This edition marks the first anniversary of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants. When I started this project last summer, I thought I’d be happy if 20 bloggers participated regularly. So I’m pleased to report that our 46 editions have included posts from 93 bloggers and almost half of those have had two or more posts…
Ken Goldstein at Nonprofit Consultant Blog has posted this week’s edition of the Carnival. You’ll find great posts from some regular and new contributors on topics ranging from founder’s syndrome to networking to PR. The Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is your weekly roundup of the seven best posts of the week from consultants and other…
This week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is up at Solidariti. The highlighted posts cover topics ranging from marketing to online fundraising to activism in Second Life. Next week, the carnival swings back by the Nonprofit Consultant Blog. What’s the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, you ask? It’s a weekly roundup of the best…
Only a handful of 2007 dates are open to host the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, and I’d love to give those slots to some new hosts. Would you like to try hosting this Carnival? It’s really easy: simply pick seven posts to highlight on your blog on your day in a round-up post. The posts…
Here is your ticket to this week’s ride through the blogosphere, with stops at some great posts for nonprofits. Ah, the joys of nonprofit accounting. Ken Goldstein at the Nonprofit Consultant Blog shares some ideas on how to allocate overhead costs by dollars, time, or space. Nancy Schwartz at Getting Attention explains how nonprofits can…
Here is a Friday afternoon cocktail of mixed links I think you’ll find interesting or insightful or both. Katya’s Nonprofit Marketing Blog gives an example of a good donor thank you letter and says you should say thank you at least three times more often than you ask for money. Emily has posted the Nonprofit…
Michelle Murrain at Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology has posted this week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants. You’ll find it especially helpful if you are writing a tagline for your organization trying to figure out Web 2.0 tools thinking about using IM for marketing questioning how to get people to respond to your survey…
This week’s host of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, Jeff Brooks at Donor Power Blog, issued a challenge to our contributors: Use the word “barnyard” in a post of interest to nonprofits. You’ll find insightful commentary and advice on nonprofit marketing, fundraising and management — all with barnyard references! Here’s the Carnival link. Want to…
This week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is up at the Bamboo Project. Michele highlighted some great posts from the last week on nonprofit marketing and technology. Check it out. Tell your friends. Next week we travel over to Donor Power Blog. See you there!
I had to do a little digging to find some stellar posts on the opportunities to shine that many nonprofits are missing (my stated theme for the week), so the Carnival is a tad late, but still great. Check out these posts to improve the way you present your nonprofit to donors, supporters, the media,…
Heather Carpenter at Aspiration Tech has posted this week’s edition of the Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants, which includes posts on fundraising, public speaking, accountability, burnout, sharing photos online, and the Nonprofit Technology Conference. Read all about it here. Next week, the Carnival returns home to Nonprofit Communications. The theme for next week will be “Overlooked…
This week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants is available at the Nonprofit Consultant Blog. While there was no special theme this week, several of the posts Ken selected deal with organizational culture. Check it out. Next week the Carnival heads over to DataScribe Blog with Leila Johnson.
