Your public website
A tenant website with public pages you control - the channel you own outright.
Farexa's marketing for a tenant is practical, not a blast tool: your own public website with SEO and lead capture, promotions and coupons the checkout enforces, and inquiries that become customer records - the reach a growing business can run itself.
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For most growing businesses, marketing isn't a campaign platform - it's the handful of channels they own and can run without an agency. Farexa gives you those: a public website you control, offers you can put in front of customers, and a path that turns interest into a customer record you can sell to. It's deliberately the reach a tenant can actually operate, not a promise of automated campaigns you'd never staff.
Your tenant website is the anchor. Public pages with SEO fields let you be found, your catalogue and offers give people a reason to act, and inquiry capture turns a visitor into a lead that lands as a record rather than an email. Promotions and coupons - with real rules the POS and checkout enforce - are how you run an offer without it leaking past its dates or its limits. And because an inquiry becomes a customer with a lead source, you can see which channel actually brought the business.
It's honest about what it is: the customer-facing front of the platform, made of your website, your offers, and the capture that connects them to sales. If you need a dedicated email-and-audience campaign engine, that's a different kind of tool - what Farexa gives a tenant is the reach it owns and the record that proves it worked.
A tenant website with public pages you control - the channel you own outright.
Set SEO fields on your pages so the site can be found, not just built.
Show your catalogue and published offers, giving visitors a reason to act.
Website inquiries land as records, so a visitor becomes a lead you can follow up.
Run offers with real rules - code, discount, minimum, usage cap, dates - enforced at checkout.
Captured inquiries carry a lead source, so you see which channel brought the customer.
A lead converts into a customer record with history, connecting marketing to sales.
The reach a growing business can operate itself, on channels it owns.
Set up public pages with SEO fields, and show your catalogue and offers on the tenant website.
Create promotions and coupons with real rules, and publish the ones customers should see.
Inquiries from the site land as records with a lead source, rather than as emails.
Turn a captured inquiry into a customer record you can sell to and follow up.
Lead source on the customer shows which channel brought paying business.
A findable website and offers that bring people in.
A public site that captures inquiries and bookings.
Catalogue and inquiry capture that feed the customer record.
The channels a business owns, operable without an agency.
No, and it's honest about that. A tenant's marketing here is the reach you own and can run yourself: your public website with SEO and lead capture, promotions and coupons enforced at checkout, and inquiries that become customer records. A dedicated email-and-audience campaign engine is a different kind of tool.
It's the anchor. Public pages with SEO fields let you be found, your catalogue and published offers give people a reason to act, and inquiry capture turns a visitor into a lead that lands as a record rather than an email you might lose.
Promotions and coupons carry real rules - a code, a discount, a minimum order, a usage cap, and validity dates - that the POS and checkout enforce. So an offer you run as marketing behaves the way you set it, rather than leaking past its limits.
Yes. A captured inquiry becomes a customer record carrying its lead source, so you can see which channel actually brought paying business rather than guessing.
Yes. An inquiry converts into a customer record with history, so marketing connects to sales directly - the lead you captured is the customer you invoice.
Book a walkthrough and see your website, offers, and inquiry capture turn visitors into customer records you can sell to.