Trenton Luera breaks down how to get college coaches' attention: connections help but aren't enough, email brought over 600 responses in 2024 but is competitive, and Twitter is where 90% of recruiting happens. The four strategies work best combined, not alone.
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The toughest part of recruiting is getting coaches interested in you. Here's the only four ways you should use to get interest and Number three is my favorite for football. Number one Connections. Now, I'm not a huge fan of connections, but they can work because it can be more likely that your film actually gets seen by a college coach. The issue that most families run into is that they only rely on connections. Instead, you should use these connections as a bonus. Number two email. In 2024, we generated over 600 responses from from college coaches using email. So it works. The issue is it's highly competitive and can take a lot of time. You need to find the coach's contact info, then write an email for that specific coach and then continue to repeat for 20 or 30 more emails just that day. And you're likely to get a low response rate unless you take spam filters seriously. Number three Twitter. This is where the money is at. 90% of college football recruiting happens on Twitter, so your best chance of getting seen and responded to is here. My recommendation is to get the blue check mark so you can DM more coaches and.