This week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is up at Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology. Michelle highlights several posts that will help you figure out the best ways to manage all kinds of data that nonprofits need to track efficiently. Next week the Carnival heads to Heather Carpenter’s Nonprofit Operations Blog…
This week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, which is a joint edition with the Giving Carnival, is now up at Donor Power Blog and Tactical Philanthropy. You can read it either place. The selected posts are the same, but Jeff and Sean added their own comments to their versions. The posts take a…
Welcome to the 32nd edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants. This carnival is a collection of the best advice and resources that consultants and other support organizations are offering to nonprofits through their blogs each week. We limit the carnival to the seven best posts of the week as determined by the edition’s host…
Matthew Monberg at Beyond Giving has posted this week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, with Nonprofit Excellence as the theme. The posts highlight several nonprofits that our bloggers think are doing a particularly excellent job, as well as ways to work toward excellence in your nonprofit communications. Do stop by Matthew’s blog to…
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is back at its birthplace here at Nonprofit Communications. Our topic this week is Nonprofit Newsletters and we have lots of opinions to share about what works and what doesn’t. If you are responsible for your newsletter, read on. If someone else in the office does it, forward this…
Nedra at Spare Change has posted this week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants with the week’s best posts on social marketing. It includes several posts on creative ways to get your audience’s attention and to make your messages more lasting. I’m hosting the Carnival here next week and the theme is “Newsletters.” What…
This week’s edition of the Carnival is up at Getting Attention and Nancy has compiled a fabulous list of posts that address these questions: How do nonprofit communicators engage audiences who are saturated by marketing messages and images? And how do we compete with for-profits who bring more resources to the table? She’s got more…
This week Carnival-goers should skip on over to Donor Power Blog where Jeff Brooks has assembled an edition with advice and commentary on charity rating services, motivating your audiences, the impact of corporate funding, making cause-related marketing work, connecting with donors in meaningful ways, how people learn, and annual reports — All good stuff. Next…
This week’s edition of the Carnival appears at Data-Scribe’s blog. Leila has highlighted posts on donor relations, starting a nonprofit blog, and more. On Monday we’ll head over to Donor Power Blog. Get your posts in to npc.carnival AT yahoo.com by this Friday night if you want Jeff to review them. I’ve made a few…
This week’s carnival is up at the Nonprofit Consultant Blog. Ken reports having a hard time narrowing it down to seven posts this week, so you are in for some great stuff. Posts cover social marketing, branding, public speaking, fundraising and more. Next week we return to Data-Scribe Blog. If you’d like to contribute a…
After a couple of weeks off for the holidays, the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is back and Ken Goldstein at Nonprofit Consultant Blog is our host for this coming Monday, January 8. Send in your submissions by this Friday night for Ken’s review to npc.carnival AT yahoo.com. I just realized that I failed to post…
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is ready for you at The Bamboo Project. Michele Martin has compiled a great round-up of Web 2.0 how-to’s and examples. It’s another can’t-miss edition! On Monday, December 18, the last Carnival of 2006 will be hosted by Katrin and the gang at N-TEN Connect. Watch their blog for…
