For groups and their subsidiaries · a studio in Casablanca

What your group shows the world.Equal to the group behind it.

One name, one logo, the same figures: on your site, your subsidiaries, LinkedIn, Google, Wikipedia and in the press.

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  • Gaps found across 11 Moroccan groups
  • Clients named only with their written consent

Eight surfaces, one image.

One image, wherever people look.

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Work

Sites in service.

Emti Design · interior architecture

The site of an interior architect, written from her own captions.

Her photographs, captions and press features, carried over page by page. On each project, dimension lines tie every material to its name.

Pages
home, studio, six projects, press, contact
Languages
French, English
In service
emti.design

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Home of the Emti Design site on a computer
Home of the Emti Design site on a phone
Home of the Nicolas Felger site

Nicolas Felger

The site of a speaker, built from his stage photograph, his film and his media library.

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Home of the SINOMAR site, in Arabic

SINOMAR

A catalogue of 43 machines in Arabic and French, with price requests sent to WhatsApp.

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Home of the Sinospect site

Sinospect

A site, a client portal and an operations tool for an industrial equipment supplier.

sinospect.com ↗

Offer 01 · Group Reading

We read your group the way the public reads it.

Three weeks of reading, then a session with your management.

A boardroom at night, a large screen lit at the end of the table, Casablanca behind the windows
  • No English Wikipedia article: a Wikipedia article, sourced
  • Two founding years on the same site: one year, everywhere
  • Three headcounts, depending on the source: one figure, everywhere
  • Five ways to write the group’s name: one name
  • A brand link that lands on “coming soon”: its page, and its link
  • A footer stuck in 2019: current

Three weeks · Fixed fee set before we start

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Offer 02 · Group site

The group site sets the reference.

A name, a logo, colours, a tagline and figures, set once on the group site. Subsidiaries, brands and profiles take them from there.

In French, English and Arabic · Fixed-price quote · Signed acceptance certificate

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Offer 03 · Estate review

Every day, we read. Every quarter, one page for management.

A person checks every alert before it reaches you.

Estate review · Q4 2026Example Group 5alerts checked this quarter

Changed2

  • New chief financial officergovernance updated on 3 Oct
  • Concrete subsidiary sitemigrated, 41 pages carried over

Conflicts2

  • Headcount: 860 against 900group site against LinkedIn
  • Founded in 1987 or 1989group site against Wikipedia

To decide1

  • The Aggregates brand siterebuild, or merge into the group site
Demonstration · sample data

Every quarter · Quarterly subscription

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The three offers

Find the gaps. Build one image. Keep it current.

  1. 01

    Group Reading

    Your group, seen the way the public sees it.

    Three weeks

    Fixed fee set before we start

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  2. 02

    Group site

    The site that sets the reference for the group.

    Timeline set after the Reading

    Fixed-price quote

    Book a callSee the drawing ↑
  3. 03

    Estate review

    Your image, kept current everywhere.

    Every quarter

    Quarterly subscription

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Procurement

For your purchasing department.

What a purchasing team asks of a supplier before listing it and placing an order, prepared before the first meeting.

  • Supplier fileon request
  • Fixed-price quoteper stage
  • Purchase orderinvoices by milestone
  • Written acceptancesigned certificate
  • Code and contentyours once paid for
  • Dataon your servers or in Morocco

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Questions

Questions from your leadership.

What is the Group Reading?

Three weeks in which we check your group wherever its audiences see it: group site, subsidiaries and brands, LinkedIn, Google, Wikipedia, YouTube and the press. You receive every gap (name, logo, tagline, dates, figures, abandoned pages), a private comparison with peer groups, the list of decisions and the price of the next step, presented to management in one session.

What does the Reading cost, and do we have to rebuild the site afterwards?

A fixed fee, set before we start according to the number of sites and subsidiaries, given in the first conversation. The Reading says what deserves rebuilding and what can stay: you decide what comes next, with us or with your own team.

Our subsidiaries already have their own sites. Must everything be rebuilt?

The Reading answers subsidiary by subsidiary: what can stay, what should take up the group’s guidelines, what is better folded into the group site.

Can you guarantee what AI assistants answer?

No, nobody can. We make your pages clear, consistent and sourced, then we check what the assistants say about them at every review.

What does the estate review include?

A daily watch on your sites and public profiles, whatever drifts from your image flagged once a person has checked it, and each quarter a one-page summary for management.

How do you work with our purchasing department?

Supplier file on request, fixed-price quotes, invoicing against purchase orders and by milestone, written acceptance. Our procurement page covers each point.

Where do our texts and data live?

On your servers or in a cloud in Morocco, per your policy. We write the architecture with your IT team before the first line of code.

Can our IT team take over maintenance?

Yes. The code is in your repository, on a base your team knows (PHP and Laravel, for example), with documentation and a handover.

Do you name your clients?

Only with their written consent.

Do you work in Arabic?

Yes: French, English and Arabic, read right to left. The SINOMAR catalogue runs in Arabic.

One image, everywhere.

Send us the address of your group’s site: we look at what your pages show, and we reply.

or write to us: ecrire@aadl.io · Book a call