
Tiwizi argan oil packaging
Tiwizi Cooperative · 2024
Website design
Argan, saffron, honey, couscous, rugs, pottery: your products have a story, a region and people behind them. I build cooperative websites that tell that story, present your range and turn visitors into orders, in Morocco and abroad.
The region, the founding date, the members, the know-how and the production steps, with real photos.
One page per product with sizes, uses, ingredients and labels (organic, PGI, ONSSA) when you have them.
WhatsApp orders, quote requests for businesses or an online shop with payment, depending on how you work.
Arabic, French and English, for Moroccan customers, tourists and export buyers.
I get to know the cooperative, its products, its current sales channels and what you want to grow.
Writing your story and product pages; I can also take the photos on site.
A design that reflects your region, fast on phones and easy to update.
Going live, a Google listing, and a short training so a member can add products themselves.
A cooperative that only sells through resellers often keeps a small share of the final price. A website in your own name lets you sell directly to customers, shops and hotels, and set your own prices.
Customers are not just looking for argan oil or saffron: they want to know where it comes from and who made it. The women cracking the nuts, the valley where the saffron grows, the method handed down for generations: that is what justifies a fair price against industrial products.
Few members have time to manage a complicated website. Yours will be easy to keep up to date, fast even on a weak connection, and linked to your WhatsApp.
For a complete presence, the website goes hand in hand with a cooperative logo and careful packaging, especially if you are aiming for export.

Tiwizi Cooperative · 2024
It mainly depends on the number of products and how you take orders. A showcase site with WhatsApp ordering stays affordable; a shop with online payment and delivery takes more work. I send a detailed quote after a first conversation.
Not necessarily. Many cooperatives start with a catalogue and WhatsApp orders, then add online payment as sales grow. The site is built to evolve.
Yes. A careful English version, complete product pages (ingredients, packaging, certifications) and a form for professional buyers reassure importers, who almost always check a supplier's website before getting in touch.
You, if you wish: I train a member of the cooperative to add a product or change a price from their phone. I can also take care of it.

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