I made a lot of tip money delivering pizzas
I'm going to show you how to do the same
I made a lot of tip money delivering pizzas
I'm going to show you how to do the same
About Pizza Pro
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About Me
Hey, my name is Dennis. In a lot of ways I'm just like you. Worked every job under the sun from fast food to factories. One day, that factory closed its doors in a bad, bad economy, and it seemed the only place doing any hiring were pizza joints. So, what was a guy with no degree and a house payment going to do?
I was getting desperate....
Out of time
Out of options
Out of options
Factories were closing left and right in the 2008- 2009 timeframe. Fast food joints weren't doing a lot of hiring for my management experience level, nor paying what I needed.
Out of options
Out of options
Out of options
House payments, insurance, car repair bills and credit card bills were coming due. I needed to do something, fast.
Deja vu
Out of options
Carefully selected a pizza chain to apply to
Back in the '90's I had delivered pizza, so I decided to try my hand at it again.
Carefully selected a pizza chain to apply to
Soon I was making 5x that amount, and delivering in to the priciest areas of the city
Carefully selected a pizza chain to apply to
Not all pizza delivery chains are the same. I did some homework to figure out which ones were doing the best. A busier store and location meant that they were still selling pizzas. And pizzas meant TIP$.
Started off making $250 in tips my first week
Soon I was making 5x that amount, and delivering in to the priciest areas of the city
Soon I was making 5x that amount, and delivering in to the priciest areas of the city
That was enough to pay for my gas and some snacks to get me through the week.
Soon I was making 5x that amount, and delivering in to the priciest areas of the city
Soon I was making 5x that amount, and delivering in to the priciest areas of the city
Soon I was making 5x that amount, and delivering in to the priciest areas of the city
I was getting better and better at delivering pizzas. About six months in to my delivery job, I discovered that a lot of the tips I was earning had nothing to do with pizza.
I'm not a flashy used car salesman
I'm not a bamboozler
I know you have absolutely no reason to trust me. And I can't convince you to trust me over the web.
My website doesn't have fake pix
No fake pix of me standing in front of some $120,000 shiny new red Corvette trying to convince you that your tips are going to be enough to afford expensive sports cars. (Not my car ------->)
No pictures of me holding a handful of hundred dollar bills
Nope, no gimmicks here, and no, that's not me holding those bux!
I run weekly Zoom webinars to teach what I know
Webinars are the wave of the future
They're the only way I could show the thousands of people just like you how to maximize their tips. I didn't want to write some boring blog that no one reads, or prints books that will never be seen at the library. No, I decided that it would be webinars, or nothing. This way, you can literally SEE me on your computer screen, and ask questions at the end.
My webinars last about an hour
Sometimes 90 minutes. They are very informative, and you are going to want to take notes. I conduct webinars on Mondays only.
It costs a lot of money
Yeah, it costs money to run a website, pay for the hosting, the Zoom webinars and the advertising. So I charge $25 per person to attend one of my webinars. People will pay $15 for a worthless movie ticket that will end up giving them practically nothing in return, so $25 is more than fair for about 90 minutes of your time that can teach you so much about what you could be doing to earn more tips at the door.
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