> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.extole.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Choosing Your Advocate Sharing Experience > A walkthrough of choices available to you for your advocate share experience. # Overview Extole offers flexible implementation options to fit your team’s resources and design preferences. Whether you're working with a full dev team or launching lean, there’s a setup that works for you. Below is a breakdown of the three most common ways marketers successfully enable sharing on their websites. # Embedded Referral Page **Best for brands with developer resources and want to keep strict branding guidelines.** With the **Embedded** option, you integrate Extole’s referral form directly into your own branded webpage. This allows you to create a seamless, fully customized experience that aligns with your site’s look and feel. * **Example**: [Apple Montessori Schools](https://applemontessorischools.com/refer-a-friend#referral-form) Screenshot showing Example: Apple Montessori Schools * **Pros**: * Fully branded, cohesive experience * Can be optimized for SEO and integrated into your site nav * Ideal for brands wanting high visibility and control\ ​ * **Considerations**: * Requires your team to build and design the landing page and embed the widget * Can be harder to do offer A/B tests because the copy and creative is hosted directly on your site # Modal or Widget **A flexible, on-site solution that lives behind a button or link.** The **Modal/Widget** opens a referral form in a pop-up or overlay, triggered from a CTA button on your site. It keeps users on your page while enabling easy sharing. * **Example**: [Ashley Furniture](https://refer.ashleyfurniture.com/homepage_tile_placement) Screenshot showing Example: Ashley Furniture * **Pros**: * Clean and compact; doesn’t require a new page * Easy for customers to access without leaving their browsing experience * Balanced in branding, experience, and resource use\ ​ * **Considerations**: * Requires minimal dev support to implement with just the [core.js](http://core.js) tag * Best placed in high-traffic areas like account pages, nav bars, or site footers # Extole-Hosted Microsite **Perfect for teams with limited tech resources or looking to launch quickly.** Extole provides a fully hosted, out-of-the-box referral microsite, complete with your branding. This is the fastest and easiest way to get started. * **Example**: [BECU](https://share.becu.org/raf_basic_page_hero_cta) Screenshot showing Example: BECU * **Pros**: * Ready to enable in Extole * All copy and creative managed by your team in Extole * Launches quickly without disrupting your main site\ ​ * **Considerations**: * Less integrated into your site’s UX * Microsite lives separately, so consider how you’ll drive traffic to it, a GTM tracking tag can be added to these pages. # **Integrating in App?** These suggestions are specific to onsite experiences, but Extole also supports [Mobile API](http://m/docs/mobile-api) and [Mobile SDK](https://docs.extole.com/docs/mobile-sdks) integrations in your app. Chat with your Implementation or Customer Success Manager to talk through these options. # **Final Tips** * No matter which option you choose, Extole provides support during setup. * Consider where your traffic is coming from and how customers typically engage, this will help you choose the best format. * Want to test more than one method? That’s possible too - some brands start with the microsite and migrate to an embedded experience later on.