Trenton LueraCollege Football Recruiting Expert

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9 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube video (creator: Trenton Luera, uploaded March 9, 2025) giving three concise tips to optimize a recruiting Twitter profile for college football: pin a highlights video as your pinned tweet; write a structured bio including height, weight, graduation year, position, and high school plus strengths; post about yourself at least twice a week and keep the timeline focused on you. The clip ends with a call-to-action offering a done-for-you process.

Questions this video answers

March 9, 2025.

A video of your highlights (not a huddling).

Height, weight, graduation year, position, and high school (plus other strengths/accomplishments).

At least two times per week.

Chapters

Looked at hundreds of recruiting Twitter profiles. Here are three mistakes you're probably making. Number one your pinned Tweet. Your pinned tweet is the first tweet on your profile. The only thing it should be is your highlights and it should be a video of your highlights, not just a huddling. Number two your bio. Coaches need to get a quick summary of you. So this is where your bio comes in. It should be organized and have important information like height, weight, graduation year, position and your high school as well as any other strengths or accomplishments you have. The third one is your posts. You're either not posting enough or you're not posting enough about. You need to be posting two times a week minimum and your timeline should only be about you. Coaches should be able to scroll in your profile and learn exactly who you are. If you're looking for a done for you process that walks you through this step by step, hit us up. You know where to find us.

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