by Sean Devlin, Front Rush - Product Development DirectorWith all of the hype around Twitter and the new NCAA ruling for Divisions I and II, we thought it would be a good idea to talk about how coaches can transition to Twitter life a little easier and what tools are out there to improve your …
6 Tips for “Old School” Recruiters
For all of the college coaches that are Twittering, blogging, using Facebook, have a MySpace page promoting their team, using tools like Front Rush to communicate with recruits or Dartfish to coach them better, there are lots of others who are keeping it “old school”.They’ll recruit their kids …
How to “Time Block” Your Way to Coaching Success
by Mandy Green, Selling for CoachesI keep hearing, “Mandy, I need more balance and less chaos in my day as a college coach.”I hear it frequently when I am leading one an On-Campus Workshop for an athletic department...coaches tell me that they go into their day with a game plan and by 9:30 …
How to Give Your Recruiting Emails More Likable Links
by Sean Devlin, Front RushHave you ever wanted to include a URL in a letter or email that you were sending out but the address was really long?It might have looked something like https://www.frontrush.com/login.aspx?URL=Recruit&SportId=899&iframe=1. This is horribly messy and, more …
NCAA’s Jay Jones Clarifies Division III Twitter Rules
Jay Jones, the NCAA's Director of Academic Affairs and Membership Affairs for Division III, took some time to address the recent confusion regarding Twitter and whether or not it could be used by Division III coaches to communicate with recruits.Here are the questions we asked Mr. Jones, and his …