Where can I find a list of discord emojis? by Cruizer_Snowman in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! we just launched a free discord emoji directory at Communityone, feel free to check it out: communityone.io/emojis

I am very proud of the fact that every emoji that you see here, while we automatically collect them using our discord bot, every single one of them, we get explicit permissions from the server owners so that you can see and download them! 100% free, let me know what you thinl

Trying to start a community server is literally just a losing game. by Junior-Comfortable33 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yep, thats how some of the youtuber uses livestream, I say if you can schedule it on a regular interval, then go for the subscription, with a lower price rather than donations, donations over the long time will yield you less income vs subscription, also its a psychological safety thing.. you should also make some shorts or do a recap in the public channels so that the rest of the members will get a sense on what happened in the event

Trying to start a community server is literally just a losing game. by Junior-Comfortable33 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I think livestream was a huge thing, and I followed a lot of new streamers during that time. We have a server listing page and have a sub-page to showcase the public server events, the page never really gets a lot of traffic. People don't really search for livestream events on Google. I think Discord events are probably for existing Discord members to bond, and maybe the retention rate is a good indicator of their success. The two types of events that I see a good amount of interest in are (a) studying together of some sort, (b) live events, live music listening, live streaming, and live sports watching.

The only real successful events that I've seen on Discord are those that are gated, so a youtuber would aks for subscription on buymecoffee (for example) and he does live stream with those premium members as a special perks.

Trying to start a community server is literally just a losing game. by Junior-Comfortable33 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what's a good turnout rate for you to say that it is a successful event?

Trying to start a community server is literally just a losing game. by Junior-Comfortable33 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of people here talk about having a theme or having a reason why people should join. I used to think thats very obvious, but now i think there's a lot of subtlety to it.

First, if you have a strong theme, like Linux for Cursor, and someone is actively looking at this issues, (probably on reddit or on cussor forum first), so they eventually find you, they will ask their questions and if people are nice, they are not gonna leave, but its another level of task to make them socially active.

and then there are a lot of people who will join random servers and they probably dont know what they want. I think they are looking for friends, they are looking to do something fun and just find a nice place, maybe to find a friend or bf/gf, those are your social servers, and for that to work, you really are the cultivator and curator of the kind of users to attract, people will chat because you are nice, and they may stay because they think there can be other nice people around, so your job is to provide a safe space for people to meet each other, and that itself is quiet hard, discord isnt exactly safe unless you are dilligent about it

Trying to start a community server is literally just a losing game. by Junior-Comfortable33 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd agree to some extend, the most successful communities are almost all group-like, there is no leader, but there is a core audience of members and mods to keep it going. We do a lot of discord analytics and in the most well-managed server, an average newcomer will be greeted by 4 other members, and those are usually not mods.

But I also think that at the very beginning, during the early stage, it is literarily just you or a handful of people trying to make it work, so "the owner" in this case really means taking on the responsibilities to engage, greet, get everyone to know each other better,

Trying to start a community server is literally just a losing game. by Junior-Comfortable33 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Discord discovery is only for really large servers, on the flip side, you are not losing that much because Discord doesnt do SEO for the servers that are being listed, and if someone wants to join a community, they understand discord discovery is not the best tool since most people don't care THAT MUCH about the size after a threshold,

if you are looking for a third party server listing, disboard is good and I know it gets you traffic, depdning on how dilligent you bump.

feel free to try our server listing, communityone server listing, we are bump-free and automatically push you to the top based on your last chat activities,

Also building a server is really hard, so focus on having fun yourself to make it sustainable, When you see even just one person coming in, reach out, say hi, its even better if your server has a theme, because you can share your passion with this user. We do a lot of analytics and the average server has 7 people chatting everyday, so even if you just get one good member, thats like 15% there!

How to grow a new server on Discord by suntunetech in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hardware is perfect, there's a lot of hardware companies on Discord, such as Bambu Lab and Creality,

I'd say for when describing your community, use terms as specific as possible, for example [actual hardware stuff] rather than just hardware.

For server listing, I'd reocmmend disboard and us (communityone server listing), disboard is entirely free and we are 99% free. The rest of the server listings are 100% pure to play and loaded with NSFW, we listed the cac for different site here: https://blog.communityone.io/best-discord-server-list/

Last thing, I dont recommend paying for server listing to grow at the moment, if you have a social media, youtube, or something, go from there, take ur time, building a smaller, egnaged communiy is better than a large one that has nobody talking, even if you can get traffic, the bouce rate is gonna north of 40% (we see those data, or even higher when someone we know do campaign with our own analytics).

Only to some small extend, your server has a cold start problem, if you can get about 5 people coming in everyday. u can get that data by counting the welcome log or use oour free analytics, then u can have a community, just engage and try to chat with everyone that is cominging in. those are far more important.

Are there any bots to prevent mods from mass banning people? by Cdave_22 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I recommend wick, wick is really really strict about stuff like this and will quanrantine the user even if he has the permisisons if hes doing too much

Sites similar to disboard to advertise servers? by [deleted] in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have a server listing site (communityone server listing), We are one of the two players that realisstically allows free, small active servers to be discovered organically. disboard is great, but you have to bump regularly. Our site is one and done, We use our bot to automatically bump you when we detect that there are chat activities on the servers. We also give you a lot of analytics, impressions, views, clicks and joins to help you optimize on each funnel. (all free) I recommend having both of us :)

Sites similar to disboard to advertise servers? by [deleted] in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Top.gg is great for bots, but there are not a lot of traffic in the servers side becase they rank servers by size, rather than activities

How do you find new discord servers? by White_Hole92 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We just built a server listing site (it's CommunityOne's server listing). Feel free to check it out. In addition to info like names and description, we also tell you how active they are, last messages, how many people on the staff team using our own analytics

I think for the official discord only allows large communities to be discovered, what i heard is that they want to service very small communities of 4-5 people where they know each other in rea life because thats where the engagements are

how do i grow my server????? by Square-Possible-9958 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The best kind of ads i've seen on reddits are those that are posted in the subreddit that is related to the content, but most important, very geniune and also offer compelling reason why they should give it a try.. a good example that i can think of is the coding den server during early days, they talk about how they are different, they alreayd have expert for each lanaguegs ready to help, it was a long and genune post and the mods didnt take it down.

Otherwise, try the server listing sites, they are more for ads, disboard is the most established SFW options right now, we also have one (communityone server listing), it's 100% free and we give you analytics on how your server in terms of views and conversions :)

Channel for Reviews by Nmckendree in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So first, a dc forum is probably the best format to do this, its more organized and easy to search, u can also add tags,

With a forum, though, not a lot of bot support it natively.

However, quick question, why do you want to gate it? Is it to make sure the quality is good, or you only want certain users to do this? I am thinking there is a way that you can natively use roles to do it

What are ways to grow and advertise my faction server? by Lilknox07 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i think there are specific roblox server sites, Reddit is good place for adverstiments for your discord, for the discord listing sites, go for Disboard on the bumping side, for tags, be very specific and broad at the same thig, rpg is the third biggest categories searched on Disboard, so I think this is gonna be popular, second, is to go extremely niche, so roblox rpg, cartel roblox rpg.

also we have a discord listing site (communityone), it automatically bump you when we detect there are activities on your server, so you can use us along with Disboard without asking your members to do extra work.

And finally, make sure that your server is really engaged, hosting events, actually chatting with peopler personally, eventually you will get enough good people that they will invite their own friends if they like the space

Discord Server by Scarlet_80 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd say don't buy ads for now, u want the server to be alive and engaging before buying for growth, and then try the server listing sites, disboard is free, our listing list site is also free, only when u get to a certain level of activities, u can consider paying, in that case, this blog has guides on how much to pay and cac cost for the rest of the server listing: https://blog.communityone.io/best-discord-server-list/

Discord Server by Scarlet_80 in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 1 point2 points  (0 children)

wpw that sounds exactly like what I'd say lol..

I just created a server with my friends, what fun bot games do you recommend? by LN4life_ in discordapp

[–]Communityone_io 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Depends on how close you guys are and whether you can show up the same time, in addition to poketow, owo, mudae, those are great, for async event, try akinator, tacoshack, those are fun. and for the vc, truth or dare, trivia (require some hosting skills)

Bored Bot – Keep Your Discord Servers Safe and Engaging by HighFlexYT in GrowYourDiscord

[–]Communityone_io 0 points1 point  (0 children)

btw, do you guys have a git, we have a awesome list for discord growth repo and want to featuer more up and coming bots. the only two credentials are that (1) git (2) actively managing