by Mandy Green, Busy Coach Over the last few weeks I have been offering webinars giving tips for how to make recruiting simpler. In a few of them, I made a reference to how coaches should be using the same framework for how they run a practice to how they schedule their day working at home. I …
Two Things Recruits Love to Get From Coaches
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies What do your recruits want from you? There are many things recruits look for when making their college decision. They consider the location of the school, what the athletes on the team are like, and whether the school has their major. But, with so …
How Social Media Should Fit Into Your Recruiting Plan
Popular opinion among many college coaches is revolving around the idea that because prospects love to spend time on social media, they'll want to see a lot of content from you if they're going to pick your program.True. Kind of.More than any other medium you can deliver a recruiting message …
Ideas That Will Improve Your Emails
By Jeremy Tiers, Director of Admissions Services Students continue to tell us that email is their preferred method of communication with colleges and universities during the college search process.How do you think those same students (and their parents) would describe the emails that …
How to Beat Other Programs’ Last-Minute Offers
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Coach, I am sure you have run into this situation before: You spend months if not years recruiting an athlete. It seems to be going well. You have a strong relationship with the athlete and their parents. They are a perfect fit for your program and …