Phase 4:  Setting up your Discord server

Phase 4: Setting up your Discord server

PHASE 4 – Setting Up Your Discord Server

4.1 – Discord A-Z: Channel, Category & Role Structure

4.3 – Server Permissions

4.4 – Branding & Embed Messages

4.2 – Optimizing For Sales

4.5 – Using Bots On Discord

4.6 – Security Checklist

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4.1 – Discord A-Z: Channel, Category & Role Structure

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  1. Branding

Branding is crucially important when building a sustainable Discord server

Having a branded Discord will lead to a trusted community, higher conversion rate, and a higher customer lifetime value

Some things to think about when branding:

  • Server name
  • Role names
  • Logo / banner
  • Emojis (stick to 1 theme)
  • Having social proof

All of these should be personalized to your specific Discord to make it stand out

  1. Boosting your server

This is a subscription from Discord that allows you to customize your Discord server more for $90/month

It includes:

  • Custom emojis
  • Custom stickers
  • Better audio in calls
  • Custom invite link
  • Animated server banner

More personalization = better

  1. Roles

The main 4 you’ll want to cover are:

  • Free users
  • Premium users
  • Community mangers
  • Admins

As I said before, create custom names for them to fit your niche and have fun with it!

  1. Channels

Every Discord needs channels, here are 10 good ones (you may not need all of them):

  • Verify (the first channel for when people join)
  • Announcements (to tell users news + promote special offers)
  • Upgrade (where people can get a premium subscription)
  • Free chat
  • Premium chat
  • Testimonials
  • Community calls
  • FAQs (cover any possible objections)
  • Affiliate (give people affiliate links to promote your Discord)
  • Premium channel (links to course / other resources. Load this with value)
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