Short video advising high school football players to proactively contact college coaches (via social media, email, camps) to increase chances of receiving college football scholarships; emphasizes daily outreach and offers a free spreadsheet of 6,000+ college coaches' emails. The content is instructional and promotional, encouraging proactive self-marketing to recruiters.
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You don't do this one thing in your recruiting, then you will not get recruited in recruiting. You have to put yourself out there to college coaches. You cannot expect them to come to you and recruit you. And what I mean by putting yourself out there, I mean, is reaching out to coaches directly because you can do this in so many ways with social media. You can reach out to them via Twitter, email, you can go to camp. You have to do these things to get recruited to increase your chance of getting college football scholarship. Because there's just so many kids that want to get recruited and that are on social media. And so if you're not being one of those kids that are proactive, you're just going to get left behind. College coaches don't have the time to do research and dig for those diamonds. They, they just, at this point, they're just trying to get them to come to them. So if you're sitting there wondering why you don't have any interest or you don't have any offers, the reason is because you haven't put yourself out there enough. So get out there, start putting yourself out there daily. So that way you can maximize the amount of attention that you get from college coaches and maximize the chances that you get a college football scholarship. If you want a free spreadsheet with 6000 plus college coaches emails to help you speed up the process.