How to improve contact picker metrics

How do I improve my Contact Picker metrics?

The best way to improve your metrics is by auditing your sharing feature. Some suggestions would be to consider where you place your sharing feature, if it's easy to access and use, and whether or not you are incentivizing your users. 

You can checkout examples from some of our customers to get ideas on best practices. 

If you have any questions, reach out to support@cloudsponge.com. Our fingers are tingling with anticipation. 

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