Services de marketing numérique à la Grenade

Six Parishes and Two Sister Isles

Grenada's roughly 125,000 people are organised into six parishes — Saint George, Saint Andrew, Saint Patrick, Saint David, Saint John, and Saint Mark — plus the dependent sister isles of Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Saint George Parish, home to the capital St. George's, carries the country's government, finance, and tourism commercial activity. Saint Andrew Parish, centred on the town of Grenville, is the country's second commercial hub and sits at the centre of the nutmeg and cocoa processing that gives Grenada its 'Spice Isle' identity. The rest of the country runs on agriculture and tourism in different mixes. The northern parishes and the sister isles of Carriacou and Petite Martinique — long known for traditional wooden boat building and the annual Carriacou Regatta — carry a smaller, more dispersed economy built on fishing, sailing, and small-scale export trade. What unites the country commercially is scale and channel: a market small enough that WhatsApp, not a call centre or a ticketing system, is genuinely how most Grenadian businesses and their customers communicate, and English-first content reaches the entire country without translation. For a business here, the addressable market is rarely 'Grenada' alone — it is Grenada's own residents, the cruise and dive tourists who move through Grand Anse and the Carenage, and the overseas nutmeg, cocoa, and specialty-food buyers who never set foot on the island but decide from a website and a WhatsApp reply.