Short YouTube advice clip by Trenton Luera offering three actionable ways for high-school football players to increase college recruiting and scholarship opportunities: (1) email college coaches with eye-catching subject lines and links to highlights (a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ coach emails is offered via Instagram DM), (2) DM coaches on Twitter/X and contact at least ~20 coaches per day, and (3) post regularly on Twitter to be discovered by coaches. The tone is practical and promotional.
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There are three things that you can do to boost your recruitment right now and get yourself more scholarship opportunities. First, if you want a free spreadsheet with 6000 plus college coaches emails, all you have to do is DM me the word emails on Instagram, I'll send it to you for free. The first thing you can do is email college coaches. Now, email still works with college football. The key here is making sure that your subject line is eye catching. Make some click on the email and then your body leads straight to your highlights because that's the goal is just to get them to watch your highlights and make that decision whether they like you or not. Number two is DMing coaches on Twitter or X. Twitter is where the hub of college football recruiting is. So if you're not on there, you're missing out being active on there. Reaching out to coaches via Twitter is a great way to directly get in touch with college coaches. A general guideline is you should be reaching out to a bare minimum of 20 college coaches on Twitter per day. The third thing is posting on Twitter. I've even talked to a D1 coach and they said that, hey, sometimes we're scrolling our feed on Twitter, we see a guy that we like and that's how we get the recruiting process started with them. So it's kind of like a little bit of a lottery shot putting yourself out there on Twitter. But if you continually post, the fact that you're.