A brief description of the errand site TaskRabbit

TaskRabbit uses the form of mission announcements and claims to create a Consumer-to-consumer service platform where people can post tasks, and the runners claim and complete the rewards for their tasks.

Lisa was one of the girls I met in a product design event in San Francisco, and the other people who sat down to open the computer to record what the speaker was talking about or chatted with other people, she was looking for someone to take pictures, and when she found me, I asked her what to do with her photo. She replied, ' because I'm a taskrabbit, I'm going to finish my task.

If you don't know TaskRabbit, you may not know what she is talking about. TaskRabbit is a company founded in 2008, in short, it's a personal platform for people to outsource to someone who doesn't have the time or space to do something, but also helps someone who is flexible and wants to do something that isn't sitting in the office and finds new things to do and make money.

For example, Lisa told me that she was going to finish a task, that is, someone who lives in the South Bay San Jose, we call him a. A made a product called idea++, and he wanted to promote it as much as possible in social settings, but he didn't have time to come from South Bay to San Francisco tonight, posting a "mission" on TaskRabbit, Lisa is a regular tourist, flexible, live in San Francisco girl, On TaskRabbit's iphone app saw this task, and continued to bid "bid" on the basis of a bid, gaining the task of promoting its products for a in the event tonight. When setting up a task, A has already stated that he needs Lisa to take pictures of his products as much as possible, and then reply to a on TaskRabbit to give a consideration for completing the task and then pay for it. This is the two sides completed the transaction.

There are a few details. If I were a, would I have trusted her alone with Lisa's bid? Of course not. You can't go to a stranger and help you do private things. Now TaskRabbit has 15,000 certified "task-holders", the common feature of which is reliable, flexible time. That's why Lisa said when she saw me, "I'm a TaskRabbit." "In fact, you open TaskRabbit's Web site, and the site appears to be the work that has been done by the certified task-seekers, as well as the evaluations of the task publishers." So you can choose who to look for.

Second, to pay, the TaskRabbit payment model is paid to TaskRabbit by a task publisher like a, and then to the person who completes the task.

Finally, how do the people who publish the task bid? What is the reference standard? On TaskRabbit's website there will be a classification of tasks, the average price per task, so the person who publishes the task can refer to the price and bid again. This price includes the service charge paid to the person who completed the task and 20% of the service charge at this cost as a source of revenue for TaskRabbit.

Small note: TaskRabbit use the form of task release and claim to create a Consumer-to-consumer service platform, people can publish tasks, the runner to claim and complete the task to obtain remuneration, such as shopping, installation of furniture, dog walking can become a task. There are similar services in China, such as the network.