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Acceptance rating delivery and getting a better return
Acceptance rating delivery and getting a better return Accepting a delivery from the queue is a normal thing for the solo courier. Pulling one from the dispatch board is old hat for the crew courier. Once the delivery is accepted, or assigned, the courier is off to the races. This process is best when completed…
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The trust in the fresh food delivery brings better quality
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The one way ticket – Tales of the Courier
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Better reviews and ratings with a focus on the basics
Better reviews and ratings with a focus on the basics It takes time to develop a good reputation. And it takes even more time to develop a trustworthy one. This can be especially true for couriers. Many couriers, whether on a crew or running solo, are running in familiar zones. Familiar zones lead to familiar…
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When the long way around is the best shortcut
When the long way around is the best shortcut Take the shortcut. It’s faster. Or it’s shorter. However, getting both of those from one shortcut isn’t as common as it used to be. After all, cities expand and small towns grow. There will be traffic. Sometimes thick, sometimes random and always aggravating. Most couriers see…
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It’s all in the drive not the data
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Best practices to curb losing money in a delivery
