Often, we here many of the same questions when discussing our platform with parents, coaches and student-athletes. We thought we would share some of those with you in the hopes you gain a better understanding of how we assists student-athletes in the recruiting process. Below are some of the FAQs were have heard. ...
The concept of customer churn should be a prominent concern for club owners and directors. Customer churn – which is defined simply as a customer ending their relationship with a company – has a direct impact on customer lifetime value and the ability to grow a business. Club sports are the ultimate recurring revenue business. In an ideal setting, a club acquires a family at a young age, and that family stays with the club until college. However, as most in this space are aware, this is easier said than done. This paper will explore how tracking and managing customer churn is extremely important to the long term success of a club and its ability to grow. ...
During the recruiting process, it is important to not be tied up with what can feel like chaos around you. Instead, it’s important to simply go into yours with a plan and to attack in head on. This way, you will be better able to focus on you! Here are five ways in which you can take control of your process. ...
Walking toward the “main” tent at a recruiting event, you are liable to see many things: Tired players seeking the location of their next game or a cold beverage; Tired parents seeking answers to a barrage of random questions; Tired event organizers seeking to fill the Radio Shack “You’ve got questions, We’ve got answers” role.
Summer event season kicks off soon! It is imperative to make sure you have a plan going into the summer so the process can be less stressful and you can feel confident knowing you are in control. Here are three things you should be doing to ensure you are on track to have a productive summer recruiting circuit. ...
https://sportsrecruits.wistia.com/medias/tnjoknqgku?embedType=async&videoFoam=true&videoWidth=640 As a high school student athlete, one of the first ways to get on the radar of a college coach in the recruiting process is by sending them a Letter of Interest – or, more aptly titled, an Introductory Email. The email serves as a starting point of your correspondence with that coach
As important as preparing on the field is for high school student-athletes looking to play in college, it is just as important to prepare off of the field. One of the most vital areas in the recruiting space to prepare for is ensuring you have a highlight reel. A highlight reel is crucial for an athlete looking to attack the recruiting process, because it gives the college coach something to evaluate. It’s a great first-step and serves as an introduction. Read more below. ...
For many high school athletes, competing collegiately is seen as the end goal of countless tournaments, showcases and in-season games. For many parents of these players, the ability to tell others that their son (or daughter) plays at a specific school is a source of great pride, the fruit of the money, time and effort put into getting their child onto this club team or at that showcase. Consider these numbers, courtesy of the NCAA, for attempting to play a sport collegiately. ...
In this video, staffer Jordan Evans walks you through our platform. In just two minutes, you'll be in the know!
In this video, staffer Ali Hellmuth walks you through our platform. In just two minutes, you'll be in the know!
