order vetting process. 6.25 jersey mike 6 item -one bag 1.7 mile order $22 hidden tip. I think you are right its not the number of orders ( i have 14 total lifetime orders so far) it is the SPEED sir! I worked part time for a pizzaplace i call oppression hut so i know the zone and starting to recognize customers from 2 years ago.
Your videos make me pay more attention to what seems to work and what doesn't in my area.
McDonald's and Taco Bell are a crap shoot. Sometimes they work out (if I've been sitting too long, I'll take one to get the algorithm to notice me). Generally, in my area, the fast food restaurants NEVER have the orders ready, and you will spend 30 minutes on an order 1/2 away from the store!! Popeyes is the worse offender.
The Outback tip is funny to me because people in my area order it for long mile deliveries and they pay on average to other restaurants or DashMart.
Hi Bentley... Thank you!
That low number you mentioned that the hidden tip will never show up of it's less than that is what I refer to as the ceiling, for me that is 6.25, unless it's at least 6.25 it will never have a hidden tip
Dashing on this slow Monday. Just had a new experience… arrived at my pick up point and they told me they weren’t excepting DoorDash orders at that time. Luckily I watched a few of your videos so I knew what to do. Your videos are one of the best resources for Dashers!
What did you end up doing ???
@@TVLuxuryLife more than likely calling or writing support to collect half pay still.
Waited for support they were pretty quick.
@@GruneyP happy you’re learning and progressing bro.
@@saulteenuttz6308 This happened to me at Taco Bell. I contacted support and was told that I wouldn't get paid.
Yeah that’s true I’ve don’t 900 orders on door dash and I work at 9-5 but i door dash before that job and after 7 days a week and I’ve gotten dozens of hidden tips by these type of orders!
Recently I accepted an order from chick fil a that showed $10.25 pay with 30 items and 0.6 miles one way. I instantly accepted it and off I went. Sure enough once Completing the delivery that dash ended up being $33.25 after the tip. It all fit into one catering bag. Yes sir it does feel good to know that even in small markets such as my home town area there are hidden gems such as these. Bently as usual is correct.. Just takes learning your market area and being out there. I am just over 1000 deliveries now and I learn something new every week. I am in the LOP but not Drive catering yet. Not sure it is even available in my usual dash area.. Keep up the great work Bent! Loved dashing since day one but there is a lot to learn as you go.. Keep the faith!
oh yeah for reference for anyone who might want to know..I have 1004 deliveries and my best payout for a dash was $64.25 but that was a large order for a business "Lunch".. order had 36 meals with drinks so needless to say i filled five catering bags and two drink caddies But it was worth every minute of the time. 10 miles round trip. The restaurant was (Zaxby's) so yes fast food chains can really pay off! Around here we don't have many high end eateries.. Just a few mom and pop diners that always take tons of time to get in and out of. I normally stay clear of those jobs..
@@shyguy7515 whoa epic! Where did you get your catering bags from?
Good read bro, I’ve definitely gotten hidden tips but nothing like that yet I’m only about 380 delivery’s in and I’m loving this job.
@@alicedenise5722 I picked up all but one of my catering bags off of Amazon. I mix and match catering bags with inner dividers and drink caddies so that I can carry most small orders and drinks in the same bag at all times. I carry a catering bag into every single restaurant pickup. YES every single one... Just makes it habit. Here are some of my bags for reference.. worth every penny spent. It pays to have enough bags at all times..
This bag goes with me on every single delivery. I drop down a drink caddie in one side and use the other side of the bag for hot food. Drink caddie listed below as well.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07LH4VPTV/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I have yet to find a drink this will not hold. It is adjustable and fits inside larger catering bags perfect.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082TN3P1B/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RJ42FL1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HSZTW9X/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082KK5J33/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I have 4 drink caddies just like the one listed above. For any drinks more than a 24 count i use the doordash catering bag with SIX 4 drink holder cartons like what you would get from Xabys in the bottom of this bag.
doordashstore.com/product.aspx?ID=484100
when you receive your invite via email into the Large Order Program and sign up then you can get that DoorDash catering bag linked above for 10 bucks! it has a hard flip down bottom and works well for large drink orders stacked in cartons.
@@aaroncortez8623 Awesome! Just keep churning away and they will come! your doing great! I am in a small market. RURAL and to be honest I think the hardest part about Dashing for me was realizing I did not have to take everything i was offered to bolster my ratings.. Just carry high customer rating and make sure you complete what you start. There are some things I never take locally like Dollar general shop and deliver.."hardly ever has items ordered" and Walmart! no! oh no.. every market area is slightly different so it is just a matter of learning your area.. I have seen so many dashers in my area come and go.. I love dashing.. Best job I ever had and I had some good ones!