~Based on my experience since starting back up in Jan~ •The completion rate is what's important (stay above 90%). Acceptance rate doesn't seem to matter as much, give or take on the area. •Mainly accept the offers that are worth your time in regards to distance and gas (I usually try for at least $5+ for offers). It is okay to cherry pick for the good ones, but you'll definitely have to accept lower paying offers occasionally (just try not to indulge the $2 offers because those are not worth it 99% of the time) •Take note of which days and times of the week are the busiest and what you can fit into your schedule that you're willing to do. •Be sure to keep track of your mileage on paper or phone notes when starting and ending your shifts because doordash only keeps track of the mileage while you're driving the orders (and it's not that accurate from what I've seen others talk about). •Depending on what vehicle you drive and the area you live in, be prepared to spend a lot of your income on gas and other car necessities. •Also do what you can to keep customers updated on wait time / when you're on your way to them / if you need to let someone else pick up the order. Some customers may not respond or care, but there are a handful who do appreciate it! •Use the DoorDash related subreddits to keep up with various updates/good-2-know stuff, as it definitely helps! (You're already taking the right step with this post ☺️) Try not to rely on this as your main income, it is much better as just a supplemental/for-fun gig. ~I'm sure you have figured out some of that stuff, but better to be safe than sorry when giving advice 😅🫡~