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Introducing the Azure Synapse Influencer Program

Introducing the Azure Synapse Influencer Program

We’re pleased to announce the Azure Synapse Influencer program. We’re excited to share this program with the community and begin welcoming new members starting today. 

 

The Azure Synapse Analytics community is at the core of everything we do, and this program is an opportunity for us to connect and support community members like you, who are passionate about helping each other achieve more with cloud analytics. Many of you have already been sharing and creating educational content through social media on a regular basis and this program will allow us to formally recognize those efforts and share your knowledge with a wider audience.  

 

We encourage Azure Synapse users, enthusiasts, and advocates of all levels to join the Azure Synapse Influencer program. Azure Synapse Influencers range in expertise and engagement levels, but they all share the common goal of helping others get connected and expanding their knowledge of Azure Synapse. If you’re new to cloud analytics or have just started using Azure Synapse and have discovered content that’s helped you in your analytics journey, we want to share this with others who might be able to benefit from it as well. 

 

So, how does the program work?

  

If you want to get involved in community discussions around Azure Synapse and help share Azure Synapse-related content via social media, you can now sign up to become an Azure Synapse Influencer. 

 

Becoming an Azure Synapse Influencer is easy! Simply complete the sign-up form below, select your membership level, follow @Azure_Synapse on Twitter, and start (or continue) engaging. Share Azure Synapse-related posts and content using the hashtag #SynapseInfluencers. Once you’ve signed up, you’ll be able to collect your exclusive membership badge and add it to your social media account. 

 

Sign up now 

 

The Azure Synapse Influencer program is intended to be accessible and open to everyone in the community. However you want to engage with the program is up to you! As long as you meet the minimum membership requirements, your application is valid, and as an Azure Synapse Influencer you can level up your engagement at any stage of your membership. 

 

Membership levels:  

 

There are 3 tiers of Azure Synapse InfluencersContender, Challenger, and Champion—starting with the most minimal engagement requirements and graduating to more active participation. 

 

Tier 

Membership Requirements 

Level I -  Contender 

  • Amplify @Azure_Synapse or #AzureSynapse social posts (2 likes or shares/month*)  
  • Amplify Azure team blogs and/or Azure Synapse channel YouTube videos (1/month) 

Level II -  Challenger 

  • All engagement from Level I  
  • Post Azure Synapse Analytics-specific content (1 post/month)  

Level III -  Champion 

  • All engagement from Level II  
  • Post original Azure Synapse content—blog, video, webinar (1 post/month)  

* Shares must include a Quoted Retweet with an original comment to qualify

 

Once you’ve signed up to become a member, you’ll receive your exclusive badge, which you can download and share on your social networks to let others know that you’re a member of the program.

 

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In the coming weeks, we’ll be announcing our first event for Azure Synapse Influencers, where we’ll be answering questions, sharing content, and collecting feedback on the program. We’re also looking forward to creating opportunities for increased collaboration between Azure Synapse Influencers and the Synapse team.

  

To learn more and join the program, visit the Azure Synapse Influencer program website, fill out the form, and start sharing your content with the community today! 

We're excited to announce the launch of our new Azure Synapse Influencer program! Get connected with a global community of data professionals who are passionate about helping each other achieve more with cloud analytics.

 

Azure Synapse Influencers range in expertise and engagement level, but they all share one common goal—to help others get connected and expand their knowledge of Azure Synapse. The Azure Synapse Influencer program recognizes Azure Synapse Analytics community members who actively support others by sharing Synapse-related content, announcements, and product news via social media.

 

Azure Synapse Influencers and advocates of all levels are welcome to join the Azure Synapse Influencer Program. Become an Azure Synapse Influencer today: http://aka.ms/synapseinfluencers

 

Read our recent blog for more information on the program and check out Ryan's new video on the Azure Synapse YouTube channel:

 

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