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Trying to succeed as a student athlete isn’t always just about skill on the field or on the court.  Gaining buzz and hype around your name and accomplishments is a necessity for any student athletes who want recruiters to approach them about playing on the next level.  Sometimes that means a high school athlete trying to catch the eye of collegiate athletic departments, and sometimes that means college athletes at more obscure universities looking to get attention from professional scouts.  Social media and the Internet can play a key part in the gaining the buzz student athletes need for the right people to notice them.  However, using general-use social networks such as Twitter or Facebook can have mixed results since athletes’ profiles often get lost among the immense amount of content on these sites.  Cool person in technology Patrick O’Quinn founded Awesome.Me to give student athletes a social network designed especially for them where they could garner buzz for their accomplishments without getting lost in the shuffle.

O’Quinn’s specialized social network focuses on the needs of student athletes who are trying to promote themselves.  The front page of each athlete’s profile on Awesome.Me depicts a set of photos and videos of the athlete in play.  The best way to prove that someone has talent is to show that person in action.  That’s why O’Quinn makes these photos and videos the focus of each user’s profile.  This collage of media content also provides student athletes with a web page they can easily show off when someone wants to see highlights of their play. Anyone who experiences glitches when trying to create a profile should contact online computer support for assistance.

Students will need to upload the photos and videos from their computers or mobile devices to display them on O’Quinn’s website.  Those who have trouble uploading their pictures and videos may have broken hardware and need help from a computer repair provider.

O’Quinn did not work in technology before founding Awesome.Me.  This cool person was a corporate attorney who served as an advisor to many major corporations. O’Quinn’s shift from law to business is likely less difficult than one might expect as he does have considerable experience advising many large companies on operations and transactions.  O’Quinn’s corporate experience will likely help him grow his company and in turn give more student athletes a better way to promote themselves.

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