Excellent and important question, Ilkin.

You're right: using the default “store” feature on Site123 is visually and functionally geared toward products — with prices, photos, and a “buy” or “order” button. But Azenomy will feature a mix of products and services, like:

• A discounted kebab combo 🥙

• A 50% massage at JW Marriott 💆‍♂️

• A weekend getaway in Guba 🏞️

• A car wash campaign 🚗

• A flower shop's daily deal 💐

So here’s how to structure the website smartly while staying within Site123's capabilities and giving visitors a smooth experience:

✅ Recommended Website Structure for Azenomy (Using Site123)

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🏠 Homepage (Landing Page)

• Hero image or video: Azenomy in action – “Today’s Deals in Baku”

• Date bar: Big, clear label showing “Deals for [Today’s Date]”

• Filter buttons or quick-access blocks:

  • 🍽 Food & Drink

  • 💇‍♀️ Beauty & Wellness

  • 🎉 Experiences & Events

  • 🛒 Retail & Gifts

  • 🏖 Getaways

  • 🧰 Services

(Each button jumps to the relevant category page.)

🛍 Deals Catalog (Using ‘Store’ feature – with customization)

Here’s the trick:

1. Use the “Store” module as your deal listing tool.

2. For each listing:

   • Title: “Fairmont Spa Massage – 50% Only Today”

   • Description: Include all info: full price, discounted price, availability, seller name, location, conditions.

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   • Photos: Use appealing visuals — even for services.

   • Button: “Request Delivery” or “View Deal” → this opens your contact form or deal page.

You can disable the “Buy” button or change it to say “Get This Deal” using Site123’s customization (or leave it as a non-functional button if needed).

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🧭 Categories Pages (optional but smart)

Create pages by category using dynamic galleries or filtered store sections:

• /food-and-drink

• /spa-and-beauty

• /experiences

• /retail

• /getaways

Each page shows only relevant listings from that category.