A man signs up to deliver groceries and within twelve months he has paid off most of his debt, started a retirement account and upgraded to a newer, roomy car. Author Steve Labinski discovered a great job when he signed up for Instacart and Shipt, and along with insights from friends he's met along the way wants to help you do the same.In this revised second edition, you get the inside track on making a good living in the grocery delivery gig business. Find out how to get customers exactly what they want, how to shop faster and discover lots of help on maximizing tips! The key is to run your gig like your own business. Present yourself so you stand out. The second edition contains a new chapter explaining how to turn a part-time delivery gig into a full-time job. There's also guidance for doing your income taxes properly, buying the right delivery vehicle and staying motivated. It's all here!"Over the past three years, I have learned how great these gig jobs are,especially for women, people of color and recent immigrants to the UnitedStates. Properly motivated, anyone can make the job into what they need,whether it's something part time to pay off debts, or full time so they can supportthemselves and save for the future." - Steve LabinskiTable of Contents Introduction Getting Started: Shopper BasicsAdvanced Shopper ClassTop 5 Do's and Dont'sShopping Tips and TricksHow to Shop for Fruits and VegetablesMeet the Meats (How to shop for meat)How to Shop for SeafoodMilk and DairyHow to Shop for FlowersThe Stores (Selected stores you may get sent to, with advice)Your Car (Buying the best car for the job, finding insurance, gas buying tips)Taxes and Insurance (Paying your income taxes, deductions, learning the Schedule C)Life Techniques (Help on living the dream!)One Last ThingSteve’s book truly showcases the nuances of being an Instacart Shopper. This book will show not only how to do this job right, but how to finesse it. Anyone who reads this book already has an advantage over other shoppers in their zone.- Chad Polenz the Gig Economist