For many of you reading this blog for the first time, the athletic recruiting process is a new experience. If you’re like I was four years ago, the more you learn, the more confusing, complicated and frustrating it can be.  Add to that the approximate time commitment required to successfully manage your son/daughters recruitment and you’ll soon discover that the hours and job duties are equivalent to that of a part time administrative assistant.
When things got frustrating and confusing, I seriously considered spending a couple thousand dollars for a recruiting service. My motivation for doing that wasn’t predicated on my lack of knowledge about the process. By that time, I had already learned enough to run a successful campaign. No, I wanted to buy the marketing and access that my son and I hadn’t developed earlier on our own.
After three years of research, traveling to 24 football camps, combines and 7 on 7 competitions in seven states, and meeting coaches and recruiting experts, some having more than 40 years of experience in this business, I learned how imperative it was for student-athletes to start this process early, aggressively market themselves and develop personal relationships with college coaches. It’s the primary reason why I started College Sports Link.
At College Sports Link we’re committed to preparing families for the athletic recruiting process by providing the tools, resources and direction necessary help student-athletes not only maximize their athletic scholarship opportunities, but also compete at the next level.
If you want to learn how to run a successful athletic recruiting campaign, contact Greg Fishback at 530-518-3709, or click on this link for more information: