Boost
The essentials
Give people a reason to stay
Fast growth is not useful if new members leave immediately. Write a clear description of who the server is for and what they can do there. Make the first useful activity easy to find.
A focused community with a small number of active channels is often easier to join than a large list of empty ones. Keep the welcome flow short and explain the rules in plain language.
Build a repeatable rhythm
Choose one recurring activity your team can maintain: a discussion, game session, critique, or question thread. Make its time and purpose predictable. Ask existing members what would make them return.
Invite people from places where your topic already matters, with permission and context. A relevant invitation can be more useful than broadcasting the same link everywhere.
- Welcome new members with a clear next step.
- Schedule activities your team can consistently run.
- Make moderation and support easy to access.
- Track repeat participation rather than member count alone.
Where upgrades fit
Boosts can support features used by an established community. They cannot create conversation or guarantee growth. Spend on upgrades when you know which shared activity they will improve.
Review join sources, first-week participation, and feedback regularly. Keep what attracts engaged members and change what creates confusion.
Find the upgrade that fits.
Compare current packages, then check the product requirements and total before you buy.
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