Stay Connected at Summit

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Below are the social media channels, hashtags and other information that will help you stay connected on all things Summit.

Summit on Twitter

@AdobeSummit
Follow the official Summit account to keep tabs on important conference news, highlights and updates.

To join the Summit conversation on Twitter, make sure you include the correct hashtags in your tweets. A hashtag is denoted with a “#” in front of the keyword. You can enter the hashtag in Twitter Search to view the conversation in real time.

#AdobeSummit
Follow the official Summit hashtag to view the community chatter about the conference. Make sure you use it whenever you tweet about the event to join the conversation and connect with other delegates.

#SummitHelp
Use this hashtag to notify us about any logistical issues, before and during Summit. We’ll do our best to assist you as soon as possible.

Breakout sessions

Look out for the topic-specific hashtags we’ve identified on the slides in each breakout session. Use these when you’re tweeting about the session and contribute to the wider discussions taking place in the community.

Customer Community Zone

We want to hear from you in person too, so make sure you swing by the Customer Community Zone (located near the entrance of the Community Pavilion) and say hello. We’re keen to learn more about your experiences with Adobe and how we can work together to provide value and support to our digital marketing community. Please stop by to take our quick survey and be entered into a prize draw to win an iPad!

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