Nancy Schwartz of Getting Attention is hosting this week's Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants. This great collection of posts explores two 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?
Some great stuff for everyone. I particularly enjoyed Michael Gibbons' description of his Buttons of Hope Campaign. A seriously sticky idea and one for nonprofits to check out as a potential fundraiser.
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- I'm Moving to a New URL, So Update Your RSS and Bookmarks!
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- When E-Mail Is a Bad Idea
- Nonprofit Web Design Tips from Vince Flanders
- IRS Training Modules Online
- 269 Places to Start Creating a Better World
- Web 2.0--The Separation of Form and Content and What that Means for Us
- It's Not Just About "Good Enough," It's About Empowerment
- You're Going to have to Participate in the Conversation Whether You Want to or Not
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Michele you made my day! As you know its not easy to make things stick but when they do...remarkable things DO happen!
Posted by: michael gibbons | February 02, 2007 at 12:03 PM