Meaningful Answers to Your Rideshare Questions
A very common question for men and women thinking about being an Uber driver or Lyft driver is: “How much does Uber pay?” The very best way to take control of your Uber driver salary is to focus
The reference article today talks about Cargo, a small box of snacks and misc. convenience store items that rideshare drivers can place in their vehicles. Sideline Businesses Earning additional income on top of passenger fares sounds good but could there
It would be easy to think that Uber has a sure lock on being the biggest player in the US rideshare market but where there is money and opportunity, there will be competition. Bounce Rideshare Startup in San Diego
Drivers understand that being yourself is the best way to earn tips and enjoy your rideshare driving “gig.” Being an Uber driver or a Lyft driver can be fun when you “Have Your Mind Right” and it can be all
Drivers think about who you are working for… my answer “I am working for myself!” Yes, Uber and Lyft are my income streams… and yes, I want to please my passengers… but I work for myself and I sure as
Drivers must understand basic business math to run a successful rideshare driving business. [Income] minus [Expenses] = [Profits] Rideshare Driver Earnings – Do The Math The Psychology Today article referenced in this blog is a representative example how some
Drivers must understand current Star Rating systems are, at best, flawed and in my opinion are “almost irrelevant and in need of replacement.” I hope this blog post will help drivers put proper importance on their star rating… meaning almost
Drivers can preserve their sanity by staying “neutral” in their thinking about their passengers and other rideshare driving experiences. Since I was a boy I’ve been a fan of the thoughts and ideas presented in Dr. Normal Vincent Peale’s book
Drivers understand that eventually Uber/Lyft subscription services will, now and in the future, become an important way, possibly the main way, rideshare passengers end up in your car. The article referenced in this blog post discusses Uber/Lyft current marketing efforts
Drivers: “gaming the system” is almost certain to lead to negative outcomes in the long run, most importantly losing your income stream if you get permanently disconnected from the Uber/Lyft Driver Applications. The article referenced for this blog
Potential rideshare drivers – exploring Lyft and Uber driver demographics will help you decide if rideshare driving is for you. The rideshare service is a multi-billion-dollar industry because there is a clamor for this unique, on-demand business.
So you are considering becoming a Lyft or Uber rideshare driver. Perhaps in your area Carma or Sidecar is the primary ridesharing service so let’s just talk about being a rideshare driver because the basics are the same for all