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La question qui revient souvent à chaque fois que quelqu’un découvre Anou est, “Est-il possible d’acheter des produits du site lorsqu’on est au Maroc?”. Malheureusement …
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A question that always comes up when we present Anou is, “Can people within Morocco buy from the site?” Unfortunately, our answer has always been …
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When Cooperative Chorouk was first founded in 2009, it started off with 26 members. Over time, the number of members of the cooperative slowly began …
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As we noted in a recent blog post, the Women’s Cooperative of Imelghaus became one of Anou’s top selling artisans. With more sales combined with …
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In a previous blog entry, we noted the popularity of Anou’s Facebook page amongst the artisan community. So much so, our Facebook page has become …
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The Workshop of the Women's Cooperative of Imelghaus. The Women's Cooperative of Imelghaus has been one of highest selling artisan groups this past month. …
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When we first launched Anou, we did what pretty much everyone does: set up a Facebook page. We primarily focus on Facebook because we believe …
Read more →In our last e-mail newsletter update (Newsletter? Sign up on our about page!), we noted that one pressing challenge is that artisan engagement after adding …
Read more →The best word to describe that state of Anou's community in recent months is change. In January, we began to process of turning over the …
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Last week we were contacted by an unhappy customer about one of the rugs they purchased from Anou. They noted that their rug had multiple …
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