Soha at Wild Apricot has posted this week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants on the best Web 2.0 and social networking tools for nonprofits. It will give you a little taste of who’s doing what and some road signs to heed as you expand your online presence.
After much holiday cheer, the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is back for the new year, at a new home (Nonprofit Marketing Guide.com). I’m still putting up the Big Tent and welcoming people inside to host it and read it — it’s just at a new domain. Updated links to the new Carnival homepage are much…
Jeff Brooks at Donor Power Blog has posted the last edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants for the year. Check it out. In addition to usual great advice and interesting commentary, you’ll also find links to some of Jeff’s personal favorites.
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is all about the best of 2007, thanks to hostess Nedra Weinreich at Spare Change. You’ll find several great nonprofit fundraising and communications campaigns, including some with how-tos and metrics to help you figure out how they did it and to make the best ideas your own in 2008.…
Nancy Schwartz at Getting Attention has posted this week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, which includes several great suggestions for nonprofit marketing priorities for 2008. If you are still debating your plans for the new year, you’ll find inspiration here. Next week, the Carnival travels to Spare Change with social marketing guru Nedra Weinreich.
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is up at Giving in a Digital World. Bryan has compiled a great set of posts on how nonprofits can use Facebook, MySpace, OpenSocial, and other social networking tools. Check it out now. On December 3, the Carnival returns stateside to Getting Attention with Nancy Schwartz. Here’s Nancy’s question…
Michelle Murrain at Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology has posted the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, featuring some Thanksgiving-week treats. You’ll find posts on sustaining online communities, using Facebook, social marketing principles and much more. Next week, the Carnival skips over the pond to London, where a new host, Bryan Miller of Giving in…
For this week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, let’s take a look at several nonprofit makeovers. You might just discover a few big or little changes you could make on your own to increase your nonprofit’s effectiveness. Jono Smith at Katya’s Nonprofit Marketing Blog shows a before-and-after of the Network for Good home page — Can…
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants focuses on how to reach younger generations. What do people in their teens and twenties care about? What makes them want to get involved with you? If you are curious about the answers, check out this week’s edition of the Carnival. Get Your Blog Post Highlighted Next Week Next…
Jeff Brooks at Donor Power Blog has posted this week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants with a “scary” theme in honor of Halloween. Find out what scares some of the top bloggers on nonprofit issues. I missed the carnival deadline, but posted my own scary story this morning. Next week, the Carnival visits a new host,…
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is now up at Spare Change. Nedra has compiled a great list of case studies and resources. It’s yet another can’t-miss edition of the Carnival. Next week we travel to Donor Power Blog with host Jeff Brooks. It’s an open call, but in honor of Halloween, you get bonus…
Michele Martin at the Bamboo Project has posted this week’s edition of the Carnival. We participated in Blog Action Day on Monday and so the posts you’ll read all relate somehow to the environment. My personal fave in the group is Michele’s on how environmental groups are using social media. Check it out in the…
