Top 5 Tips to make $3,000+ a month on TaskRabbit !

[@aimforinfinity7616]

I’m doing this full time In Nashville TN I made an easy 2100$ last month and now I’m elite in Help Moving and close to elite in Yardwork!

[@Amtonyp]

Nice, keep up the good work. It can only go up from there!

[@hacknitty1337]

You’re awesome bro, even though your notes were not readily available you did a great job very informative and super helpful!!! Keep up the great work!!! Cheers

[@motorcycleguy73]

Thank you very much you convinced me I'm signing up I'm retired firefighter looking for a little side gig to keep myself busy and meeting people

[@Amtonyp]

I'm happy to hear! I hope you're doing well.

[@xtianlpz]

I really appreciate the tips and help. I'm looking forward to see your journey ✌🏼

[@Amtonyp]

I'm always happy to help out, good luck with your journey as well !

[@amatureskater15]

I'm just getting all signed up and waiting on the background check, to come back (i know I'm clean) I'm hoping a mix of Automotive, moving, and mounting will supplement my income while I'm in-between jobs. Thanks for the videos!

[@tantrumholer]

I just came from your other video where you mention stagehand work and here you mention filming in people's houses, I used to be the guy bringing cardboard and rubber mats for scene shoots so houses wouldn't get damaged. It's funny how much these different lines of work have elements crossing over into each other.

[@jeffchen6016]

Lots of great advice. Thanks. Have a good one. 😀

[@keifer7813]

Great tips, but from a customer's perspective, I usually give higher ratings to service workers (e.g delivery guys) when they don't ask for a rating rather than when they ask. So, I'm thinking I'll get a higher rating if I do the same and don't ask, but let my job and personality speak for itself. What do you think?

[@Amtonyp]

Completely agree, I've always done the same and received high ratings this way. Just thought I'd suggest it as an option if your ratings are less than stellar.

[@keitht.2727]

I own a service company and find I only get a couple reviews a year unless I ask in a less intrusive manner: "I just realized my google bumps my rating up with reviews. Can you leave one if you have time someday?" etc.

[@jamiestillplayswithcars]

I disagree, embrace the rating system, do not be afraid to talk about it. “Mr./Mrs. Customer, as you might be aware, ratings are an important part of this business. Is there any reason at all that you would not leave me the highest rating possible?” If something was not to the customer’s liking this is also an opportunity to fix it, it is good for business, don’t just assume you did a great job. And if you truly deserve a less-than-perfect rating, now would be a good time to discuss it. For instance, I totally botched an appointment and set it for the wrong time, I also failed to reach out to that customer the day before the appointment, where I would have realized that I set it for the wrong time. Upon completion of the job I brought up the rating, I owned my mistake and asked that if the customer was to leave a rating less than 5 stars to please also leave a brief comment as to why the rating was what it was, rather than a generic 1, 2, 3 or 4 stars. None of us are perfect, but with the input of others’ we can work on being better tomorrow than we were yesterday.

[@verticallines212]

I would hire him for sure!

[@mediaadgroup]

Good Video, Excellent Advice For New GIG Workers...Well Done!

[@alexanderswain9459]

Thank you for making this video. Very helpful

[@diegoramirez7649]

I live about 2hours away from L.A. I don’t think there will be much work around my area. I think L.A. can be a great market to make my drive worth. Do you have the option to choose the area you want to service? Or is it solely based on my home address?

[@true9304]

Hey, i am very new to tasker and was wondering whats the best skills to start on for a beginner & How should i actually start this business.

[@antoniopdiaz7]

Furniture Assembly and Ikea Assembly.

[@muhammadzamanhaji9192]

I’m new also I don’t know even how to use

[@Amtonyp]

I had previous work experience with tools which is why I found my groove doing furniture assembly and quickly realized how well it pays. But if you're just starting out and don't have much experience, try out personal assistant gigs. The pay will start out low but you'll learn a lot along the way and some tasks might even require you to put together small things for your client. As for anything on Taskrabbit, your success is all based on how well you can follow instructions. Good luck my friend!

[@Amtonyp]

@@muhammadzamanhaji9192 Download the taskrabbit app and click "Become a Tasker" then just follow the instructions to do a background check, I believe it's about $20-$30. Once you're approved, you can fill out your profile: add a photo, set your hours, share your work experience, and pick the type of tasks you'd like to do.

[@antoniopdiaz7]

@@Amtonyp This is all good advice that we all gave but at the end of it, all markets are different and your results may vary. ✌

[@proudtobeautistic]

It's like Ray Kroc said look out for the customers and the business will take care of itself.

[@NewEnglish860]

Good stuff Thanks

[@ewolam]

I am curious that how to ask other tasker for helping you? I thought every tasker has to work on his own.

[@PvpBeast713]

How many days you work in a week and the hours?

[@Amtonyp]

Monday thru Friday, around 15-20 hours a week!

[@FJTrailSide]

Does Taskrabbit take care of your taxes W-2 or do you?

[@Amtonyp]

So since taskrabbit is not considered an employer, they don't provide you with a W-2 form. The company is required to provide you a Form 1099 if you earn more than $20,000 and perform more than 200 tasks in the calendar year. Even if you don't receive a 1099, you must still report your Taskrabbit income. Make sure to check your state's tax rules for independent contractors.

[@keitht.2727]

@@Amtonyp I've always filled out a 1099 if I do more than $600 of work for someone in a year

[@Gamerz.280]

How do you become a Tasker I just downloaded the app and when I click on become a Tasker it is not working

[@user-vc3du2uw2w]

How many Task you average a month?

[@edwini7932]

I haven't got any task since I signed up 2 weeks ago Is there something am not doing

[@Amtonyp]

Audit yourself, take a good look at your profile description and profile picture. Would you hire yourself? Do you seem inviting and welcoming for the job? Try changing your profile picture, or writing a new description. Look up examples and try it out!

[@pouncerminned863]

any updates?

[@ivanreagent]

@@pouncerminned863 well I am a tasker in nyc and business for me is down.

[@audiomontana8073]

Hey.. I'm from India planning to move to LA. Can I totally relay on taskrabit working 6 hrs a day. Plz help me I'm new to your channel... need your help..❤

[@Amtonyp]

Always spread out your options, I was doing several jobs aside from taskrabbit and once one gig was supplementing most of my income, I went hard on the option that was working the best for me. Try as many things as you can when you're starting out.

[@Mentalmathclass]

What state you live in?

[@VideovigilanteUSA]

@6:45 its better to stay on platform and possibles get you banned ..just be reasonable task rabbit does the marketing for you.

[@Lion-qi8ej]

Hi Anthony - my skill set is some specialized training and coaching with kettlebells, diet and exercise for older guys. Is taskrabbit a place I can monetize this value and skill set? Thank you. Great site. I could also help with pretty much anything like personal assistance, lifting and moving stuff for seniors, etc.