Build a profile people book
What students actually look at, and what to put where.
Works today
Students scan a list and open two or three. What gets you opened is a specific first line and a specialty that matches what they came looking for.
The parts that matter
- Write one specific line about who you help. "I fix third-shot drops" beats "passionate about the game" every time.
- Pick specialties honestly. These are filters — being listed for something you do not teach wastes both your time.
- Say where you teach, and whether you do video sessions.
- Put a rate on it. A profile with no price gets fewer requests, not more.
What a student sees
- Your own playing record and d1R, the same as any other player.
- What you say you teach.
- Reviews from people you have actually coached.
- Real slots they can book, not a contact form.
Common questions
I have no reviews yet.
Nobody starts with them. Ask your first few students to leave one — most will if you ask on the day rather than by message a week later.
Can I coach and still play competitively?
Yes. Coaching is added to your player profile, not a separate account.
Can I take my profile down?
You can stop taking requests without deleting anything, which is usually what people actually want.