#17: 3 things that you probably didn't know about the recruiting funnel most Colleges use

22/04/2024 10 min Episodio 17
#17: 3 things that you probably didn't know about the recruiting funnel most Colleges use

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Episode Synopsis

In this episode, Alex Molden shares insights from a recent showcase event he attended. He emphasizes the importance of social media presence for athletes and provides tips on making a standout highlight tape. He also discusses the recruiting process and advises athletes to tag graduate assistants in their social media posts to get noticed by college coaches. TakeawaysSocial media, especially Twitter, is the first point of contact for college coaches, so athletes should have a clean and professional profile with their name and relevant information.A standout highlight tape should be 2-3 minutes long, with the best plays showcased in the first 30 seconds.Instead of tagging head coaches or position coaches, athletes should tag graduate assistants in their social media posts to get on the radar of college programs.Researching a college's recruiting department and tagging the appropriate personnel can help athletes get noticed and potentially move up the recruiting funnel.The Scholarship Athlete Scorecard is a valuable tool for assessing one's progress in the recruiting process and receiving personalized guidance.Let's connect:IGFacebookXWebsiteAre you proactive in the recruiting process? Check out our quiz to see.*Book a discovery call: If you're feeling stuck or need additional assistance, book a 15-minute discovery call with Alex today.

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