Monkey Outta Nowhere knows content. We think it should communicate for you, telling your story and connecting with people.
- What we do: Copy writing & editing, content management, blogging, articles, web consulting, content development.
- Who we've worked with: Church Marketing Sucks, Emergent Village, The National Park Service, Desiring God, Personality, The Foursquare Church, KTIS, Bethel University and many more.
- Who we are: A Twin Cities-based company founded in 2003 by Kevin D. Hendricks.
Monkey Outta Nowhere knows content. We write and edit content so clear a monkey can understand it and so fun they'll read it again. We make reading cool--from business copy to feature articles--for marketers, nonprofits and publishers who need a hand. It's like having your own helper monkey with an English major. Except we clean up after ourselves.
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Don't Waste Your LifeThe book Don't Waste Your Life by John Piper has turned into a movement and rallying cry of sorts. We worked with two designers to put together ideas and concepts for how the Don't Waste Your Life message could be communicated in multiple mediums (web sites, videos, ads, posters, book covers, etc.). Monkey Outta Nowhere offered copy and ideas to cement the visual concepts, as well as a much needed outside perspective. |
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Boxbot DesignIn the summer of 2008 we helped Boxbot--and their fun robot mascot Clutch--tell their story. Boxbot specializes in packaging design for children's products, hence the tagline we wrote: "Boxbot designs stuff kids like." We also organized and wrote content for their web site, focusing on showing who they are and emphasizing their expertise. Remember, it's OK to play with dolls. |
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KTIS: Web SiteTwin Cities radio station 98.5 FM KTIS needed to redesign their web site to bring focus and consistency. Taylor Design Works headed up the project and we focused specifically on the homepage, working together to determine the best way to highlight multiple types of content and create a sense of hierarchy. |
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