Tips for sharing your conference participation.

Get the most out of your participation by sharing your involvement

Leverage your network. Spread the word.
We want you to get the most out of your participation in SPIE events, and we encourage you to share your involvement. Those who share their participation in at least some form are more likely to have a successful event experience and help attract others for further learning, collaboration, and discussion.

Below, find tips on how to share your participation.

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You can benefit from sharing whether it is with an individual or thousands on social media.

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Tips for Authors: useful information about sharing

Tips for authors on sharing their Optics + Photonics participation

Congratulations – your conference manuscript was accepted! Now it is time to get the word out about your presentation. Use LinkedIn or Twitter to share the news of your upcoming presentation with colleagues and peers. Include a link to the conference website and post a message. Here are some example to get started.

	My manuscript was accepted for #SPIEsstro 2020! Come listen to my talk on 14 December at 8.30 AM. bit.ly/SPIEastro #gravitationalwaves #imaging
	I'm excited to announce that I will be speaking at #SPIEastro 2020! My team and I will share our latest research on advanced photon counting techniques on 15 December 2020 at 3.00 PM. bit.ly/SPIEastro
	I will be giving a presentation titled “enter title of presentation” at #SPIEastro 2020. Let me know if you plan to attend the conference! I'd love to connect before the event.

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