GUIDE Β· GROWTH
Bringing members in is half the job; keeping them is the hard part. Most newcomers decide in the first few minutes whether they'll stay. This guide covers what works, from first impressions to events and server lists, and which Groyt tool to use for each.
A few clear channels, simple rules and a warm welcome. Tell newcomers what to do with an image welcome message and DM welcome; let them pick their interests with role panels. Opening 30 empty channels to look busy backfires.
/scheduledmessage.With invite tracking, see who brought how many people and how many stayed; reward the top inviter at the end of the month. Count those who stayed, not just those who joined, or alt accounts will ruin the contest.
You can add your server to Groyt Discover: a server page, votes and boosting. On lists, a good description, clear tags and an up-to-date banner increase clicks. Move your server up regularly with /discover bump.
No. Fake members don't chat, they drive away active members and they're against Discord's rules.
Few at first: general chat, announcements, rules, role picking and one or two topic channels. Open channels as the need arises.
Yes, with servers that have a similar audience. You can collect partnership requests with an application form.
A single multi-purpose bot is enough for most servers; multiple bots doing the same job create double messages and confusion.