by Chris Kutz | Nov 23, 2021 | NCAA, NIL for Athletes, Social Media
Want to make money on Opendorse? These five rules to marketing yourself for NIL deals will help your chances of getting partnerships: 1. Make it easy for brands to find you Put your Opendorse Profile link in your bio on all social media channels. Shout out Opendorse...
by Julian Valentin | Nov 22, 2021 | NCAA, NIL for Athletes, Social Media
Entering the NIL era, Oregon Volleyball star Gloria Mutiri had a plan. She was focused on being intentional about partnering with brands that align with her values, long-term goals, and amplified the story of her life. Tragedy and Perseverance...
by Sydney Large | Nov 15, 2021 | NCAA, NIL for Athletes, Social Media
Football and basketball stars aren’t the only ones capitalizing on NIL deals. Nebraska Volleyball star Nicklin Hames continues to show the value female athletes bring to the NIL era, boasting a carefully crafted portfolio of 10+ NIL partnerships. From participating in...
by Julian Valentin | Nov 10, 2021 | Case Studies, Influencer Marketing, NIL Brand Articles, NIL for Athletes, NIL for Sponsors
Fried chicken chains have emerged as brand stars of the NIL era. Early adopters with a clear vision of how athletes can help drive their business goals, several QSR spots were among the first to lean in to support student-athletes in a big way. That trend continued on...
by Julian Valentin | Nov 9, 2021 | Case Studies, NIL for Athletes, NIL for Sponsors
Opendorse is home to 60,000+ athletes who are ready to connect with you for NIL deals. Opendorse Opportunities is like a job board that makes it easier than ever to find the perfect partners. Need some inspiration to get started? These 10 previous and current...
by Sydney Large | Nov 2, 2021 | NCAA, NIL for Athletes, Social Media
For many student-athletes, NIL opportunities often correlate with what they plan to pursue as a future career. Texas Tech soccer player Charlotte Teeter is a perfect example of that: seeking NIL deals that align with her goals and interests. We caught up with...
