3 Penguins Design

Serving the believer and non-believer

Churches, especially in these economic times, do not have the resources to hire on staff to take care of there graphic, video, social media, website or promotional needs. That's where we come it.

3 Penguins Design offers affordable creation and maintenance packages for all your graphic, web, video and promotional needs. [IMAG images, posters, banners, logos, event promotion, social media, videos, bulletins, website, flyers, etc.] WE CAN HELP!

"Joe is the king of social media. He is an expert in this area!" ~ Jeff Dykhouse, WorshipMix.com

ARTICLES:

Updating your social media / website - http://bit.ly/bmgJBy
What Is SEO And Why Does your Business or Church Need It? http://bit.ly/9WBvjJ
3 Reasons for Churches to Embrace Social Media: http://bit.ly/a9m4Hm
Got a conference and event planned? [church]: http://bit.ly/9rhyeR
If you are marketing anything, here's something to keep in mind. http://bit.ly/dDhDqk

Marketing is not a four-letter world

In the multitude of churches that I've had the pleasure of visiting over these many decades, there still exists a mind-set of "build it and they will come". We know we have to have a website but there is no maintenance of it nor a strategic plan to use this medium as a tool for the kingdom.

Right now we are living in a world of 'social media", i.e. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Fickr, Digg, Stumble Upon and many more. There's also some newcomers like Foursquare, Google Buzz, Loopt, etc. Whether or not you agree with "socializing" on the Internet, the reality is that it is what people are doing. So, if you want to effectivitly communicate you must purposely engage with this medium.

I believe that a church website should serve the following groups: Your current attendees and perspective attendees (which can be broken out into two more groups - believers and non-believers).

All three of these groups come to your website for differing reason and unless you are intentionally addressing those reasons, you’re not getting maximum benefit for your website. WE CAN HELP!

"I‘ve found Joe Randeen’s work to be of the highest quality and standard. Joe is creative; shows initiative and demonstrated an excellent work ethic as creative design director here at the Anaheim Vineyard" ~ Nigel Morris, Worship Arts Pastor - Anaheim Vineyard

Comfortable and inviting

We have all heard the term "curb appeal" in regards to houses. If you are selling or buying a home, the curb appeal is really important.

If you go into the house and there is no furniture or it's bland or messy or the layout just doesn't make sense, you turn around and leave.

Well folks, the same is true with a church. A church must have some sort of curb appeal. Stand across the street and honestly ask yourself, "if I drove by, would I notice this building? If I did notice it, would I go in?"

Now, go inside. Would a visitor look at the interior and have good, indifferent or bad thoughts?

What about your 'graphic' presences? I referring to posters, banners, what's on the IMAG video display, the background graphics on your verses and song lyrics, the bulletin, brochures, etc. WE CAN HELP!

New - Curb Appeal – Is your church seen from the street?