Services de marketing numérique à Lomé

Nous aidons les entreprises à Lomé à être trouvées en ligne, capturer des prospects 24/7 et croître grâce au marketing propulsé par l'IA.

Lomé is Togo's capital and largest city, on the Gulf of Guinea — roughly 1.7-2 million people across the metro area, carrying the country's government, port-logistics, finance and commercial activity. The Port of Lomé, a natural deep-water harbour and one of West Africa's most significant transshipment ports, sits at the centre of the city's economy, alongside phosphate exports and a growing base of freight-forwarding, banking and trading firms serving the wider sub-region. Buyers are French-first, with English present in logistics and international export B2B, and WhatsApp is the dominant channel for day-to-day business messaging.

Lomé's Split Market: Port B2B and WhatsApp-Native Consumer Commerce

Lomé carries a disproportionate share of Togo's formal economy relative to its size, because government, the deep-water port, most banks and the country's trading houses cluster here rather than spreading across the country. That concentration splits the local digital market cleanly in two. On one side is a B2B segment — freight-forwarding houses, phosphate exporters, banks and trading firms — that operates in French but negotiates in English with regional and international partners who are increasingly starting their research inside an AI assistant rather than Google. On the other is a much larger consumer and retail economy where WhatsApp and Facebook carry almost all day-to-day commerce, and a website matters mainly as a trust signal rather than the primary sales channel. Very few Lomé businesses currently build for both halves of that audience at once. Most either have no real web presence, or have a site built for one audience — usually the domestic one — that says nothing useful to the international freight client or phosphate buyer trying to vet them before committing.

What Makes Lomé's Market Distinct

Port & Transshipment Economy

The Port of Lomé is a natural deep-water harbour and one of West Africa's most significant transshipment ports, anchoring the city's logistics, freight-forwarding and customs-services sector.

Phosphate Export Sector

One of Togo's oldest export industries, run out of Lomé alongside the port and drawing a distinct set of international buyers.

Banking & Regional Finance

A growing base of banks and financial institutions serving both Togolese businesses and the wider sub-region.

Freight-Forwarding & Trading Houses

Firms whose customers are frequently outside Togo entirely — importers, exporters and logistics partners across West Africa and beyond.

WhatsApp-Native Consumer Commerce

The vast majority of day-to-day retail and service enquiries in Lomé happen over WhatsApp, not a website contact form.

French-First, English-Enabled B2B

Domestic buyers and staff work in French; the export and logistics buyers a Lomé business is trying to win over often expect English as well.

Why AI Visibility Is the Sharpest Lever in Lomé Right Now

For most Lomé businesses, the biggest single opportunity is not more traffic to an existing site — it is being findable at all to the buyers who now research a logistics partner, a phosphate supplier or a trading contact by asking an AI assistant instead of running a Google search. International freight forwarders and importers vetting a Lomé partner increasingly start that process inside ChatGPT or Perplexity, and almost no Togolese business has structured its content, its schema markup or its public data to be cited there. That gap is precisely what our AI visibility service in Lomé is built to close — llms.txt deployment, structured data, and citable authority content in French and English, so that when an international buyer asks an assistant to recommend a Lomé logistics, mining or export partner, your business is the one it names. In a market this early, the businesses that build for AI discovery now will hold that position for years before it becomes contested.

1.7-2M
people across metro Lomé
#1
deep-water port in Togo, anchoring the city's economy

Neighbourhoods We Serve Across Lomé

We build for businesses across greater Lomé, including Adidogomé, Tokoin, Bè and Nyékonakpoè, the commercial corridor along Boulevard du 13 Janvier, and the port and free-zone district that anchors the city's logistics and export economy. Whether a business sits in the port-facing commercial core or in one of the surrounding residential and retail districts, the digital approach is scoped to who its buyers actually are — international B2B partners, domestic consumers, or both.

Digital Marketing in Lomé — Common Questions

What does digital marketing cost for a Lomé business?

A custom website starts around 2,200,000 XOF, an SEO audit is 330,000 XOF, and monthly SEO management starts at 950,000 XOF including content. Most Lomé clients combine a site build with SEO, AI visibility or chatbot deployment, landing between 1,000,000 and 2,000,000 XOF a month once running.

Do you build in French, English, or both?

French-first, always — it is the language of Togolese government, business and everyday commerce. English is layered on for logistics, freight-forwarding and export B2B pages where international partners are the audience, since that is who actually needs to read them.

How does WhatsApp fit into a Lomé digital strategy?

It's central rather than an add-on. We integrate WhatsApp Business into the website, the chatbot and the CRM as one system, because it is the channel Lomé buyers actually use for day-to-day enquiries — a website that routes everything to a contact form is asking customers to change their behaviour for you.

Do you work with phosphate exporters and freight-forwarding houses?

Yes — they are a core part of who we build for in Lomé. That work leans harder on AI visibility, structured data and English-language B2B content, because the buyers vetting these businesses are usually outside Togo and researching before they ever make contact.

How is Lomé different from the rest of Togo?

Lomé concentrates the port, government, banking and most large trading houses, which makes it Togo's most B2B-heavy, internationally-facing market. The regions further inland — Plateaux, Centrale, Kara and Savanes — are more agricultural and domestically focused, so the digital priorities there usually start with basic local visibility rather than international AI discoverability.

How long before a Lomé business sees results?

A rebuilt website and Google Business Profile can start producing enquiries within weeks. SEO and AI-visibility work typically take three to four months to establish reliable rankings and citations, since both are still building from a low base in this market — which also means the businesses that start now have more room to establish a lasting lead.

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