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Claire Roper

Nominated for Best Social Media Tool 2013: The Dashboard Vote on Salesforce.com

  • Writer: Claire Roper
    Claire Roper
  • Feb 13
  • 2 min read

In 2013, I was proud to be nominated for Best Social Media Tool for a digital strategy campaign developed for SolX Consulting, a Salesforce.com implementation partner. The project was designed to simplify complex reporting tools and drive meaningful engagement — using a blend of education, gamification, and interactive social content.


The campaign centred around a popular blog post I wrote:“10 Sales and Pipeline Charts” — which explained how to manage sales teams using advanced Salesforce.com dashboards. To bring this content to life, I worked with designer Zac Thorne from Milk It Design to build an interactive Facebook voting page, allowing users to vote on their favourite charts, enter their details, and become a lead in salesforce.com database.


Using the five most popular charts, we created:


  • A visually compelling Facebook-integrated dashboard vote

  • A case study highlighting real-world implementation

  • A live event and thought leadership campaign to promote best practices

  • A salesforce.com tool which was scalable and packaged up to customers


How it worked!

This was utalising Salesforce.com Web-to-lead functionality and combining it with a Facebook plug in tool, Pagemodo. Users could head to our Facebook company page (below), vote for your choice, enter your details and hit submit. This is created a new lead in our salesforce.com database.


This multi-channel strategy increased customer engagement, positioned SolX as a thought leader in Salesforce usability, and showcased how social platforms could be integrated into the B2B experience in meaningful, results-driven ways.


Webpage titled "The Dashboard Vote" with five charts held by people. Includes a form asking for name, email, and dashboard vote choice.

The nomination for Best Social Media Tool recognised not just the creativity behind the campaign, but its effectiveness in helping customers solve real problems — turning complex data into something accessible, interactive, and even fun.

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