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Using Twitter
Enhance Your Conference Experience with Twitter
- Follow @drugdisc on Twitter for special offers and news from the event.
- Monitor the #drugdisc topic to connect with others at the event.
- End your Tweets from the event with #drugdisc to join the conversation.
- Retweet content from @drugdisc that you think will be of interest to your followers.
- Tweet before, during and after the event to let your followers know that you attended Drug Discovery & Diagnostic Development Week.
IBC's Drug Discovery & Diagnostic Development Week on Twitter
Twitter is a real-time information network powered by people all around the world that lets you share and discover what’s happening now.
A part of our on-going effort to connect with our conference attendees is bringing them together into a professional network of shared ideas and talents. In light of that goal, we are making increasing use of social media tools to reach to them and to allow them to more easily engage with us.
On Twitter, we make conference announcements, provide industry information, and offer discounts and Twitter-only specials. However, Twitter is designed to be a community and we are only one part. We would like your help in growing our Drug Discovery community.
You can easily help make this event an even greater success by expanding outside the physical walls of the event and onto Twitter.
Joining Twitter
- Navigate to http://twitter.com and click the "Sign Up" button after the intro paragraph, or simply navigate to https://twitter.com/signup. This will take you to the main signup page.
- Enter your full name, username, password and email address.
- Finding Sources That Interest You: search for drugdisc and anyone else you would like to follow. Be sure to click "follow" next to the apropriate search result.
- If you already completed the sign-up process and did not follow @drugdisc, navigate to http://twitter.com/drugdisc and click the "Follow" icon at the top-left beneath the IBC logo.
Twitter Help
For further help on joining and using Twitter, please refer to the following links:
