Making a Discord server and just expecting your community to be active and lively is a fools game. He made his own custom panel but at the bottom of this post we’ve supplied some images you can use for your own Twitch page! Here’s an example of Discord as a panel below a Twitch stream from Biinny. For sub servers, where you describe Sub benefits, put something like “VIP access to the sexiest Discord lounge known to mankind.” You can even have a chat bot post it in your Twitch Chat and a panel below your stream that links to your server with a description.

Show and talk about your Discord server on stream.Post on your communities official Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, or other social media platform.Make a YouTube video explaining how to join the community server.Here are some ways we’ve seen other people talk about their Discord spice:

Well, duh… but if you don’t let your viewers know that you have a Discord server they won’t know to join it! As I said above, you can’t just slippity slap together a Discord and hope people come. This begs the question… how do I get my viewers to join my Discord community in the first place!? Tell them about it!

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