Founder @SlideMVP
Built a 7 figure brand. still bootstrapped.
Now working with MLB and professional cricket teams.
Given back $50K+ to families and teams.
i was running 10 businesses at the same time
a winery, a restaurant, an apparel brand, a coffee shop and a family green chile recipe
i shut most of them down and went all in on ecommerce
that chile recipe has now sold over $30M
marketing misfits had me walk through the whole story and the system we use to scale shopify stores today
https://t.co/U3UDEujhLW
Hilarious: Rob Gronkowski took on the combat wave pool at West Point during FOX's NFL Sunday show.
Gronk went down a slide, swam through rough water, and retrieved a brick while Julian Edelman watched.
😭😭😭
My two cents from the marketing side.
If I were running a college baseball program right now, I’d be all in on organic content. Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and some long form YouTube.
My goal would be to post at least once a day. Every day. Because over time, all that content starts to compound.
Think about how high school players are looking at colleges today. They’re checking out Instagram to see the facilities, the coaches, what practices look like, how players are developing, and whether they can picture themselves playing there.
Why wouldn’t you want to show them all of that?
Don’t have the resources? Bring in an intern from your own college. Plenty of marketing and business students know how to film, edit, and create content.
And there are already some great examples.
Look at Mississippi State and the sheer volume of content they’ve put out. Nearly 10,000 Instagram posts. Then there’s Hartnell College, a much smaller program with a smaller following, but incredible engagement.
And Coach Smith at Michigan is another great example. He’s consistently posting educational videos, teaching players, sharing tips, and helping kids get better. He’s building his own brand while bringing more attention to the program.
Different approaches, but they’re all giving people a reason to follow them.
Show practices. Teach something. Share what you’re looking for in players. Give kids a glimpse of what it’s like to be part of your program.
These kids are already on Instagram and YouTube. Why wouldn’t you want to be in their feeds?
And the more you post, the more opportunities you have to reach them. A video you make today could still be introducing players to your program years from now.
I’ve seen firsthand what consistent organic content has done for my own business. I’d be doing the exact same thing if I were running a college program.
Anyone else down with this @FCHWPO@jaytatum0 nonsense?
Loved their run & what they accomplished in Boston. Both ⭐️ players. I never wanted to see them spilt up.
So let's skip to the rivalry phase of this relationship. Embrace you are enemies now. @netflix should be documenting this if they aren't already.
You two will bring out the best in each other's game as rivals. It will be epic. We are ready for basketball not this nonsense in the media.
@Frank_Durand_ this is so refreshing. it is wild times out there. why are adults taking all the fun out of this.
build athletes & have fun. love it.