Adobe Campaign User Groups are customer-led meet ups intended to help individuals succeed with using Adobe Campaign.

Interested in starting an Adobe Campaign User Group? Apply to start a new chapter here: https://forms.office.com/r/mUYe79EVgV  

User Group Leader Guidelines

If you’re interested in being a leader of an Adobe User Group, review the Adobe User Group Leader Toolkit here. Once you’ve reviewed and accepted the contents of the Adobe User Group Leader Toolkit which includes the Adobe Influencer Code of Conduct, Brand guidelines, and the Recommended Practices & Requirements, a member of the Adobe Customer Advocacy team will be in touch to answer any further questions you may have and support you in launching your user group chapter.

Our user groups are a thriving community because of the dedication and commitment of the incredible users who come together to share their experience of using Adobe’s transformative digital marketing products. 

For more information on the Adobe User Group Program, contact advocacy@adobe.com.

Benefits of Leading an Adobe User Group  

• Access to network of Adobe Campaign Leaders and product experts globally 
• Sneak peeks into product updates from Adobe Campaign product team  ​
• Exclusive Adobe swag​
• Badges for LinkedIn, Adobe Campaign Community on Experience League
• Adobe Campaign User Group Leader best practice trainings​ & professional development sessions
• Opportunity to expand your personal brand and thought-leadership

Requirements for Adobe User Group Leaders

The following actions are required of all Adobe User Group Leaders:

• Maintain an active Experience League Community profile and encourage user group members to continue the conversation following user group meetings in Experience League Communities.
• Use the Adobe User Group program hub powered by Bevy Labs to manage and log meeting attendance and communicate user group updates and/or events.
• Plan and facilitate regional in-person or virtual meetings for the user group chapter you are a leader of on a quarterly basis or at least four (4) times a calendar year which includes, but is not limited to:
• Organizing meeting logistics
• Creating the agenda and curating content for the meetings
• Promoting the meetings through Experience League Communities and professional social network channels
• Maintain a minimum of 10 members within your user group chapter.

Adhere to the Adobe User Group Leader Brand Guidelines and Adobe User Group Code of Conduct located here [link to documents on Adobe User Group site]

Recommendations for Adobe User Group Leaders

To lead successful user group meetings or events, consider adopting the following recommended practices:

• Share presentations, recommended practices, and learnings from user group meetings with fellow user group leaders on a quarterly basis
• Maintain a user-focused learning and recommended practices sharing environment at all meetings.
• Contact the Adobe Customer Advocacy Team at advocacy@adobe.com  with any requests for support or guidance in leading your user group