Congrats! Any CLI amount is always great and keep doing what you do now. It will move upwards...slowly but surely.. all it takes is time and patience mixed with responsible usage and good payment history 
@Anonymous wrote:
Congrats. How much did you use the card? I'm wondering if more use and paying as soon as the charge posts would give a bigger CLI?
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What you can do is use the CCs for everything you would use the debit card for or pay cash. Like this you create usage without spending more. But make sure you keep track of your spending and have the money available when it comes to paying the bill! Do not buy anything that you would not buy with cash or debit card. There is no need to pay each time a transaction posts unless you have difficulty to keep track of your spending. What you want to make sure though is that before the statement gets cut pay down to at least 30% (for best scoring to 1-9%) and let this amount cut on your statement and report to the CRAs. There are two important dates to know from each credit card: the date your statement gets cut and the due date.
Every lender likes usage even for small amounts as they earn money from swipe fees. This is something that does not cost you any money not like if you do not pay the full statement balance and then a ton of interest gets added. My recommendation is always apply the PIF strategy ..use the CCs to your advantage but avoid interest whenever you can by paying the full statement balance before the due date.
Capital Ones credit tracker 
Currently shows me at 578.
My true Ficos are 643, 652 and 65something.
Atleast credit Karma says 606 and 603, thats atleast within 50.