A selection of good eggs we’ve connected in with, they are thought leaders who care about social causes and utilising communications for social good. They offer up free resources and advice through their digital channels, below are examples of their work and how you can follow them*
Zoe Amar (UK) – regularly shares best communication practice as a blogger for The Guardian, the Institute of Fundraising and CharityComms
Before you start your social media strategy read this
Why social media success is a marathon not a sprint, here
Blog here
Twitter here
Maria Chilcott (Sydney) – helps NFP transform communications with stories that engage, motivate, & inspire donors to give
Storytelling for fundraising success, here
Blog here
Twitter here
Matt Collins (UK) – a digital marker who helps charities use digital channels to raise more money and reach more people
5 things every good fundraiser needs, here
Blog here
Twitter here
Kirsty Marrins (UK) – Helping charities in the digital world
How charities are using gamification to research, to fundraise and to campaign, here
How to win at transparency, here
Blog here
Twitter here
Daniel Melbye (Wellington, NZ) – cares about social causes and digital and how the two connect.
How to create sticky ideas, here
The power and meaning of stories, here
7 things about fundraising you should already know, here
Blog here
Twitter here
Jacqueline O’Donnell (Melbourne) – values-based, positive marketing to help you change the world
The 12 principles of positive marketing, here
Positive troll management for change makers, here
Blog here
Twitter here
Alex Swallow (UK) – a social entrepreneur who is the programme director of the Charity Leaders Exchange and owner of @soccharitytips tips for charities and those who love charities – about all forms of social media
Blog here
Twitter here
150 non-profit blogs
There is also a rather handy top 150 non-profit blog listings
The world’s most popular non-profit blogs, check them out here
The best nonprofit blogs: not your typical list
Terri Harel for StayClassy Marketing has published her version of the best nonprofit blogs; the best blogs for nonprofits aren’t necessary specific to nonprofits. Check out the list here
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*Please note that some of the people listed here run their own businesses and charge for their services. The reason they are listed here is thanks to the free resources and curated content they showcase rather than promoting paid services. Good Eggs receives no benefits from these listings and will amend at our discretion.
Good Eggs 
Thanks very much for including me on your brilliant list!
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Thanks for listing me. So appreciated 🙂