Communication
At Dutch Blockchain Week 2025, it’s not just about technology and inspiring speakers. It’s also about strengthening your network. This event provides a unique opportunity to build valuable connections and boost your visibility within the community. An effective way to achieve this is by optimizing your social media platforms to connect with people around you.
In this guide, we’ll explain how to use platforms like Telegram, LinkedIn, and X (Twitter) to maximize your interactions, expand your network, and leave a lasting impression.
prepare your profiles
- Update your profiles: Ensure your bios, profile photos, and contact details are current. A polished, professional profile makes it easier for others to connect with you.
- Set clear goals: Think about what you want to achieve during the event – whether it’s meeting specific people, learning about certain companies, or simply increasing your visibility.
Telegram
• Download the Telegram app from the App Store or Google Play Store.
• Open the app, enter your phone number, and verify it with the code sent to you.
• Set up your profile by adding your name and profile picture.
With the People Nearby feature, you can easily find other participants and exchange contact details.
• Go to Contacts > Find People Nearby in the app.
• When you open this feature, other attendees in the area can also see you.
• Want to stay visible? Click “Make Myself Visible” – you can disable this later.
• For privacy, the exact distance is not shown but has a margin of 700 meters.
• Search for the official Dutch Blockchain Week Telegram group using the search bar.
• Click “Join” to become a member and stay updated with the latest news.
• Ask questions, share insights, and network with other attendees.
• Download Telegram Desktop from telegram.org.
• Log in with your phone number or scan the QR code.
• Set up your profile and start networking immediately.
• Telegram only shares your location when you open People Nearby.
• You can control who can message you via Settings > Privacy & Security.
• Want to log out? Go to Settings > Log Out.
• Go to LinkedIn.com and create an account.
• Enter your name, email, and password, then complete verification.
• Set up your profile with a professional photo, a catchy headline, and a clear description
• Use the search function to find Dutch Blockchain Week participants.
• Send connection requests with a personal message.
• Utilize “People You May Know” to discover relevant connections.
• Search for Dutch Blockchain Week groups and other blockchain-related communities.
• Join discussions and engage to expand your network.
• Share insights, ask questions, and respond to posts to stay visible.
• Post about your experiences at Dutch Blockchain Week.
• Tag other participants and use relevant hashtags like #DutchBlockchainWeek, #DBW25.
• Comment and like others’ posts to stay active in the community.
• Adjust your privacy settings via Settings > Privacy.
• Choose who can view your profile and send you messages.
• Want to receive notifications? Configure your preferences via Settings > Notifications.
X (Twitter)
• Go to Twitter.com or download the app.
• Sign up with your email or phone number and create a username.
• Set up your profile with a professional photo, bio, and a link to your website or LinkedIn.
• Follow @DutchBlockchainWeek and other key industry leaders.
• Use and follow hashtags like #DutchBlockchainWeek, #DBW25 and #Blockchain to stay updated.
• Engage with posts by liking, retweeting, and commenting.
• Tweet about your experience at Dutch Blockchain Week and tag relevant people.
• Reply to tweets from speakers, exhibitors, and other attendees.
• Join Twitter Spaces or live discussions happening during the event.
• Post live updates, insights, and key takeaways from sessions.
• Share photos and tag speakers or event organizers.
• Use polls and threads to spark discussions and gain visibility.
• Adjust your privacy settings via Settings > Privacy & Safety to control who can message or mention you.
• Set up notifications to stay updated on event-related tweets and interactions.
• Use Lists to organize tweets from speakers, partners, or attendees.
