This $26.86 Pizza Hut stack took me outside my DoorDash zone and I knew that before I accepted it.
But I also knew the area.
Instead of only asking, “Where is this order taking me?” I was thinking about what I could catch NEXT.
Sure enough, I caught another order that started paying me to come back. 🎯
That’s why I don’t automatically double the mileage on every order that takes me away from where I want to be.
Sometimes you’ll deadhead back.
Sometimes you can get paid coming back.
The difference is knowing your market well enough to judge the probability.
Do you automatically count the miles back, or are there areas in your market where you know you can catch another order? 👇🏽
18 days agoambercrowe_106
Is there a way to switch which customer you deliver first? Sometimes it has me pass up one customer to deliver to the second and it doesn’t make sense but I don’t know how to switch which delivery happens first
2 months agogbaxter950
The one thing I have found good about DD is when they take me waaay out of zone, they WILL give me orders to guide me back to my zone. Works everytime👍
3 months agojohn_walker_live
In a perfect world. My zone only one spot ,if you cross zone you'll get a offer back. East west no zones. North only the north west corner. South lol nope 500 delivery there zero orders coming back. And those customer suck. I deny 98% of them. 12 miles 8 of them are out of zone. Most offers are 5 to 7$ 😂😂
3 months agoriichielou
It seems like everyone who shows there dash shows these high ass orders that I never even seen in my years of dashing in Vegas at that these type of order do not come in like that they are very and extremely rare
3 months agoltmechsfl
101$ you ain’t riding enough, 250-300 a day always everyday on the side it’s easy to make it
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