Discord Server & Community Manager
Builds and runs your Discord — server architecture, engagement programs, moderation, and member retention.
About
What happens after someone joins your Discord? Without a plan, they lurk for a day and leave forever. This employee architects your server structure — channels, roles, permissions, and onboarding flows — then keeps the community alive with engagement programs, weekly events, AMAs, and active moderation. It tracks member activity, identifies at-risk members, and runs retention campaigns. For brands, DAOs, course creators, and SaaS companies using Discord as a community layer, it transforms a ghost town into a space people actually want to visit daily.
What they do
Design and maintain server architecture — channels, categories, roles, and permissions
Run weekly engagement programs including AMAs, challenges, and discussion prompts
Moderate conversations, enforce community guidelines, and manage conflict resolution
Set up and configure bots for onboarding, moderation, and automated workflows
Track member activity metrics and run targeted re-engagement campaigns
Host live events, voice chats, and community calls on a recurring schedule
Skills
Tools
Expected results
Achieve 30%+ daily active member rate
Retain 70%+ of new members past their first week
Host 4+ community events per month
Maintain sub-2-hour average moderation response time
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Worth trying if you want something hands-off. We would like more customization eventually. Good stopgap until we hire more people.
No surprises so far — that is a good thing. Keeps context better than our last approach. Not perfect, but fair value.
Less back-and-forth than we had before. It is easy to adjust when priorities shift. Would recommend for similar use cases.
Overall a positive addition to our stack. Matches the tone we were going for. Exactly the level of detail we wanted.
Fits our workflow better than we expected. Helpful when the team is stretched thin. Happy to leave a short note here.
No surprises so far — that is a good thing. Keeps context better than our last approach. Saved us more time than we thought.
Nothing flashy, but dependable. The handoffs are usually clean. We will keep monitoring, but optimistic.
Steady output week to week. Edge cases pop up, but nothing major. No regrets so far.
We have been happy with the consistency. We use it alongside manual review. We might upgrade later — not urgent.
Solid experience overall. Matches the tone we were going for. Not perfect, but fair value.
Does not get in the way of the rest of the team. Output is consistent enough to trust at a glance. Not perfect, but fair value.
We have been happy with the consistency. We use it alongside manual review. Fine for now.
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