How To Email College Coaches and Get 5 Responses A Day (With Template)

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In this video, Richie Contartesi, founder of Next Play and a former D1 football athlete, shares a comprehensive strategy for young varsity football players to increase their chances of getting college football scholarship offers.

He emphasizes the importance of effective communication with college coaches, starting with avoiding common mistakes in initial outreach and using a targeted approach instead of mass emailing or relying on generic recruiting software.

Contartesi outlines a detailed process for creating personalized emails, following up, and building relationships with coaches.

Additionally, he stresses the significance of treating the recruitment process as a marketing and sales effort and the critical role of timing and persistence.

The video includes practical advice, such as how to identify and approach area coaches, personalize communications, the importance of follow-up, and strategically targeting schools to maximize scholarship opportunities.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
01:48 Common Mistakes
03:09 Marketing and Sales
04:30 College Football Recruitment
05:11 Area Coach
10:43 Outreach to Coaches
18:44 Follow-up