Quarantine “completely destroyed” Emma Narvaez’s doTERRA business that she’d been running successfully for 8 years. And over the next 2 years, she worked on how to replace that income while still being able to pick up her kids from school. She had the skills advantage from her other career fundraising for New York City nonprofits, but it was in one of her local mom Facebook groups that she stumbled upon a Dumpling business owner.
s Dumpling takes action. They care about the shoppers, but they also care about the clients and the tech. When people write in and complain or ask questions, there’s adjustments made, Dumpling’s always growing and changing,” explains Netta, “I can’t confidently say that about other platforms out there.”
Snazzy Out-of-This-World Suits and Creative Chops Help This Delivery Duo Earn More with Fewer Orders
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A grocery deliverer who’s not a fan of grocery shopping? Well, that’s only when he’s shopping for himself. But when CBE Delivery Service owner, Chuck Elliott (or Uncle Chuck to his beloved customers), shops for his clients, he’ll go to other towns, cities, and on long discovery trips to gather exactly what they need. And he does it in one of his 20 out-of-this-world suits designed for all holidays, seasons, and to spark joy in customers.
Resourceful Mom of Four Leaves Extreme Couponing Behind to Become Enterprising Delivery Entrepreneur
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From Hurricane Katrina and extreme couponing to building her grocery delivery business, Making Groceries For You, Dominique Turner knows how to power through tough situations and succeed.
Talisha Herald formed POPPY. This independent business of hers then swooped in by building strong relationships, refining what personal shopping felt like for her customers, and standing up for fair pay in gig-style work.
Priding himself on his unique ability to secure hard-to-find items for clients, retiree Tim Sauers originally got into grocery delivery…
One Woman's Drive to Build Bridges and Remove the Guilt of Asking for Help Through Grocery Delivery
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“The resources Dumpling has are incredible. Their coaches do twice a week training calls, I’m not able to jump on all of them, but the fact that they’re there and the community spirit of helping each other is really helpful,” Heather explains, “I love that it’s my business and I’m solely responsible for the success or failure of this business, but I have all the support and tools I need at my fingertips for whatever direction I want to take it with Dumpling.”
Niching Down to Vacation Rentals Boomed Business for Antoine, a Former Fortune 500 Salesman
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From Fortune 500 company paint salesman to gig worker with Shipt, Uber, and Lyft, Antoine Good and his company, A…
Long-Time Customer Service Worker Bee Tim Finds Success Switching to Grocery Delivery Entrepreneurship
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“One of Dumpling’s selling points is that I’m able to have one-on-one coaching,” he says, “I was very impressed with the coaching I got early on. The fact that I know I have people to reach out to it, just a call or text to get some answers, and it’s a team there to assist me in the decisions I want to make for my company.”
When the mayor of the grocery store (called “Uncle Q” by his family of clients) partners with a marketing maven,…