Business website in Marrakech
We don't just deliver a site that "exists". We deliver a site Google finds, your customer understands, and that brings you real inquiries. We work with businesses in Marrakech from our Agadir office.
Business website in Marrakech: our approach
Behind a search for "website design Marrakech" sit very different projects: a riad, a showroom or a real-estate agency. A riad or a tour operator is talking to travellers who plan their stay from abroad, on their phone, and compare what they see on Booking, Airbnb or Google. A Sidi Ghanem showroom also speaks to architects, interior designers and trade buyers who want a clear catalogue. A real-estate agency in Guéliz targets residents and second-home buyers alike. So we start from your customer: their language, their questions, and what they check before getting in touch.
What matters for a business in Marrakech
Tourism drives much of Marrakech's economy: international and Moroccan visitors, riads in the Medina, hotels in the Hivernage district and the Palmeraie, restaurants and rooftops, day trips to the Atlas and the Agafay desert. The city also hosts weddings, seminars and plenty of events. It has an active property market, mixing main homes and second homes, along with spas and hammams, golf courses and a dense network of craftspeople, from the Medina souks to the design workshops of Sidi Ghanem. Customers speak French, Arabic or English; visitors often book from abroad, and business follows the tourist seasons. Alongside them, a large resident population keeps shops, clinics, schools and services busy all year round.
Our angle here: Technopek has no office in Marrakech. If your business is based there, your project is run remotely from our original office in Agadir: video meetings, phone calls and WhatsApp, with every step signed off in writing before we move on.
Your Business website project, run by our Agadir team.
Not a call-center. You meet the same people from the first brief to launch.
My riad is already on Booking and Airbnb: does it still need its own website, in English?
The platforms bring visibility, but they take a commission and keep the relationship with the guest. Your own site plays a different role: it is where a traveller who found you on Booking, Instagram or Google comes to feel reassured, see more photos and message you directly, for this stay or the next. So it has to speak your guests' languages: English and French at the very least, Arabic if you also host Moroccan guests. Plan a "How to find us" page (meeting point, nearest car park, airport transfer): in the lanes of the Medina, it is a question that comes up again and again. A showcase website starts from 3,300 MAD; each extra language is priced into the quote.
