| How does coojooxi work? |
Before we tell you how you can succeed with coojooxi, perhaps we ought to explain what is behind the word coojooxi first.
"cujuxi" is Chinese for "the game with a ball". As we live in the Google Age now, the creators of the coojooxi platform thought it would be a good idea to modify the Chinese word slightly so as to avoid confusion - and so the name coojooxi was born.
coojooxi is an Internet platform where footballers can register free and present themselves in a virtual player exchange and contact area.
What are the benefits of coojooxi for me as a player?
I can present myself, look for a new club, contact third parties or just find new like-minded friends.
First of all, I have to register and create my profile. What is particularly important here is to describe my strengths and weaknesses in detail, so as to attract the attention of as many visitors to the platform as possible. I can also define and limit the leagues I would like to play in. The more complete and professional my profile is, the more interesting this will make me for clubs or coaches who view my pages to find out more about me.
A personal photo rounds off the profile perfectly. I can even upload short videos later to demonstrate my footballing skills. On coojoxi, a video like this is called a "Sedcard“.
A Sedcard can help to persuade interested parties that I am just the player they need to invite for a trial. There are a few rules to remember when creating a "Sedcard“ video. It should start with a short portrait, followed by footage of your shooting technique, dribbling, heading and freestyle - which is a chance to show my tricks and special skills with the ball.
It is equally important to build up a network with the help of my contacts. It's best to start with my closest friends, who will be the first names I add to my contact list. Acquaintances and friends of my best mates should come next. After all, nearly everything in this game depends on how good your contacts are.
This is the way to get invitations to trials, make contact with people who - just like me - enjoy philosophising about football, or who can mention my name to contacts at other clubs. On the other hand, coaches working in the leagues that I aspire to could also notice me. |
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