A high school athlete gets a recruiting plan: attend ID camps like Masters ID Camp and Future 500, start a dedicated YouTube channel for game footage, and use the Every Touch form to submit videos to coaches. Zev approved extra social media content for her profile.
But the real thing is we have to do an audit. The camps, like, to impress them, because you're going to have to impress them right away because they've already done so much. They need to go to 60, um, and she needs to go to Masters ID Camp. Those are probably already passed. Future 500, which also would be really good for it. And she can go to Mass Camps because she's really good. Then pick her top 5 schools and go to all those camps if they're willing. If they're not willing to go to all of them, pick 2 or 3 of them. But she should go to all those camps because she's, she's good enough. Then the next thing is the video stuff is going to be hard, and I've made that really hard on you because I oversold them a tiny bit, which is to say like their YouTube get fixed. So she needs her own YouTube page. All her videos have to get moved to there. I can teach you how to do that, but you can just Google it. It's not that hard, moving YouTube, but you can make her do it. You don't have to do it, but she does need to get her own YouTube page and everything that's moved on there. Then you have to watch the IG section. Um, in the IG section, it's a video of me explaining how to edit the videos. We can edit videos for her, so you can ask— you can, um, have her submit videos for social media even her current videos. Just ask Seth about the— actually, you can, you could just use the Every Touch form. Use the Every Touch form, but say it is for social media because she already has the Every Touch videos in some cases. And you can make a note, you can say Zev approves her, sell her social media videos because I've limited how many social media videos can be made for every student, but she needs, she needs that more than the other videos, truth be told.
