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, Table Project, National Park Service, iThemes, Desiring God, Foursquare Church, KTIS, Bethel University, Trout Lake Camps 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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Projects we've worked on:

	Don't Waste Your Life The 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. read more >>
	The Stephanies The Stephanies is a short, goofy little story about two girls who are both named Stephanie. Sharing a name causes all kinds of problems and the two girls continually square off. read more >>
	137 Books in One Year 137 Books in One Year: How to Fall in Love With Books is a practical guide to reading a lot. It’s about falling in love with books again and discovering the habits to help you read more. Author and Head Monkey Kevin D. Hendricks read 137 books in 2012 without giving up TV, a day job or becoming completely antisocial. He shares what worked for him, including carrying a book everywhere (including church), reclaiming idle moments (software loading), and not being ashamed of genre (he’s partial to post-apocalyptic sci-fi). read more >>

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