Jared Harding | Athlete + Sports Brand Strategist

If you’re training like a pro but posting like a rookie, this is for you. You don’t need more content. You need clarity. Who are you? What do you stand for? What do you want to be known for? Start there. You’ve got this. 👊

There are millions of great athletes… And only one YOU.

It was such an honor being selected for The Show All-Star Game and competing in the Top 20 Girls game this past weekend! ⭐️

It’s not so much WHAT you’re posting… But WHY you’re posting.

Offseason for your sport doesn't mean offseason for your social media presence. @jaredharding shared some guidelines for keeping strategy consistent, whether in or out of season. @DanMohrmann | @Dottewill | @tewdilly WATCH HERE: youtu.be/fLdcL9u7LZI?si…

Peyton Jones 🤝 Hardwood Basketball All love right back to you, Peyton! You’ll always be part of our Hardwood family ❤️ #HardwoodKids

Talent was everywhere at the CHSAA state basketball championships. But after spending time around the arena talking with athletes, Colorado Preps contributor and athlete brand specialist Jared Harding of @tewdilly kept hearing the same thing when it came to social media, recruiting, and NIL. Most players are still trying to figure it out. So what actually separates athletes today? 🎥 Jared shares what stood out — and why it matters more than most athletes realize. Athletes + parents, this one is worth a watch. #copreps

No need to overcomplicate it. Coaches Google you… so act accordingly.

@AspKinley You got this, Kinley 👊

With the recent coaching changes at Boston College, I have decided to re-open my recruitment. Trusting the process and excited for the future!

I’m often asked what types of post athletes should avoid on their social media—including again today on @coloradopreps live show with @DanMohrmann & @Dottewill. It’s pretty simple: Don’t stiff arm yourself! ⬇️ 3 recruiting red flags to avoid ⬇️

Catch the latest episode of The @coloradopreps Show with @DanMohrmann & @Dottewill! #copreps - University HS Baseball's Casey Miller - Jared Harding @tewdilly - Get ready for CHSAA spring sports! Presented by @UPSWING_Fdn 📺: youtube.com/live/XTX8lARnZ…

From CHSAA state finals last weekend: ⛹️‍♀️The highlights were expected. 🔥The emotions were everything. That’s the gap many athletes miss when deciding what to share on social media.

Before the deals… there’s perception. Before the money… there’s trust.

The IRT is growing, and we’ve opened two new roles. 👉 View roles & apply: bit.ly/4bjNKFA Know someone who’d be a great fit? Send them this post or tag them in a reply! #RacquetballReturns

At the recent CHSAA state basketball championships, I talked to dozens of athletes, and kept hearing the same thing when asked about NIL and social media: “I haven’t really thought about it yet.” So, I wrote this column for ColoradoPreps.com: bit.ly/40JNmdn

Like it or not, you already have an online presence… So you might as well build it intentionally so it accurately reflects who you are to coaches, recruiters, and brands!

Not every brand moment starts with a plan. Sometimes it starts with recognizing the right athlete. Austin Varco shows what’s possible when clarity meets opportunity.. . and this time, it showed up on the hood of his NASCAR. 🔗 More on the story:

High school athletes face the dilemma of what to be known for | by @jaredharding @tewdilly #copreps coloradopreps.com/high-school-at…

If you’re training like a pro but posting like a rookie, this is for you. You don’t need more content. You need clarity. Who are you? What do you stand for? What do you want to be known for? Start there. You’ve got this. 👊

After talking with athletes, parents, and coaches at the state tournament and club tryouts this past week… This is the biggest mistake I see being repeatedly made in the recruiting and NIL space right now. 👉Get my free Athlete Brand Starter Kit: subscribepage.io/athletebrandst…

Congratulations to Katie and Addie Moon on their 6A CHSAA state championship today! We are so proud of you both, and the work you’ve put in to get here. #HardwoodKids