A short YouTube monologue by Trenton Luera (social-hashtags visible) giving a candid perspective on college football recruiting services. The speaker, who offers recruiting help professionally, states that recruiting services are not strictly necessary, warns viewers to be skeptical of anyone insisting they must pay for help, and offers free content (TikToks, tweets) that can guide recruits and families. The tone is direct and advisory, with an underlying promotional element.
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So do you need a recruiting service? Do you need recruiting help? It's going to be a straight, unfiltered video. My genuine take on this stuff. As someone who gives recruiting help, who helps kids get recruited, helps families out, who's on calls all the time with families, parents recruit, do you actually need help in the recruiting process? Now, first off, I'll explain my whole goal of this. Just to give you the truth, give you my genuine take so that way you can take it into your situation, think of whatever you want to think about it, and go make the right decision for you. And ultimately, I love for each and every one of you to work with me. That'd be awesome. That'd be a blast. But ultimately, the truth is, you don't really need recruiting help. You don't need these recruiting services. And my thing is, if anybody's telling you that if they're like, oh, you really need to work with us, you really need my help, then you should exercise that with caution. Because the truth is, there's plenty of recruits out there that got recruited without help. I mean, shoot, you can literally just watch my TikToks. You go on my Twitter, like, read my tweets, and you probably crush the recruiting process just fine. The number one thing I hate out of any of the recruiting stuff is the people that try and give people help. But in reality.