A short YouTube clip by Trenton Luera offering practical advice for high-school recruits on how to get responses from college coaches. Key points in this chunk: (1) stop worrying about what coaches think and assume they may forget you, (2) keep follow-up messages simple to resurface in coaches' inboxes, (3) personalize messages to the coach’s situation. The video also includes a promotional offer: DM the creator on Instagram with the word “emails” to receive a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ college coach emails.
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So what do you do if a college coach isn't emailing you back or just responding to your messages in general? I'm going to break it down for you step by step, exactly what you should do so that way you can get responses without looking weird or annoying. Also, if you want a free spreadsheet of 6000 plus college coaches emails, then DM me the word emails on Instagram I'll send to you for free. So the first thing you have to do is stop worrying about what the coach is going to think. If you're worried about what the coach is going to think of you if you continue to follow up with him without him responding, then you're not going to make it. You, you have to instead think that I am such a good player that they are missing out on me. I have to remind them about me consistently. Because believe it or not, a college coach can forget about you. They have hundreds of hundreds of recruits that they're probably worrying about and it's pretty easy to let one slip through the cracks. The second thing you have to do is keep it simple. Your messages that you send them, whether it's email or DMs, don't have to be anything complex, just a simple message to get you back up to the top of their messages. And reminding them that you're there is better than nothing. Number three is personalizing the message. Make sure that you personalize it to their situation, whether it's.