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Claire Roper

Award-Nominated Digital Innovation: Social Strategy for SolX Consulting

  • Writer: Claire Roper
    Claire Roper
  • Jul 14, 2024
  • 1 min read

Back in 2013, I was honoured to be nominated for the Women in IT Awards – Innovated Digital Campaign category for my work with SolX Consulting, a Salesforce.com implementation company. This recognition came as a result of a creative and highly successful organic social media campaign that combined strategic content with community engagement.


SolX Consulting were heavy users of Salesforce Chatter, a collaboration tool within the Salesforce ecosystem. To tap into this, I designed a campaign around internal engagement and customer storytelling — encouraging users to adopt and explore Chatter in a more meaningful way.


Even being noticed by Salesforce.com themselves!

Salesforce tweet announces SolXConsulting is using Chatter instead of email for a month. Includes link, retweets: 102, favorites: 2,988.

The campaign culminated in the creation of two standout resources:

  • A customer-focused ebook that captured best practices, success stories, and how-to guidance

  • A visually engaging Chatter Challenge Infographic, which mapped the journey of the challenge and highlighted key achievements




It resulted in a series of thought leadership

  • How to choose a social media platform 

  • 5 ways to enhance your chatterprofile 

  • Creating a social media campaign using salesforce.com


The campaign delivered strong results through organic reach alone — generating conversations, boosting product usage, and creating real value for both internal teams and external clients.


This project not only showcased SolX’s technical capabilities but also reflected a deeper goal: showing that digital transformation can be engaging, people-first, and fun. It was a proud moment to see this work recognised on a national stage, alongside other leading women in digital innovation.


Circular infographic showing Salesforce workflow: Leads, Dashboard creation, Facebook vote, Blog analysis, and social media activity.

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