Short YouTube video (creator: Trenton Luera, May 28, 2025) offering practical advice for high-school football recruits on optimizing their Twitter/X profile to attract college coaches. The speaker lists four key profile elements (bio, pinned tweet with video highlights, personal brand—three enumerated here) and emphasizes concise, coach-focused presentation of measurable info (height, weight, GPA, position) and using native video to make highlights easy to view.
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After helping families get a total of over $16 million in scholarship money from X, I've seen that there are four key things you need to have on your profile and 99% don't have all four. Now the first thing is you need a proper bio. Your bio needs to be a summary of all the important things coaches need to know. This is stuff like height, weight, gpa, high school position. Those are all key to have as well as you want to order it in importance so that coaches see your best attributes first. The second thing here is your pinned tweet. Your pinned tweet is the first post a coach will see from you and the best thing to have here is a video version of your highlights. You don't just a link to them because then maybe coaches have to watch ads. Also, Twitter doesn't like to put remote posts that take them away from their own platform and also just makes it a lot easier for coaches to check out your best plays right there in X. So you can do this by either screen recording or using a website like savethevideo.com the third thing you want is a brand. Your Twitter profile is your recruiting resume, so if it's not impressive, you're going to get left behind. You need to show them that you're a talented football player, athlete and person and you do that with what you post. Now the last thing you.