Antionette Kerr is a nonprofit leader, media correspondent, author, publisher and lover of spoken word. After more than a decade of serving as an executive director, her passion for storytelling led her to return to the world of nonprofit writing, consulting and publishing. She is the co-founder of Bold & Bright Media and co-author of Modern Media Relations for Nonprofits: Creating an Effective PR Strategy for Today's World.

Charity: Water versus Water.org and the Tide of Social Media Storytelling (#npcomm Showdown)

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Earlier this summer, we started tracking the communications of pairs of national nonprofits working in the same space. Where are the organizations’ strategies in sync? Where do they diverge? What can you learn from their approaches? We are calling the comparisons The Showdown. We will often declare “winners,” but that part is just for fun.…

An #NpComm Showdown on Repurposing Content: Girl Scouts versus Boy Scouts

Nonprofit Communications, Nonprofit Content Marketing1 Comment

Earlier this summer, I mentioned that we’ve been tracking the communications of pairs of national nonprofits working in the same space. Where are the  organizations’ strategies in sync? Where do they diverge? What can you learn from their approaches? We are calling the comparisons The Showdown. We will often declare “winners,” but that part is…

Carter Center versus Clinton Foundation . . . A Tale of Two Audiences (An #npcomm Showdown)

Nonprofit Annual Reports, Nonprofit Communications, Target Audience1 Comment

Earlier this summer, I mentioned that we’ve been tracking the communications of pairs of national nonprofits working in the same space. Where are the strategies in sync? Where do they diverge? What can you learn from that? We are calling it The Showdown, and we will often declare “winners,” but that part is really just…

How NPR and PBS Engage Digital Audiences (An #npcomm Showdown)

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Earlier this summer, I mentioned that we’ve been tracking the communications of pairs of national nonprofits working in the same space.  Where are the strategies in sync? Where do they diverge? What can you learn from it?  We are calling it The Showdown, and we will often declare “winners,” but that part is really just…