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For community owners

Materials for Naura Meets announcements and reminders

A guide for owners and admins of connected communities: how the format works, where to post, and ready-to-copy texts for chat or a channel.

Before you publish
In every text, replace {your community link} with your actual bot or community link.

How to create a community in Naura

A short video walkthrough: how to set up a community and get a link for your members.

Getting started

Step 1

Watch the video

Learn how to create a community and where to get the member link.

Step 2

Publish an announcement

Once at launch — pick a text below and post it in chat or your channel.

Step 3

Remind once a week

Then use short reminders so members confirm participation in the new round.

What is Naura Meets

Naura Meets is a matchmaking format within a community in the Random Coffee mechanic.

It helps members connect with each other through short 1-on-1 meetings.

It’s especially useful in communities where:

  • people read the chat but rarely move to personal introductions;
  • new members find it hard to know where to start;
  • there are many interesting people, but there’s no clear reason to contact;
  • you want to strengthen relationships between members, not just consume content.

Why this is good for your community

Naura Meets helps your community become more alive and connected.

  • members find it easier to meet without awkwardness and extra initiative;
  • new people get a clear way to join the community;
  • more real contacts, ideas, and useful connections appear inside the community;
  • the community becomes stronger through relationships between people, not just content.

Your role as a community owner

You don’t need to manage the process manually.

The system handles everything: participant collection, matching, reminders, participation confirmation, and partner replacement if needed.

Your job is simply to periodically remind members that this format exists.

How often to publish messages

Connection announcement:

once at launch.

Reminder:

once a week — at the start of the week or on Saturday/Sunday, when people are more likely to decide to join the next round.

No more than:

once a week to avoid spamming.

Ready-to-post announcement texts

For the first launch, use 1 long announcement. After that, choose the option that fits your chat tone best.

Option 1
We now have Naura Meets — a matchmaking format within your community using the Random Coffee mechanic.

We launched it for one simple reason: we want more than just content here — we want real connections between participants.

Often a community has many interesting people, but they never meet: some are shy to write first, some don’t understand how to start, and some just keep postponing.

Naura Meets solves this easily: it gives you a clear reason for a short 1-on-1 conversation without extra tension.

Sometimes one short conversation can give a person more than a month of reading the chat.

If you like the idea of getting to know someone from the community — join:

{your community link}

Option 2
Every community has the same problem: you can stay around for a long time, read the chat, follow the news — and still not really meet anyone.

That’s why we connected Naura Meets — a format that helps members find each other more easily and build live connections inside the community.

A strong community is built not only on content, but on the people inside it.

New acquaintances, useful contacts, and simply the feeling of “your people” nearby don’t always happen on their own — sometimes they need a clear reason.

If you want to get to know someone from the community better — come in:

{your community link}

Option 3
Just a reminder that we have Naura Meets — a matchmaking format inside the community.

It’s a simple way to meet someone without awkward “hi, let’s get to know each other” — and without having to figure out who to message.

You can simply follow the link and see how it works:

{your community link}

Option 4
We connected Naura Meets to make it easier for members to get to know each other inside the community.

It’s a format for short 1-on-1 meetings that helps people find new contacts, ideas, and “their own” people nearby.

If you’ve been wanting to know someone from the community better for a while — this is a great reason to start:

{your community link}

Short version
We now have Naura Meets — a matchmaking format inside the community.

If you want more than just reading the chat, and you’d like to meet people in it — join:

{your community link}

Weekly reminders

After that, post short reminders once a week. You can rotate wording so messages don’t look identical.

Option 1
If you’re already in Naura Meets, don’t forget to confirm your participation this week.

If you haven’t joined yet — welcome.

It’s a simple way to get to know people inside the community:

{your community link}

Option 2
If you’re already in the Naura Meets bot, confirm your participation for the new round of introductions this week.

And if you’re not with us yet — you can join anytime:

{your community link}

Option 3
Quick reminder: if you’re already connected to Naura Meets, confirm your participation this week to get into the new round.

If you’re not in the bot yet — join:

{your community link}

Option 4
If you’re already in Naura Meets, don’t forget to mark your participation this week.

If not yet — it’s time to try.

One short conversation inside the community can give you a new contact, a useful idea, or just a great acquaintance:

{your community link}

Option 5
If you’re already in Naura Meets — confirm your participation this week.

If you haven’t joined yet — join.

This is our matchmaking format inside the community:

{your community link}

Option 6
Reminder: if you’re already in Naura Meets, confirm your participation so you’ll get paired this week.

If you haven’t joined yet — come in:

{your community link}

Option 7
If you’re already in Naura Meets, don’t forget to confirm your participation this week.

If you’re not in the bot yet — join:

{your community link}

Short version
If you’re already in Naura Meets — confirm your participation this week.
If you’re not yet — join:

{your community link}

Usage recommendations

  • For the first launch, use 1 long announcement.
  • After that, post short reminders once a week.
  • You can rotate wording so messages don’t look the same.
  • Texts that sound calm and without pressure work best.
  • You don’t need to explain the mechanic every time — just remind them of the benefits and share the link.