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How to Hire Good Restaurant Delivery Service Drivers for the Winter?

Five things to look for when hiring reliable restaurant delivery service drivers for your RDS. The busy season for restaurant delivery starts in September, but things tend to really ramp up when temperatures drop. People want the luxury and experience of a restaurant...

How Nostalgia Can Drive Summer Food Delivery Orders?

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Boost your restaurant delivery business with a summertime stroll down memory lane. Many of us have strong memories associated with food, especially tied to certain seasons or holidays. Thanksgiving means mashed potatoes. The Fourth of July means hot dogs and...

Are Profitable Food Delivery Apps Still a Thing?

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What your RDS can learn from the Big 3—and why profitability is more accessible than you think. At this point, it seems to be fairly common knowledge that the big food delivery companies still aren’t profitable. Some may find this baffling, given the fact that...

Boost Your Business with Corporate Food Delivery: A Guide for Restaurant Delivery Services

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Is your Restaurant Delivery Service (RDS) seeking new ways to expand its customer base? Here at DataDreamers, we talk a lot about delivering great food to people’s homes. But have you ever considered targeting local businesses and office buildings for restaurant...

Why are food delivery apps struggling?

Delivery, Restaurant News

Learn the real reasons why the restaurant delivery industry is having a hard time remaining profitable. The food delivery business was absolutely booming at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic and for many months after. But as the world returns to “normal operations,”...

What’s the Real Value of Food Delivery Services?

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A new way to think about food delivery service that has nothing to do with money. Financial experts say that, after many months, inflation is starting to cool down a little. However, many people are still being careful with their spending and avoiding frivolous...

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