YesGraph - Boost viral growth by recommending who users should invite

@slsansovich thanks! I think we have a lot more work to do on documentation. It is comprehensive but not concise. And there are lots of different platform and language SDKs to build

@evilspyboy hmm, maybe email me more details: ivan@yesgraph.com We do have endpoints for sending existing user data and past invite history. This helps us tune the ranking so we're suggesting people that match your best users. Certain flows demand filtering out existing users, so knowing who already signed up is important. For example, if you're using a referral flow, you typically only get credit after a new user signs up. No use in suggesting contacts already on the app. This is harder than it sounds because we need to dedupe contacts. This is a subtle way YesGraph will be more performant than DIY.

@yesgraph @ikirigin ill mail you but maybe it's just still trying to understand :)

@mlchild I think this is the hard part about invite flows. We might also get into testing messaging and other kinds of optimization. Even reflecting metrics is valuable. There is no secret. There are no silver bullets. Growth teams focus on process and iterative results, not secrets. I want to make it a really easy decision to do this advanced product feature. That said, I know dozens of tactics. What we can't incorporate into the product, we'll turn into content on http://blog.yesgraph.com/

@ikirigin Sounds good. I don't really believe there are silver bullets but "secrets" is a fun way to describe unevenly distributed insights. Will be following the blog.

@mlchild that makes sense. Hopefully more even soon :)

@alexvinogradov4 We're not a data broker. We don't sell any data we receive. In order to help you, you need to have users grant you access to their contacts. And then we can rank them, and return back a ranked set. We can add public data, like what we might find from FullContact, but we don't otherwise add any more data to the contacts. We sell insight, not raw data -- which in the end is what people want anyway. Our terms state that we can only share the data to a 3rd party as part of our service, like hosting on Heroku Postgres. They also state that you can request we delete any of your data anytime. https://www.yesgraph.com/terms/ I should also add that we only allow access via HTTPS, use secure token access, and have client tokens for untrusted mobile client security. https://www.yesgraph.com/docs/re...