How long does a project take?

Most sites launch in 7–14 days. Larger e-commerce or custom builds run 3–6 weeks.

Do you work with businesses outside Morocco?

Absolutely. We serve clients worldwide — from local Agadir shops to international brands.

Can you handle SEO and marketing too?

Yes. We offer full SEO, email marketing, lead generation, and marketing automation as standalone services or bundled with web projects.

What if I need edits after launch?

Every plan includes support. Scale includes 3 months of care by default.

Can you handle domain registration and hosting for me?

Absolutely. We manage domain registration (.ma, .com, .net), hosting setup, SSL certificates, and renewals. Many of our clients never worry about the technical side — we handle it all.

I'm not tech-savvy. Can you still help me?

That's exactly why we exist. Many Moroccan business owners don't know how to manage websites, domains, or emails. We handle everything — from buying your domain to setting up professional email and keeping your site updated.

Do you offer monthly management plans?

Yes. Our management packages start at 500 MAD/month for basic support (domain, hosting, SSL) and go up to 3,500 MAD/month for full digital management including content updates, social media, and email marketing.

Can you set up my Google Business Profile?

Yes. We set up and optimize your Google Business Profile so customers find you in local searches. This is included in our Professional management plan or available as a one-time setup for 500 MAD.

Combien coûte la création d'un site web au Maroc?

Notre formule Starter commence à 1,645 MAD — inclut le domaine, SSL, hébergement et 5 pages. C'est 3 à 4 fois moins cher que les agences traditionnelles au Maroc qui facturent 5,000 à 15,000 MAD.

Quel est le meilleur hébergeur web au Maroc?

Pour un site professionnel, on recommande un hébergeur avec support marocain et CDN. Maroc Iva gère l'ensemble de l'hébergement (à partir de 99 MAD/mois) avec SSL, backups, et optimisations techniques inclus — vous n'avez rien à faire.

Comment améliorer mon SEO local au Maroc?

Commencez par un site rapide avec SSL, des contenus locaux (Agadir, Casablanca, Rabat), un Google Business Profile vérifié, et des avis clients. Nous offrons un audit SEO 360° et optimisation complète — contactez-nous pour une analyse gratuite.

Site web ou Google My Business, lequel prioriser?

Les deux vont ensemble. Un site web vous donne le contrôle complet du contenu et du SEO ; Google Business Profile vous rend visible dans les recherches locales et Maps. Chez Maroc Iva, nous configurons les deux dès le lancement — votre site + votre fiche Google.

SEO for Restaurants in Morocco: Get More Diners

For restaurants in Morocco, appearing in local search results can mean the difference between a packed dining room and empty tables. Whether you run a traditional riad restaurant in Marrakech or a seafood spot in Agadir, SEO helps hungry customers find you first.

Why Restaurants Need SEO

When tourists and locals search for places to eat, they turn to Google. Searches like "best restaurant Agadir," "restaurants near me Marrakech," or "مطعم مغربي في اكادير" happen thousands of times daily. If your restaurant does not appear in these results, you are losing potential customers to competitors who have invested in their online presence.

SEO Strategies for Moroccan Restaurants

1. Optimize Your Google Business Profile

This is the single most impactful action you can take. Add professional photos of your dishes, your interior, and your team. List your complete menu with prices. Keep your hours updated, especially during Ramadan when restaurant hours change dramatically. Add your restaurant to the correct categories — "Moroccan Restaurant," "Seafood Restaurant," or "Cafe" depending on what fits.

2. Target Location-Based Keywords

Include your neighborhood and city in your website content and meta tags. Instead of just "restaurant," target "restaurant in Agadir Marina" or "traditional Moroccan restaurant in Marrakech Medina." These specific terms have less competition and attract customers who are ready to visit.

3. Create a Menu-Optimized Website

Your menu page is one of the most visited pages on your website. Include complete descriptions of your dishes with natural keywords. If you serve "tagine aux pruneaux et amandes," include both the French name and the Arabic name to capture searches in both languages. Add prices, dietary information, and beautiful food photography.

4. Build a Food Blog

Write about Moroccan cuisine, ingredient stories, chef profiles, and food events. Topics like "5 traditional dishes you must try in Agadir" or "A guide to Moroccan street food" attract both tourists and locals searching for food inspiration. This positions you as an authority and drives organic traffic to your site.

5. Collect and Showcase Reviews

Restaurants thrive on reviews. Encourage every satisfied diner to leave a Google review. Display reviews on your website with structured data markup so they can appear in search results as star ratings. Respond to all reviews, especially negative ones, showing potential customers you care about their experience.

6. List on Food Delivery and Booking Platforms

While not direct SEO, being listed on platforms like Jumia Food, Glovo, and TripAdvisor creates backlinks and brand mentions that indirectly boost your search visibility. Ensure your information is consistent across all platforms.

7. Use Social Media to Support SEO

Share your food photos, behind-the-scenes content, and customer experiences on Instagram and Facebook. Social signals do not directly affect SEO, but increased brand searches (people Googling your restaurant name) do positively impact your rankings.

At Maroc Iva, we help Moroccan restaurants build their online presence and attract more diners through targeted SEO strategies. From website design to Google Business Profile optimization, we have you covered. Visit marociva.com to learn more.