赚取更多收入的方法
想通过使用 Uber Eats 优食应用提供派送服务以尽可能赚取更多收入？它有助于您了解上线接单的最佳时段。我们研究了收入较高的派送员并与之交流，了解他们为了尽可能赚取更多收入所采取的措施。
此便捷指南有助于您充分利用时间通过 Uber Eats 优食应用提供派送服务。
Hot places and times to deliver
Delivery partners who go online around lunch and dinner experience less time between requests, especially as we head towards the weekend.
During the week, the busiest times tend to be:
Weekdays between 11:00am and 2:00pm, especially near the CBD and business centres.
Weekdays between 5:30pm and 8:30pm, both in the CBD and in the suburbs.
Demand on the Uber Eats app peaks on the weekends:
Friday and Saturday nights between 5:00pm to 10:00pm, most of the demand comes around your city’s main restaurant and nightlife hotspots.
Saturday and Sunday between 9:00am to 3:00pm, demand usually spikes over brunch and continues through lunch.
Sunday all day, demand usually spikes at lunch and dinner but is generally busier than any weekday afternoon.
Check out these graphs which show the average time between delivery requests received by delivery partners through the app in Australia (based on data from January 20 to March 20, 2019).
You can use these charts to help identify times you can deliver and may experience lower average time between delivery requests:
Discover the busiest areas to drive
Higher-earning delivery partners told us they head towards the areas with high restaurant demand. This varies from city to city, so it helps to know where the restaurant hotspots are in your area.
Check out this map which shows the average time between delivery requests received by delivery partners via the app in Australia (based on data from January 20 to March 20, 2019) You can use this map to help identify areas you can deliver and may experience lower average times between delivery requests received via the app:
Check the weather forecast
The highest-earning delivery partners often go online during periods when people prefer to eat in instead of eating out. When it’s too hot, cold, or rainy to eat out, people tend to order in.
Even though you may receive more requests during this type of weather, it’s important that you prioritise your own safety first and consider whether going online to deliver is safe. Be sure to read our tips on riding or driving safely.
Plan your week ahead
A little forward planning can go a long way in making your delivery-partner experience more organised and more profitable. Take into account what’s happening around your city and you can better plan your breaks around the expected quiet times.
Consider the following when planning your week:
活动
What’s happening that might cause an influx of potential orders or potential traffic closures (e.g. sporting events on TV, Lunar New Year Celebrations, etc.).
Down time
If you have been online for 12 hours over the course of a day without an uninterrupted 8 hour break, the Fatigue Management feature will take you offline for 8 hours so you can rest. Pre-planning your breaks helps you make most of the time you’re delivering.
Public Holidays
Long weekends and short working weeks are a good excuse for people to take it easy and order in.
*此页面提供的信息仅供参考，并不保证收入水平。 收入结构可能因城市而异。始终要查看您所在城市的具体网站，了解该市派送费用总额的最准确信息。