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yoyumm · 2 years

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How To Build An App Like Uber Eats

Uber Eats, a popular food delivery platform has grown rapidly since its launch in 2014. This food delivery platform generated a revenue of $10.9 billion in 2022. Currently serving more than 81 million users on its platform, Uber Eats has become one of the most popular food delivery apps worldwide.

It partners with approximately 900,000 restaurants on its platform. In 2021, Uber Eats surpassed $50 billion in gross bookings which was a 70% increase from the prior year. Considering the numbers mentioned above, we can say that Uber Eats has become a major player in the online food delivery industry within a few years.

There is dramatic growth in the online food delivery industry and has encouraged many entrepreneurs to start their own ventures just like Uber Eats. If you are an aspiring food entrepreneur and considering developing an app like Uber Eats, this article shares information about how you can build an app like Uber Eats.

Features to Consider Before You Make an App Like Uber Eats.

Before creating an app like Uber Eats, it is crucial to have knowledge about the features offered by the platform. To make your venture successful, it is very important to integrate features and functionality that can cater to the needs of all the stakeholders on your platform.

Below mentioned are some of the features offered by Uber Eats that are essential for the success of any online food delivery platform.

User-Friendly Interface: Uber Eats offers a user-friendly interface making it easy for customers to search for food, place an order and track their delivery on the platform.

Secure Payment Options: This platform offers a variety of safe payment methods like credit cards, debit cards, digital wallets, net banking, etc. making it convenient for customers to pay for their orders.

Real-Time GPS Tracking: This feature in the app allows the customers to track their orders and know the estimated time of arrival of their food orders. Through route optimization, drivers too can work more efficiently and can deliver more orders in less time.

Curated Deals and Promotions: Customers always come back when they get a good bargain in the form of deals, promo codes, seasonal offers, reward points, loyalty bonuses, etc. Uber Eats makes it a point to offer lucrative deals and coupons from time to time to its customers on the app.

Push Notifications and Alerts: All users get instant updates and information related to the status of the food orders. Also, lucrative deals and offers are directly shared with users via SMS, emails, or push notifications.

Order Scheduling: This unique feature offered by Uber Eats lets customers schedule their orders well in advance. Customers can select the ‘Schedule an order’ option in the app and can choose their desired date and delivery time of the order.

A successful food delivery platform like Uber Eats should offer functionality to provide a seamless and convenient experience for users and restaurants with a strong focus on customer satisfaction. Further, let’s see how you can build your app like Uber Eats effortlessly.

Build Your App With Right Software Solution

When you are building an application like Uber Eats, choosing a reliable software solution is of utmost importance. It should efficiently cater to the needs and goals of your online food delivery business. At the same time, the software solution should be cost-effective and fit your budget.

Yo!Yumm is one such white-label food delivery software that can help you launch your online food delivery platform hassle-free. It offers all the essential features required to build an app like Uber Eats. Yo!Yumm provides mobile apps for customers, restaurants, and delivery staff and an admin panel for admins to smoothly run your online food delivery business.

Packed with the latest technology and customization options, Yo!Yumm is the right choice for entrepreneurs who are looking to start an online food delivery app like Uber Eats.

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deondeapp · 3 months

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This blog will delve into the complexity of food delivery app development while understanding the features, costs, and resources needed to build an Uber Eats clone app. Keep reading on the Guide to Build An App Like Uber Eats.

#Build an App Like UberEats #Guide to Build An App Like Uber Eats #build an Uber Eats clone app

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gretagerwigsmuse · 10 months

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can't hardly wait

Summary: in which a guy named bradley likes you back on hinge...

OR a prequel fic with the first hinge messages

Pairing: Rooster x Fem!Reader

Warnings: listen i know i have a picture selected for her, i just wanted to have the ice cream comparison and went with this one. also i have all the pics on bradley's profile if you're curious 💁🏼‍♀️ he's just so goddamn cute! written for @roosterforme 's 'rocktober' event and inspired by the replacements song. don't forget to read part 1 to see how the date goes 😉 [image template (x)]

Your phone lit up with a notification, buzzing in its spot on your glass desk. You glanced down at it for a moment before going back to your slide deck - until it buzzed again. It was a Hinge notification. You hadn't been particularly active on the app the last couple days, not wanting to get your hopes up yet again. But you'd made one last ditch attempt on Hinge, liking some guys who were way out of your league - before telling Max he had the go-ahead to set you up with his buddy. Leaning back in your desk chair, you swiped up on the notification.

Oh. It was this one - the pretty one. Bradley.

You scrolled back through his profile one more time, reacquainting yourself with the 6'1" brunet. He had a picture cuddling a chunky French Bulldog, one at a Rolling Stones concert, one with an older guy who was probably his dad, and one where his eyes looked like pools of chocolate, in addition to his main photo. Unbidden, a smile crept across your face. He looked kind, sweet. Even if he didn't say where he worked.

Bradley, you tested the name out.

Without further delay, you pulled up his message:

Did you only like me because I also have a picture eating ice cream on my profile? I guess that means you're not lactose intolerant?

You let out a little giggle and twirled around in your desk chair. Oh, he was sweet (and a little nerdy). No, it's because you're unfathomably pretty and I didn't think you'd actually like me back. Trying not to overthink it, you typed out a response:

bold of you to assume it also wasn't the 'stache...and that i'm not just mainlining lactaid

It was cute, a little cheeky. He typed and deleted his response a couple times, leaving you on the edge of your seat.

How far do you have UVA going in MM this year?

You pursed your lips. Hmph. And went back to scrolling his profile. Ah, there it was - he'd also gone to UVA, though a couple years before you. He also drank, didn't smoke, and was vaccinated and bi. You swiped back to the chat.

Your allegiance to UVA in any sporting event wasn't exactly top of mind, so you had to check your March Madness bracket that everyone in the office had been forced to fill out for team building. Just has you were about to say Elite Eight! Bradley messaged back:

Sorry, that was really lame. I’m not used to this.

You smiled. that has to be a line...

His reply was instantaneous. It's not, I promise! Alright give me one more try. How's this?

In the background, your computer pinged with multiple Teams message notifications, but your eyes remained glued to your phone.

Did you know the moon's actually lemon shaped? And that the Milky Way apparently smells like raspberries and rum?

It was such a ridiculous and silly fun fact that it made you smile. Time to put all that barstool trivia knowledge to good use.

no, bradley, i did not know that. do you only specialize in space fun facts or can i get something else out of you...

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Turns out all it took was a smattering of the world's silliest fun facts to get you hooked, and after days of texting you were at the Hard Deck. The beachfront dive bar wasn't exactly your ideal first date location, but it seemed like there was a good crowd inside judging by the excessive number of the cars in the parking lot. As it was, your Uber let you out next to a pale blue Bronco. You smoothed your hands over your dress and checked your hair one final time before heading inside.

You didn’t really date. Not in the same sense that your friends Caroline and Darcy or even Alexa and Max did. The last person you’d gone out with for more than three dates had been your ex-boyfriend Jack and even that relationship fizzled after six months.

But there was just something about him - about Bradley - that made you think this could be something? Something about Bradley made you giggle at your phone while you read his texts and buy a new dress and get a wax for your date.

God, please like me. I hope he likes me.

The bell above the door jingled as you entered, suddenly taken aback not only by the amount of people in the bar, but also the Navy paraphernalia doting seemingly every usable surface. Jesus. Did Uncle Sam pay everyone's tab, too?

Scooting out of the way of another group entering behind you, you bit your lip and stretched your neck, looking around the bar for Bradley. What if he wasn't there? What if he saw you get out of your Uber in the parking lot and bailed? No - he wouldn't do that. The Bradley you had gotten to know over the last couple days sent you fun facts and his Wordle score. He asked about your projects at work and what you were having for dinner. He texted with full capitalization and punctuation. At the very worst, you'd hope you'd get an it's not you, it's me text from him.

But your worry was all for naught because when you got closer to the bar, you saw him. And by some sort of miracle he hadn't seen you yet, which gave you ample opportunity to ogle because you seriously needed a minute. God, he was so pretty. His hair looked lighter in person, not as brown, his arms looked so strong even in his unbuttoned light blue oxford, and that mustache? It worked. It really worked.

And he looked nervous? His knee was bouncing and he kept glancing down at the phone propped up on his knee. 7:33pm - you were late. You squared your shoulders and cleared your throat before closing the final few steps.

"Bradley?"

He spun around on his barstool at your voice. The abrupt motion caused him to almost drop his phone, but it made you smile. Once his eyes settled on you it was like everything stopped. The bar got quiet, you didn't notice the girl next to you complaining about her drink, and the hockey game on TV faded into the background - you just noticed Bradley.

A smile crept across his face as he said your name in turn and you nodded. Your stomach was going crazy with butterflies and your heart was pounding so hard, you were convinced Bradley could see the outline through your pink dress. His voice was warm and raspy and had your insides turning into honey.

"It's nice to see you - " He gave you a full hug that was over far too soon. God he smelled so good, too. "- Here, have a seat. Do you want a drink?"

"You too." You took his hand and got on the barstool, placing your clutch on the table and glancing around the bar. "Ummm, what're you having?"

"An old fashioned - sorry," he shook himself and glanced back down at his drink sheepishly, "you just look really pretty."

You cheeks warmed under his stare and you bit your lip. If your knee nudged his underneath the bar-top then that was just an accident. "Thanks, I'll uh - I'll have a margarita?"

Bradley was either really smart or really lucky when he ordered your margarita with your preferred tequila - you only had to pipe up to request salt on the rim.

And then it was just easy. Everything just fell into place. You talked about your time at UVA - he even got you to admit that you were a Tri-Delta after he admitted to being Sigma Chi philanthropy chair -your favorite restaurants and neighborhoods in San Diego, and your job, which Bradley endearingly thought was fascinating - something you wouldn't exactly agree with, but it was flattering all the same.

And it was only because of the easy conversation and banter between the two of you that you finally felt comfortable bringing up your most burning question all evening:

“So, what’s with the bar?” you asked, looking around with a teasing smile on your face. Bradley cocked his head. “I mean, is it just me or is like every naval officer within a forty mile radius here?”

And then the night took a turn...

don't forget to read part 1 to see how the date goes 😉

a/n: so this was just something small to tide me over before i post my next fic about thanksgiving! hope you all liked it!

#bradley bradsaw x reader #bradley bradshaw imagine #bradley bradshaw x you #bradley and smart aleck #bradley rooster bradshaw x reader #rooster imagine #top gun imagine #rooster x reader #bradley bradshaw x female reader

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itsbenedict · 1 month

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From the beginning | Previously | Coin standings

Yes indeedy! That glue reminds you- just to the south of this market square in the medieval village, there's supposed to be a school of some sort. Since you VALUE LEARNING, you should head there next.

But first...

A DEMOCRAT spends a whopping 21 Coin and purchases a bevy of useful items from the fennec in the butterflies. How generous!

The WIFI ACCESS POINT can be installed in a particular area to gain access to the local network, allowing you to browse the files stored there and potentially communicate with users. Once installed, the access point can't be uninstalled, so choose your moment carefully- or save up for a new one.

DENIAL OF SERVICE is a gun! Wait, a gun?! Yeah, a gun. But like, a fake hacking gun that shoots highly concentrated packet bursts at glitches to overwhelm and stun them. It comes with six "bullets".

The SOFTWARE PATCH can be spent to increase your STINGY OUTLIER by 5% with no untoward side effects! It can even clear certain negative statuses.

You've also been delivered something from UBER EATS, a kind of overpriced food delivery app with a questionable business model. Still, beggars can't be choosers. What is this, tikka masala? It's pretty good!

But you are still hungry.

With all that out of the way, you make your way south.

You find something that might've been a school, once- but here it's nothing but a maze of overgrown ruins. Marble and brick buildings have been overtaken by gigantic trees that hungrily envelop anything they can get their roots on, and the halls, as usual, sit empty and devoid of life... that isn't a weird monster falling apart at the seams. You spot a toucan, except instead of a body it just has another beak, forming some sort of horrid banana that appears to be silently begging for death with two lungless mouths. Eegh.

What can you do here?

There's a couple of kids following you- creepy. These FILIAL TWINS are completely identical and finish each other's sentences, which is just plain spooky. Stop that!

There's someone else offering a tour of a factory that turns iron to sugary breakfast cereal. You don't know how that's possible, but you could find out on an IRON CANDY CHEERIOS TOUR.

Hey, an elevator! An elevator that's been booby-trapped to hell and back! WOO, LETHAL LIFT! You bet you'd be completely murdered if you got on this thing. Fun!

That mannequin's here, reminding you that you always have the option to use SECRETARY POSTURE to look your gleaming best for an EVIL DEVIL AGLEAM.

Continued

#lost in hearts #if you remember the ODD TAIL AVATAR coming from a different location: that's a mistake i edited #it came from this spot but i mixed up the relative positions of this spot and the COSY CUB TV MENU route

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wonik1ss · 6 months

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౨ৎ The Office of IVE ! — an yujin [ 1.0k ]

001. new recruit [half-written] | masterlist

taglist : @dearyujimin @aeriniee @jinsoulinator @dollinin @minaripenguu @gayforalll @hyejuwu @tenjito @baewonlove @strawberrytoki

a/n : hyunseo is lessso btw !

BEEP-BEEP-BEEP

you rubbed your eyes as you forced yourself to get up. as you put on your glasses and opened your phone you giggled

gaeul : she fucking forced me to teacher the newbies !

you quickly texted the angry secretary backs and got ready for work. you yawned as you turned on your coffee machine and cracked an egg over your only pan.

“did you see gauel’s text ! it was supposed to be me but I told our dear yujinnie gaeul ‘loves the youth’”. as wonyoung laughed you slapped her arm.

“your going to get her in anger management classes !”

“again !”. wonyoung giggled as she picked up your cat. you threw more eggs and popped some bacon in your air fryer as wonyoung cooed at your little ginger cat.

“sooooo”. you turned around looking for plates as wonyoung tapped the counter.

“yujin updates !”. you racked your brain for some gossip to feed the girl. wonyoung had come up with the idea that yujin just had a massive crush on you and was misting being mean to show she cared. and for the three months she spewed this shit your rejected it.

“uh.. she glared at me?”. wonyoung slapped your counter making your cat jump off her lap.

“that’s all you got..”. wonyoung pouted as you gave her, her plate of food.

“your making your food sad..”. wonyoung rolled her eyes. the bacon was almost black and upside down with two eggs on top.. that looked mutated.

“I brought breakfast donuts don’t worry”. you sighed as wonyoung took the box of two donuts from her back pack.

“hay why do you have th-“

“sleep over~”. you threw your head back as you poured some water in your cats bowl and some food. she ran around your feet before finally eating it.

“yes ! you know you want a free facial !”. you sighed as you grabbed your work bag and tried to pull down your skirt.

“omg it’s not even that short ! it’s the longest miniskirt I have for christ sake y/n !”. you laughed as you shoved the donut in your mouth and wonyoung ran with hers out your door.

“oh my good I hope you get that bonus soon I’m tired of uberring everywhere..”. you sighed as you ate the last of your donut. wonyoung gave you a piece of gum while she finally took a bite of hers.

“buy your own car?”. wonyoung laughed as you put your lipstick back on. bump

you sighed as wonyoung whipped off the smudge from your cheek and reapplied your lipstick. it was well known by your group that wonyoung had money. she just didn’t use it cause you all didn’t have money like she did. unless it was clothes, or some random campaign or girl scouts cookies wonyoung never spent more then four hundred bucks a week. which she knew was a lot but she just loved miu miu to much.

“shit it didn-“. wonyoung pouted as you ate the last bite of her donut and ran around the car to open her door. she then smiled and tipped the driver twenty bucks. you glared at her.

“what.. he called my outfit skirt”

“you mean the cropped shirt.. the short skirt and the unproperly tied tie?”. wonyoung gasped. but as you entered the building fixed her tie behind you. when you entered the office gauel’s head was on her desk, liz was talking to the new recruits and rei was typing away.

“hey I’ll see you at lu-“

“mrs. y/l/n can you step into my office”. you jumped and wonyoung laughed. you gave her the finger and then fast walked to yujin’s office.

“wh-“

“mrs…. lee..”

“lee hyunseo”. your eyes darted to the teen girl sitting far far far end of your bosses long table.

“yes.. needs a tour of the place and a run through because she was just hired yesterday”. you but your lip, smile and nodded urging hyunseo to follow you.

“oh thank you mrs..”. you had already left. Yujin sighed as she opened her computer and typed ‘praise was not heard’ in her notes app titled ‘confess to y/n’.

as you showed hyunseo around she started to look less wide eyed and more scared. as you approached the new recruit area you stopped her.

“they aren’t going to bite”

“how do you know that?”

“cause I was one of them”. hyunseo tilted her head of the idea of you relating to her.

“really..?”. you patted her head and she cracked a smile.

“ya don’t worry just excuse yourself to the bathroom if you need help”. the younger girl nodded as she waved you goodbye and went into the glass room. immediately you heard a grown.

“you ok eul?”

“fuck no”. you laughed and gaeul pulled her head of her desk.

“oh.. yujin left this for you it’s not poisoned I checked”. you smile dropped as you saw pink lipstick in the coffee. but it creeped up again when you saw the untouched cupcake box.

“you know maybe wo-“

“no no no, have a good day keep the coffee”. you grabbed the cupcake and ran to your desk while gaeul sipped her coffee.

as the recruits left the office the same girl from years ago showed them to their desks. hyunseo was last and sat right across of you next to yeojin. you quickly texted and she turned around and winked at you.

#kpop fanfic #kpop #kpop idol x reader #kpop imagines #kpopidol #kpop gg #kpop smau #kpop girls #reader x idol #reader insert

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a-little-bit-oddish · 9 months

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this is so so so small compared to how it is for other people. like i gotta be clear it is nothing. but man sometimes it's just so demeaning to start looking for orders on uber eats and have to repeatedly reject $3 offers that take like half an hour. there's just so many of them. doordash is a fair bit better but i get like, a fraction of the offers, and i only have so much time to slot in a delivery. but it's just miserable sometimes to eventually give in. fine, i'll drive 25 minutes on the highway to drop off some donuts. fine, i'll take the 15 dollars, because it's better, even though it'll take me over an hour round trip, it'll exhaust me, and that's technically less than minimum wage here. i get paid 20 bucks for a 40 minute shift as a crossing guard. showing up for a dropoff and the app only tells me After i've tried to mark it as delivered that i need to get the PIN for some reason. having to go back and do the shameful "i'm sorry, but it says i need a PIN before i can mark it as delivered" and it's not like they're ever mean about it but. my boss is a phone. my boss if a phone and i constantly have to be tracked, and constantly have to prove to it that i'm doing what it asks. it withholds basic information, like what kind of building i'll be dropping this off at, until i've proven i picked up the order. all of the uber eats orders i take end up below minimum wage and i just take them because i hope i'll get tipped. yesterday i had to go up 22 flights on the elevator and the app didn't account for the several minutes extra time that would take, and it ended up late. today i got home exhausted and with a stomach ache and donut lady tipped me 7 dollars and i nearly cried because god at least she appreciated it

#if you can believe it this is still like. one of the best jobs i've ever had #crossing guard is better though. i do both #i just feel a bit subhuman as a delivery driver sometimes #the stores don't like me. the phone is cold and demanding. the customers don't even thank me when i hand it to them sometimes #anyway i said this is small compared to other people because i still do this by choice. it is not survival money.#it wouldn't be small for people who need to do this #i'm just disabled and can only work for small periods so this is what i've got #mine #vent

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athenawasamerf · 11 months

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hi i love ur blog sm!!! i'm studying in egypt for around 9 months as part of a university program and i was wondering if you had any advice for me (based off ur pinned post- if u don't live in egypt anymore u can ignore this!!!!) both as a woman and just in general. if this isn't something you'd like to talk about feel free to ignore! i hope you're doing well <3

Hey! Welcome to Egypt, also known in the region as the mother of the world.

Mostly my advice would be to steer clear of anyone trying to sell you things on the streets. Don’t take taxis, Uber is more expensive but safer and you’re less likely to get scammed. Idk if you speak any Arabic but try to learn some, it helps in navigating day to day life without getting scammed. Most everyone speaks English (badly, lol), though, so it’s not a requirement. Don’t walk alone at night, don’t trust Egyptian men for half a second, ever, no matter how well you think you know them. Try to make friends quickly, Egyptian women are very friendly and welcoming and extremely helpful. Don’t be afraid to ask for help and support from friends and neighbours. If you’re in Cairo, beware the metro system, it’ll always take at least twice as long as you think it will. If you’re in Alexandria, trams are a good way to travel around if you know what you’re doing, but you’ll have to get to know the tram lines.

Don’t trade currency on the black market, keep to the banks and currency exchange outlets. Don’t drink tap water, and don’t eat from dodgy looking carts unless you have someone’s assurance you won’t get sick off of it.

And, most importantly, enjoy your time to the fullest. Try all the traditional food, explore the museums and historical sites, try to find social media pages and influencers who share ‘hidden gems’ around where you’ll be staying.

Download talabat (it’s a food delivery app and it delivers groceries as well) and mrsool (it’s basically an app to like… get someone to pick up/buy/deliver something for you for a fee) once you get here. And get an Egyptian SIM card on arrival, I recommend Vodafone but be aware coverage might not be great depending on where you are, a lot of areas don’t get any cell coverage inside buildings.

If you’re going to be in Alexandria, hit me up for recommendations if you’d like! And have fun!

#ask

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brostateexam · 2 years

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It’s also the kind of instant gratification business that for a brief moment in recent years seemed to have the potential to change e-commerce forever. “We’d build a plan and they’d [investors would] say you’re not spending enough,” Ilishayev says. “It’s easy to get caught up when you’re having a lot of things go right.”

Gopuff is part of a class of startups that soared during the pandemic, trying to solve a logistics and math puzzle that’s dogged Silicon Valley for decades: Can an e-commerce company whisk products to your house in under an hour? And more important: Can it actually make money doing so?

Flying cars and nuclear fusion it certainly isn’t. But the problem has confounded nearly everyone who’s tried to solve it, starting in the 1990s with Kozmo.com, whose bike messengers swarmed New York and a handful of other cities, offering free one-hour delivery of everything from magazines to 16-ounce Cokes, before it was vaporized in the dot-com crash. Two decades later, Covid-19 lockdowns created the perfect conditions for the model to finally work—billions of people trapped at home, desperate to have anything and everything delivered as quickly as possible, for almost any price. Nearly $10 billion of venture capital gushed into so-called quick commerce companies like Gopuff and the Istanbul-based Getir in 2021, according to PitchBook Data Inc. That didn’t include the exponential growth of delivery apps like DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Instacart, which ferried food from restaurants and supermarkets. Meanwhile, the biggest deliverer of all, Amazon.com Inc., was notching a 40% annual growth rate.

Gopuff, which had been kicking around since 2013, emerged with a different strategy than its DoorDash ilk, mostly middlemen apps that relied on a contract workforce and often skimmed a margin of up to 40% from the restaurants and retailers they made deliveries for. Instead, Gopuff had an Amazon-like approach of storing and stocking products in its own mini warehouses staffed by full-time employees, then using contractors to deliver products to people’s doorstep for $1.95 an order. Its founders, Ilishayev and Yakir Gola, each now 29, got to know each other when they were undergrads at Drexel University, where they started an online business selling hookahs and other smoking paraphernalia to other college kids (early slogan: “Puffin’ has never been this easy”). It wasn’t until 2015 that they entered the booze business, charging an additional $2 fee per order for alcohol, and gradually expanded their assortment and ambition.

By early 2020, Gopuff had 165 warehouses covering some 600 US cities. Then, in the span of two years, the startup raised an astounding $3 billion in venture capital from the likes of SoftBank Group Corp.’s infamous Vision Fund, acquired the 28-year-old liquor retailer BevMo!, and expanded into Europe by buying two smaller competitors. By 2021 its valuation had risen to a hyperbolic $15 billion, and the founders had cashed out by selling some of their shares to investors. They bought a private plane and decamped from Philadelphia to intracoastal mansions in Miami.

Paywall Free version here.

#long reads

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ivaninfotech · 2 years

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A Guide On Food Delivery App Development: Features And Importance

In this era, who doesn’t use a food delivery app?

Right from the younger generation to the adults, every individual in the modern world is well familiar with the food delivery apps that are delivering their favourite food to the very doorstep.

With digital transformation taking grasp on every industry, the sector of the food and beverage industry is also implementing the necessary advanced technologies to enhance the business process and gain more customer base. While the pandemic had hard hit the sector, gradually with the online delivery of food and beverages, the industry started to regain its customers back after the initial severe lockdown. With the adoption of the food and beverage software development in the sector, the entire business process is being streamlined which has been helping right away from food ordering to food delivery to the customers. They are a major part of the restaurant sector with top companies like Uber Eats, Zomato along with Swiggy enabling tough competition.

So, are you a restaurant owner and thinking of having your own food delivery app? That is a great investment and let us explain why every restaurant should have its own food delivery app.

What Are The Benefits Of Building A Food Delivery App?

The last few years have witnessed a significant rise in the demand for food delivery services and that is well understood through the rising of the delivery services like Zomato and Uber Eats. In fact, the market is estimated to grow by $300 billion by the year 2030 due to its rising demand and the usage of smartphones. Hence, more restaurants are investing in food and beverage system software solutions.

Let’s check out why investing in food delivery apps should be important.

Smooth delivery experience for the customers.

Hassle-free ordering and easy tracking

Enhance brand loyalty

Reduced cost due to no food delivery commissions

Ensures seamless and effective communication

Advanced Features To Integrate Into Food Delivery Apps

There are certain features that restaurant businesses should be mandatorily integrated into while developing a food delivery app. Here is a list of advanced features that can help in making your food delivery app one of a kind and provide customer satisfaction.

Quick Search

The search bar option should always be provided in a food delivery app so that the users can easily find the food dish that they are looking for. The search option should help users easily and quickly locate the food and restaurant that they want.

Order Status

Customers should be able to check out the order status of the food that they have ordered through these food delivery apps. Integrating the food delivery app with the food and beverage software development can help the restaurant owners to know the order details and at the same time, the food delivery app data is synced accordingly to let the user know the status.

Multiple Payment Options

Businesses must include multiple payment options in the food delivery app as it provides customers to pay through whichever method they are comfortable with. The payment methods should be faster, easier and as per the user's convenience.

Discounts and Promo Codes

Who doesn’t like some discounts when ordering some food? Therefore, while developing a food app, make sure to include promo codes and discount options to reward your customers for ordering from you thereby enabling them to return for repeated orders in the future.

Customer Reviews and Opinions

Customer reviews and feedback is extremely necessary for any business and especially for food delivery apps. So, make sure you integrate the feature of customer feedback through ratings and reviews for both the food dishes and the delivery service.

The rise of the food delivery app is inevitable and should be taken as an essential aspect by every restaurant. Investing in the food and beverage software development and integrating it with the food delivery app system can help restaurants keep a track of all the customer details related to food delivery.

#food and beverage software development #food and beverage system software solution #food and beverage system software development company

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vira785 · 1 month

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A Step-by-Step Approach to Developing an UberEats Clone App: Tips and Best Practices

Developing an Uber Eats clone app can be a lucrative opportunity for entrepreneurs looking to enter the food delivery industry. With the growing demand for convenient food delivery services, creating a well-designed, user-friendly app can set you on the path to success. However, building a successful UberEats clone app requires careful planning, thoughtful design, and the integration of essential features. In this guide, we'll take you through a step-by-step approach to developing an UberEats clone app, offering tips and best practices to ensure your app meets user expectations and achieves business success.

Market Research and Planning

Understanding Your Target Audience

Before you begin developing your UberEats clone app, it's crucial to conduct thorough market research. Understanding your target audience's preferences, behaviors, and pain points will help you design an app that meets their needs. Consider factors such as demographics, location, and dining habits.

Analyzing Competitors

Study your competitors to identify what they do well and where they fall short. Analyze successful food delivery apps like Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub to understand their features, user experience, and pricing models. This analysis will guide you in creating a competitive app that stands out in the market.

Defining Your Unique Value Proposition

Your Uber Eats clone app should offer something unique that sets it apart from the competition. Whether it's faster delivery times, a broader selection of restaurants, or exclusive deals, defining your unique value proposition will attract users to your platform.

Choosing the Right Technology Stack

Front-End Development

The front end of your UberEats clone app is what users interact with, so it should be intuitive and visually appealing. Choose a technology stack that allows for responsive design and smooth performance across different devices. Common front-end technologies include React Native, Flutter, or Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android.

Back-End Development

The back end is the engine that powers your app, handling tasks like order processing, user authentication, and payment processing. Opt for a robust back-end technology stack that ensures scalability and security. Popular choices include Node.js, Ruby on Rails, or Django.

Database Management

Your app will require a database to store user information, order details, and restaurant data. Choose a reliable and scalable database management system (DBMS) such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MongoDB.

Designing the User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX)

User-Centered Design

The success of your UberEats clone app hinges on providing a seamless user experience. Design your app with the user in mind, ensuring that the interface is intuitive, easy to navigate, and visually appealing. Prioritize features that users value most, such as quick search, easy ordering, and real-time tracking.

Wireframing and Prototyping

Before diving into full-scale development, create wireframes and prototypes of your app. This step allows you to visualize the app's layout and functionality, making it easier to identify potential issues and make improvements early in the process.

Testing and Feedback

Conduct usability testing with real users to gather feedback on your app's design and functionality. This feedback will help you refine the user experience and address any pain points before launching the app.

Integrating Essential Features

Restaurant Listings and Menu Management

Your UberEats clone app should allow users to browse a wide selection of restaurants and view detailed menus. Implement features that enable restaurant owners to update their listings, manage menus, and showcase special offers.

Order Placement and Payment Processing

Simplify the order placement process by allowing users to customize their orders, select delivery options, and make payments securely. Integrate multiple payment gateways such as Stripe, PayPal, or Apple Pay to offer users flexibility in payment methods.

Real-Time Order Tracking

Real-time order tracking is a must-have feature for any food delivery app. Integrate GPS tracking to allow users to monitor the status of their orders from preparation to delivery. This feature enhances transparency and builds trust with your users.

Push Notifications

Push notifications are essential for keeping users informed about their orders, special offers, and promotions. Implement personalized notifications to engage users and encourage repeat orders.

Reviews and Ratings

Allow users to leave reviews and ratings for restaurants and delivery drivers. This feature builds credibility and helps other users make informed decisions when placing orders.

Customer Support

Provide a reliable customer support system within your app. Include features like in-app chat, FAQs, and support tickets to assist users with any issues they may encounter.

Testing and Quality Assurance

Functional Testing

Ensure that all features of your UberEats clone app work as intended by conducting thorough functional testing. Test each feature, from order placement to payment processing, to identify and fix any bugs.

Performance Testing

Evaluate the app's performance under different conditions, such as high traffic or low network connectivity. This testing ensures that your app can handle peak times without compromising user experience.

Security Testing

Security is paramount in any app that handles sensitive user data. Conduct security testing to identify vulnerabilities and implement measures to protect user information and payment details.

User Acceptance Testing (UAT)

Involve real users in the testing process by conducting user acceptance testing. This step helps ensure that the app meets user expectations and is ready for launch.

Launching and Marketing Your App

Launch Strategy

Plan a strategic launch for your UberEats clone app. Consider launching in phases, starting with a pilot launch in a specific region before expanding to other areas. This approach allows you to gather feedback and make improvements before scaling up.

Marketing and Promotion

Develop a comprehensive marketing strategy to promote your app and attract users. Utilize social media marketing, influencer partnerships, and digital advertising to increase visibility. Offering discounts or referral programs can also incentivize new users to try your app.

App Store Optimization (ASO)

Optimize your app's listing on app stores to increase its visibility and downloads. Use relevant keywords, compelling descriptions, and high-quality screenshots to attract potential users.

Continuous Improvement and Scaling

Gathering User Feedback

After launching your UberEats clone app, gather feedback from users to identify areas for improvement. Regularly update the app based on user suggestions to enhance the user experience.

Scaling Your App

As your user base grows, ensure that your app's infrastructure can handle increased traffic and demand. Consider adding new features, expanding to new regions, and partnering with more restaurants to scale your business.

Monitoring Performance

Continuously monitor your app's performance, including load times, crash reports, and user retention rates. Use analytics tools to gain insights into user behavior and optimize the app accordingly.

Conclusion

Developing an UberEats clone app with the help of an on-demand app development company involves careful planning, strategic execution, and ongoing refinement. By focusing on market research, technology selection, design, testing, and marketing, you can create a successful food delivery app that meets user needs and fosters business growth. Prioritizing user experience, integrating essential features, and staying responsive to feedback is key to building a reliable and competitive Uber Eats clone app in the crowded food delivery market.

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infowindtech57 · 1 month

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How Much Does It Cost to Create a Food Delivery App Like Zomato

Comfort and delicious food are two things people love most when they combine on one platform with on-demand meal delivery apps like Zomato, Uber Eats, Swiggy, and GrubHub.Regardless of the demography they reside in, on-demand meal delivery mobile applications are bound to become a hit with a vast pool of mobile application users by simplifying ordering food, allowing millions of users to tap and flick. With a food delivery app like Zomato, customers can order meals from their favorite restaurants and enjoy a luxurious meal while they’re at it.

A restaurant is a gathering place where patrons gather to try a range of dishes, including those from their preferred cuisine. In every city, a large number of restaurants have opened intending to satisfy patrons with their best offerings. Numerous eateries are also providing their patrons with food delivery services. It can be challenging to choose the ideal restaurant where one can enjoy their favorite dish and satiate their palate. Foods can be transported online via several websites. How Much Does Zomato Cost as an App? It is a topic that comes up frequently for company owners or organizations who want similar app development.

We all picture ourselves as the proprietor of an app similar to Zomato, delivering food to customers’ doorsteps with ease and growing wealthier every day in a world where creating apps for online food orders and delivery is profitable. Well, there isn’t any magic that could do this!

The Cost Of Developing An Indian Food Delivery App Like UberEats, Zomato, or Swiggy

The most frequent query posed by company owners is this one. Sadly, there isn’t a predetermined response. Creating an app similar to Zomato involves many factors. These include the type of app, its features, the platform, and the price. The type of app determines the complexity and functionality. Here’s the breakdown of the cost:

The development budget can have a maximum of $10,000 to $25,000. The ultimate cost will depend on your decision to develop the app in-house or hire an app development company.

Several variables may affect the app’s ultimate price. Features, design complexity, and development time are crucial. The next step is to choose the complexity level for your app’s structure.

Additionally, the design and user experience will influence the cost. More advanced features will require higher investment. Lastly, think about regular app upgrades and maintenance. These factors will also impact the total cost. The cost of development will increase due to various business requirements.

For instance, it is less expensive to develop a meal delivery app with just two features—location-based search and menu integration—than to combine your restaurant listing with order tracking and other features.

The type of mobile operating system required also affects pricing; for instance, because Android has more capabilities than iOS, creating for Android is more expensive.

The price to build a Zomato-like food delivery app service might be anything from $10,000 to $15,000 if the labor is outsourced. Even so, this is still less expensive than comparable enterprise software projects, where monthly retainer rates are normally higher and teams are frequently compensated by the hour.

This is not the end of the app development expense. Don’t fall for this ruse. Only now have we brought up the development cost.

It’s important to keep in mind that operating an app business comes with additional operational expenditures in addition to the initial costs of design and development:

Purchasing domain names ($1000), conducting market research ($1000), establishing a server hosting environment ($2000), and running advertising campaigns ($2000),

Updating apps throughout time (10% of monthly income)

All of this comes to a total of more than $20,000 annually! However, companies that distribute food, like Grubhub and Seamless, make up to $600 million annually.

Don’t let these figures deter you from creating an app similar to Zomato if you’re passionate about it. A large portion of this money is used for marketing, which is something that profitable businesses invest a significant sum of money in each year. Likewise, marketing expenditures for recently founded companies will never match those of well-known companies.Food Delivery App

Components of Similar Apps like Zomato

Below is a list of the four fundamental elements that all meal order delivery applications have in common. Together, these four components allow the app to function as a whole.

1. Customer Side:

The customer element is what consumers see on their displays when they log into the app. This includes researching eateries, ordering food, scheduling, paying, and leaving reviews.

Simple restaurant information is visible, such as menus, pictures, the address, phone number, and reviews and ratings left by patrons.

Look for eateries, pubs, and cafés in the area by using the straightforward search feature.

basic meal ordering

several secure payment options, including Paypal, Google Pay, Paytm, UPI, credit cards, and debit cards.

Clients can view previous orders and reservations.

Easy signup; users can register with their social network credentials as well.

By utilizing their handles on social media, users may connect and share their favorite dishes.

Customers can call the restaurant or the driver with specific requests about their order.

Users of the app can include their social media handles while creating their accounts.

Users can find out more about their orders by using the push notification feature.

2. Delivery Person App

The courier guarantees the prompt delivery of the requested food. By logging in, delivery staff can keep track of all customer orders. There are some other features of the same:

Check Orders: At that point, the delivery man can see the status of every order and the grocery delivery window for every one of them. Every order—completed and pending—is listed. This makes planning easier.

Orders: This feature must allow the delivery man to take orders that can be fulfilled. The grocery delivery service may also refuse orders that are placed after business hours or that are unable to be completed because of emergencies.

Delivery History: Following that, the courier can keep track of each order that has been completed within a given time frame. This might happen once a month or once a week.

Call to Customers: This option allows the delivery person to contact customers and ask for any further delivery instructions that might be needed. An address or any other kind of information could be included in these details.

Geolocation: All grocery delivery guy programs need to have a geolocation feature to deliver the menu items and track their delivery position.

E-sign Page: To confirm that their order has been received, customers can sign on this page.

3. Restaurant Side

Restaurant owners see the user side of their business when they log into the app. They have access to items like requests and customer profiles. Most meal delivery services share most of the app’s functionality between patrons and restaurant owners.

4. Admin Dashboard

Lastly, the admin panel is used to oversee every aspect of the app, particularly user activity.

Admin Login

Order Management

Technology Payment

Payments Management

Application Management

Restaurant Management

What Distinguishes Zomato From Other Applications That Order Food?

In the fiscal year 2023, Zomato had over 647 million orders. When compared to the prior year, when Zomato received over 535 million orders, this represented a 21 percent growth.

There are a few key features that distinguish a meal delivery service like Zomato from other apps if you’re thinking about developing one:

Details of the Restaurant

Users should be able to access the relevant restaurant information using mobile food delivery applications such as Zomato. A smartphone app for ordering food should list restaurants and their prices. To draw users in, the app should also highlight the restaurant’s well-known meals.

Users should also be given access to photographs, the delivery time, and the address of the restaurant. The user can provide information while looking for the ideal restaurant that serves delectable meals thanks to these details.

User Listing

One important element that needs to be included in the Zomato clone apps is a user profile. Consumers enjoy placing delicious food orders from their preferred eateries. The user’s search time for the subsequent order is reduced. However, user profile information is crucial for restaurant operators. It assists them in gathering information on the preferences of their clients. Restaurants can send push notifications of special offers and discounts thanks to this function.

Ratings and Reviews

Including the reviews and rating function is an important detail to keep in mind while creating the online meal delivery app. These are essential since they let patrons provide comments regarding the meal, delivery service, or dining establishment.

New clients may choose dishes and restaurants with ease thanks to reviews and ratings. Customers can therefore use the tool to look for the greatest eateries and cuisine.

The Business Model Of The Zomato App

The success of Zomato is contingent upon its business concept.

Zomato is essentially an app that offers user ratings, information, meal delivery, and menus from affiliated restaurants as part of its business model.

The fundamental elements of Zomato’s business plan are as follows:

Customers place orders in real-time through the app.

Consumers have access to a wide range of eateries and menu options, as well as large fleet delivery partners who can assist in delivering food faster than anticipated.

Zomato’s revenue model

Zomato started as a restaurant directory and listing tool. Restaurants that signed up for the platform were able to profit from advertising as a result. In addition to charging restaurants fees to be displayed on the screen, Zomato is also expanding food delivery and restaurant reservations. Restaurants can increase visibility and conversions by advertising upcoming events and special offers with Zomato’s main banner. Zomato has expanded its global culinary reach and generated several new revenue streams. How Zomato’s business approach and diversity enable it to produce enormous profits.

Owners of restaurants

Supermarkets in retail

Providers of services for delivery

Zomato’s value proposition is based on the QAAA model, which guarantees and offers partners and customers quality, accessibility, affordability, and assortments. Zomato is unique and admirable because of its values, which are as follows:

Users can check the estimated time of arrival and follow their orders in real time after placing them. Thanks to the many search and filter options, customers can make purchases with ease. Additionally, Zomato offers Gold Membership to help companies grow their customer base and foster loyalty. Zomato Gold service subscribers get additional benefits including large savings on food and drink orders.

FAQ

Does a meal delivery app make money?

Just Eat, Delivery Hero, and Deliveroo are all having difficulty becoming profitable and expanding. However, it appears that Meituan, Uber, and DoorDash are all operating profitable operations. There is increasing competition in the food delivery services business. There can be more consolidation coming up. We have gathered information and figures regarding the industry for meal delivery apps.

How much would it ultimately cost to create a Zomato-like app?

In monetary terms, the average cost to develop an app similar to Zomato might vary from $6500 to $11,000, contingent on the desired level of complexity. Additionally, be prepared to spend at least $25,000 if you’re looking for something extremely large to start.

What is Zomato’s earnings per delivery?

As previously said, you can make between ₹40 and ₹80 for each delivery. Let’s say you put in four to six hours a day at work and finish about eight deliveries. Then you can easily make between ₹480 and ₹520. Based on these calculations, you should be able to make about ₹12,000 working as a Zomato delivery boy part-time.

What is the current revenue from applications that deliver food?

With the current conditions we are facing, the revenue generated by food delivery app is likely to rise from its current level of close to $14,000.

Does the meal delivery industry have any hidden costs?

The issue is that while everyone has been receiving depressing news as a result of the shutdown, nothing beats a meal delivery service in terms of profitability. Developing creative ways to charge your clients and recoup your expenses is one way to solve this. The major platforms are engaging in this activity, so you might be able to watch and pick up some tips from them as well.

Conclusion

You need to start with a really good, workable concept if you want to develop a food delivery app service like Zomato. Clarity is key when it comes to the features you want to include in your application. Hiring a mobile app developer is another option available to you because it’s a cost-driven and significant success component. They will collaborate closely with you to create an app that flawlessly captures the essence of your business while guaranteeing a top-notch user experience.

So, all you need is the correct selection of qualified developers, regardless of whether you have a fantastic idea to create an app similar to Zomato from scratch or you need to update the current app. You can get in touch with us to discuss your needs and to receive solutions of the highest caliber even if you haven’t hired any developers yet.

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Hauz Khas Village

Hauz Khas Village: A popular village known for its eclectic cafes, boutiques, and art galleries, it’s a favorite hangout for locals and tourists alike. Explore the historic Hauz Khas complex, home to central fountains, tombs, and mosques, then shop and dine to your heart’s content. Whether you’re interested in history, culture, spirituality, or simply the safety of the city, there’s something for every visitor in Delhi, India. It’s known for its historical significance, lively atmosphere, and modern amenities. Here’s a general introduction:

History: The Word “Hauz Khas” interpret as “royal tank” in Urdu. It originates from a large lake built during the reign of Alauddin Khalji, Sultan of Delhi in the 13th century. The purpose of building the reservoir was to supply water to the nearby Siri Fort area. Universities, mosques and other buildings. It was built by Sultan Firuz Shah Tughlaq in the 14th century. It is a popular park where visitors can walk, eat and watch deers and other wildlife. The final resting place of Ruz Shah Tughlaq is in Delhi, where the Tughlaq dynasty ruled. The narrow lane is lined with boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, cafes and bars, popular with both locals and tourists. There Were many pubs, bars & lounges Give a variety of entertainments options, make it a popular destination for tourists. Handicraft. Visitors can search the area for special deals. It is a place for creative expression and contemporary art. : It is well connected to other parts of Delhi by The road and metro. Hauz Khas Metro Station Gives an easy access to the area for Daily Travellers and tourists.

To visit Hauz Khas Hauz Buses in Delhi Use different means of transport, such as metro, bus or taxi as per the following directions:

Delhi Metro: Hauz Khas Is The Nearest Metro station This Metro Line Comes under the Yellow Line of the (DMRC) Popular stations include Rajiv Chowk (Connaught Place), Kashmiri Gate, and Central Secretariat. It is the nearest station to Hauz Khas Village.

Buses: Delhi has an extensive bus system operated by the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and private operators. To find the most suitable bus route for your location, go to the website or use apps like Google Maps or Delhi Public Transport Offline.

Taxi: Taxis, including in-app services like Uber and Ola, are widely available in Delhi. Select your current location and set Hauz Khas as your destination. , you can trace their location in Actual time. So the traffic is normal, especially during rush hours It is recommended that you plan your trip accordingly, including conditions like traffic and time taken from your location to Hauz Khas, using your chosen mode of transport.

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Earning Money in the USA in 2024: Top Strategies

As we move into 2024, the opportunities to earn money have evolved with new technologies, trends, and economic conditions. Whether you're looking for a side hustle or a full-time gig, here are some of the best ways to earn money in the USA this year:

1. Freelancing and Gig Economy

The gig economy continues to thrive, offering flexible work opportunities for various skill sets. Popular platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and TaskRabbit can help you find freelance work in areas like writing, graphic design, programming, and handyman services.

Tip: Build a strong portfolio and gather positive reviews to stand out from the competition.

2. Remote Work

Many companies are embracing remote work, providing opportunities for individuals to work from anywhere. Job boards like Remote.co and We Work Remotely list positions ranging from customer service to tech roles.

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3. Online Tutoring and Teaching

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Tip: Create engaging and interactive lesson plans to keep students motivated.

4. Content Creation

With the rise of platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Twitch, content creation has become a viable way to earn money. Whether through ad revenue, sponsorships, or fan donations, there's potential to monetize your passions.

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5. E-commerce and Dropshipping

Starting an online store has never been easier. Platforms like Shopify and Etsy allow you to sell products directly to consumers. Dropshipping is another option where you don't need to hold inventory.

Tip: Focus on niche products and excellent customer service to differentiate yourself.

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Investing in stocks, real estate, or cryptocurrency can be lucrative if done wisely. Platforms like Robinhood, Coinbase, and various real estate crowdfunding sites make investing accessible to everyone.

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7. Participating in the Sharing Economy

Platforms like Airbnb and Turo allow you to rent out your home or car. This can be a great way to earn passive income with assets you already own.

Tip: Ensure you understand the legal and insurance implications of renting out your property.

8. Side Hustles and Part-Time Jobs

Traditional side hustles like dog walking, babysitting, and delivery driving (for companies like DoorDash or Uber Eats) remain solid options for earning extra cash.

Tip: Choose side hustles that fit your schedule and leverage your existing skills.

9. Skill Development and Certifications

Investing in your skills can open up new job opportunities. Online courses and certifications in high-demand fields like IT, healthcare, and digital marketing can boost your earning potential.

Tip: Look for courses with accreditation and positive reviews.

10. Passive Income Streams

Consider building passive income streams through methods like creating a blog, writing an eBook, or developing an app. These can provide ongoing revenue with upfront effort.

Tip: Be prepared for an initial time investment to set up these streams effectively.

Final Thoughts

The key to earning money in 2024 is to stay adaptable and open to new opportunities. Whether you pursue a traditional job or explore entrepreneurial ventures, there's potential to succeed with dedication and smart strategies. Happy earning!

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