Michelle Murrain at Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Tech has posted this week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants. It’s a really interesting mix this week ranging from the economy and ethics to cause-related marketing and Twitter. Check it out here. Next week, the Carnival will be hosted by Jason Dick at A…
I’m hosting this week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, and I asked what people in the nonprofit sector were looking forward to (spring always puts me in that kind of mood). Here’s what some of your colleagues are eagerly anticipating . . . Social Butterfly is looking forward to lots in life, the…
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is live at Sea Change Strategies, with some pleasantly surprising responses to Mark’s question about how nonprofits can inspire their audiences. A definite must-read this week. Next week, for April 7, the Carnival returns home here to Nonprofit Communications. It’s early spring here in North Carolina. Yellow bells and…
Nancy Schwartz has posted this week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants on how you can more fully involve your base of supporters in your organization. She’s highlighted several great examples of how nonprofits are doing just that through a variety of means, including several creative campaigns that you should consider borrowing and remaking…
Sam Davidson is hosting this week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants with a green theme for St. Patrick’s Day. You’ll find posts on how nonprofits can save both kinds of green: money and the environment. Next week the Carnival heads over to Getting Attention with Nancy Schwartz.
The Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants for this week is now up at Solidariti. You’ll find some great posts on marketing, technology, fundraising, and more. Priscilla says she received more great entries than she could include (we keep the Carnival to seven posts to increase the likelihood that you’ll have time to read them all). Thanks…
You’ll find this week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants at Donor Power Blog. Jeff asked for posts related to “in like a lion” in honor of March finally arriving. See what he came up with. Next week the Carnival moves to the Southern Hemisphere with Priscilla at Solidariti. If you are new to…
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is up at Perspectives from the Pipeline. Rosetta asked bloggers to share their one big idea for making the nonprofit sector better. See what people said here. Next week the Carnival moves to Donor Power Blog, with host Jeff Brooks on March 3. In honor of it (finally) being…
Here are a few posts from various blogs I read that I think you’ll find interesting and helpful. Fundraising If you are writing fundraising copy without a clue, Donor Power Blog has a nice, short, doable list of seven steps to a relevant fundraising offer. Katya Andresen at Nonprofit Marketing Blog wants to help you…
Bryan Miller at Giving in a Digital World has posted this week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants on how nonprofits can use Web 2.0 tools. You’ll find posts on figuring out whether social networking is right for you, what to do next if you decide that it is, raising money online, and more.…
This week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is now up at Spare Change, with a focus on nonprofits and marketing. You’ll find lots of thought-provoking posts this week. Next week, the Carnival goes back overseas for a visit with Bryan Miller in London at Giving in a Digital World. Bryan’s theme will be…
The Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is up this week at Bamboo Project. Michele’s theme was personal and professional development, so you’ll find some great posts on how to get more done without driving yourself crazy. Next week the Carnival swings on over to Spare Change where Nedra prefers posts related to nonprofits and marketing (social…
