4 Hours Delivery Snapdeal

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4 Hours Delivery Snapdeal

Snapdeal introduced 4 hours delivery.

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Ecommerce major Snapdeal, which offers assured delivery of certain mobile phone models to customers within four hours of placing an order, now plans to expand the scope of four-hour-delivery to other products, a senior executive said. We have already improved upon our delivery time by 70% over last year and would now expand the scope of 4-hour deliveries beyond exclusive phone launches, Ashish Chitravanshi, VP operations at Snapdeal, told ET without elaborating.

He said Snapdeal has witnessed 40% traction in next day and same day assured deliveries in the last six months for mobile phones and fast-moving consumer goods. Chitravanshi claimed that nearly 99% of orders placed on Snapdeal platform are dispatched on the same day.

He said the Gurgaon-based ecommerce firm, which invested $200 million in its supply chain and logistics in 2015 and has a warehouse space of 2 million square feet, now fulfils 70% of its orders through its own warehouses compared to just 7% in January 2015.

Hoping to deliver faster, Snapdeal is currently doing pilots on hyper local model through its omni-channel platform Janus. Chitravanshi said the Snapdeal team size has been increased five-fold in less than a year to over 1,000 executives across core supply chain functions, seller experience, business intelligence and risk management.

WordPress Creating a Static Front Page

         Wordpress shows your recent post in order on the front page of your site.  Front page Customize  on the your site. WordPress user want a static page as the front page instead.  This static page look is common for users desiring static page on the front page of the site. Login Page Custom WordPress

 static front page

Blog posts on static front page

That worked great. Just for anyone finding this post, what I have accomplished is pulling in blog post content into a 'static' page template so that I have static content and blog content on the same page. Here is the code I used with both loops, the first being the blog content loop and the second being the standard page template loop for static content: Display Random Post 

<?php $my_query = "showposts=3"; $my_query = new WP_Query($my_query); ?>
<?php if ($my_query->have_posts()) : while ($my_query->have_posts()) : $my_query->the_post(); ?>

 <!-- standard tags to display blog post information like the_title() here -->

<?php endwhile; // end of one post ?>
<?php endif; //end of loop ?>

<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

 <!-- standard tags to display the static page information like the_title() here -->

<?php endwhile; endif; ?>

Only show sidebar on home page

edit your sidebar.php file, found in the theme files in the /wp-content/themes/{theme-name} folder

put this as the first line:

<?php if ( is_front_page() ) { ?>



and this as the last line:

<?php } ?>

That will cause the sidebar contents to only display on your home page.

<?php }
else {
 ?>