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Anonymous (6328)
With all the June 15th activity going on, I got to thinking about as these girls transition into college and NIL. Now for context, I am not talking about Livvy Dunne type monetization, she is obviously an outlier and the way she promotes her brand is a bit controversial (at least to me). I am talking about just the "average" college gymnast level type. Hoping to leverage some of their popularity to some sort of revenue stream of a couple of hundred to to thousand dollars a month (and I have no idea if that is a thing, I just assume for some light promotional work).
Now I know programs have NIL offices that facilitate contracts and such, but maybe I should rephrase my question? (now I am talking out loud lol). Most if not all of these gymnasts that have several thousand followers have them on their gym accounts. The accounts that they post training and competition videos. How best to transition that to a more "mainstream" account? Wouldnt that help in generating more opportunities to monetize? Or hiring an agent? Maybe its a non-factor? Idk? Again, I am not talking about becoming an influencer or anything like that. Just maximizing opportunities as a college athlete. If anyone has any guidance/experience as their child entered college, I would be interested to hear.
Now I know programs have NIL offices that facilitate contracts and such, but maybe I should rephrase my question? (now I am talking out loud lol). Most if not all of these gymnasts that have several thousand followers have them on their gym accounts. The accounts that they post training and competition videos. How best to transition that to a more "mainstream" account? Wouldnt that help in generating more opportunities to monetize? Or hiring an agent? Maybe its a non-factor? Idk? Again, I am not talking about becoming an influencer or anything like that. Just maximizing opportunities as a college athlete. If anyone has any guidance/experience as their child entered college, I would be interested to hear.
