Tartus
Marketing for Tartus, from the seafront to the mountain villages
Tartus combines a working port with a long, open seafront and mountain villages a short drive inland. Off its coast lies Arwad, Syria's only inhabited island, known for its fishermen and boat builders. The countryside is green and productive, with citrus groves, olive trees and greenhouses supplying markets across the country, while landmarks such as the tower of Safita draw visitors into the hills.
Summer brings families from the interior and from abroad, and many of them choose where to eat and stay from their phone. For restaurants, cafés and guesthouses, that means current photos, accurate map listings and an Instagram presence that looks like the place really does. For growers, packers and port-related firms, it means a clear profile that buyers in other governorates can trust.
How we work with you
We serve Tartus remotely with a clear routine: a monthly planning call, content collected over WhatsApp, and posts and ads prepared for your approval. Seasonal businesses get both a pre-season and an off-season plan, so the marketing does not stop when the visitors leave.
Our services in Tartus
Brand identity
Logo, wordmark, colours, typography and guidelines — designed in Arabic and English as one system.
Learn moreWebsites & e-commerce
Arabic-first bilingual company sites, project sites and online catalogues — built for Syrian networks and found on Google.
Learn moreSEO, Google Maps & AI search
Get found on Google Search, Google Maps and in AI answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
Learn morePerformance ads
Meta and Google campaigns targeted by governorate and diaspora country, measured on real enquiries.
Learn moreSocial media & content
Strategy, design and publishing for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn — in Arabic and English.
Learn morePhoto & video
Brand, product, project and team photography and short-form video across Syria.
Learn moreOur restaurant is busy in summer and quiet in winter. Is marketing worth it all year?
Yes, with different goals. In season, the focus is bookings and directions; off-season, it is reviews, local regulars and events. Keeping the page active means you start the next summer with an audience, not from zero.
Can you manage our Instagram and Facebook without being in Tartus?
Yes. Your team sends photos and short clips through WhatsApp, and we turn them into planned posts and stories with consistent Arabic captions. We also give feedback on what to film, so quality improves over time.
Let'stalk
Tell us about your company and goals, and we'll come back with a plan and a written proposal.