A college soccer recruitment consultant walks high school players through getting noticed by college programs. They offer a step-by-step guide and individual support, but don't contact coaches directly to stay compliant with NCAA rules. Coaches can schedule calls or group sessions through the link in bio.
It's story time. I got a message from a coach who's telling me that they have really talented players and want me to help their players get recruited. So let me show you how I do that. So the coach says, hey friend, I'm a high school coach in rural Florida. We— could we chat about how to get my kids noticed? I have a keeper that could go D3, maybe D1 if the right tools. Appreciate you, videos are great. Thank you so much for reaching out. And for those of you coaches who would like my help helping your players, this is the best way to do it. So first of all, I work with players individually, so they can click the link in the bio and they can call me, which is obviously the easier way. But if you are like, hey, I want you to help all of my players, remember, I do not directly contact any coaches on your behalf. I'm not an agent. You're not allowed to do that in the NCAA process. Some people still do that anyways, and I don't like doing it that way because I— it's not an efficient way to actually get recruited. You should not be limited to the people that I know. I want to show you how to get approached by everybody and for you to pick the right school for you. So the other thing you can do is when you want to work with me as a coach, Schedule a call with me. You can DM me on Instagram, and what I can do is I can give you basically my College Soccer Guide program, and we can take you each step of the process. To get the College Soccer Guide program, you have to apply, and that's where the link in bio comes in. So for those of you coaches who want me to talk to like all of your players and a bunch of them at once, we can work on that, uh, so that way my team and I can work with them individually, so that way we can get them recruited to play college soccer. You just have to apply. The link's in the bio. Okay, I love you so much. Goodbye.
