Working with Me for College Soccer ⚽

16 May 2025 · 14 min
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In this 4‑6 minute promotional video, Zev Taublieb explains his college‑soccer recruiting service aimed at senior high‑school players who are late in the recruiting cycle. He frames the video as a decision point: after watching, the viewer should either pay the fee and start the program or acknowledge that he is currently full and cannot take new clients. He outlines three core pillars – a polished highlight/self‑interview video, an automated personalized email outreach system, and a strategic audit of the player’s profile and target schools. He details how the video is produced (zoom‑ins, music, self‑interview, “Every Touch” format) and why coaches value it. He then walks through the email system’s six “magical” components: integration with the player’s own email, automated coach‑name and school insertion, GIF/video embeds, pre‑written response buttons, pipeline tracking of opens/clicks, and an AI‑powered chatbot that drafts replies. The strategy pillar involves an audit of the player’s club, coach relationships, academic profile, and a tiered list of realistic schools (Tier 1, Tier 2, D‑II, D‑III) based on GPA, major, and position. Zev explains his team structure: a former student (“Called Soccer Guy/Gal”) acts as the day‑to‑day coach, while Zev oversees the process but does not hold Zoom calls with clients; communication is routed through the coach. He emphasizes NCAA compliance – he never contacts coaches directly. He presents two service models: a full‑service “done‑for‑you” option where his team handles video editing, email sending, and follow‑up, and a guided “you‑send‑emails” option where the player clicks send after Zev’s guidance. He sets expectations for rapid action as seniors, outlines a refund guarantee (if no genuine recruitment response within three months), and clarifies that “genuine recruitment” means a coach response, not an offer. He shares a success story of a senior whose video was revamped, leading to an $80,000 scholarship from a Division I school. He also includes a brief parental note that most financial aid comes from academics, not athletics, and provides rough scholarship ranges based on GPA. The video ends with a call‑to‑action: schedule a call (if slots are available) or proceed directly via the provided buttons, noting that free calls are not available due to limited capacity.

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