On behalf of myself, Matthew Vuckovich, Chris Lesley, and all of our readers here at SportsAgentBlog.com, I would like to warmly thank Darren Gill for his week of service. Mr. Gill has provided very insightful posts from an established Sports Agent’s point of view, and it was refreshing to have a new persona writing on this site. It was also nice to see some healthy debates in the comment sections of various posts. I would like to encourage more discussion through the comments area in the future.
Over the past week, SportsAgentBlog.com has increased its daily average of viewers to a steady 200 hits per day, and it even reached into 1,500 when we were linked by Deadspin (we love Deadspin). Due to the success of Darren Gill’s Guest Contributor status, this site plans to have another agent blog for a week on issues of his/her choice in the near future.
For a look back at the posts that Darren Gill has contributed over this past week:
What We Really Learnt From Jerry Maguire
The Canadian Football League – Continued
Now go back to being a successful agent and give me my name back!
-Darren Heitner
4 replies on “So Long Darren Gill”
Congrats! I am happy that your traffic is increasing! May it continue to!
Darren, Your site is great. Being at Florida, maybe a post about Horford, Noah, Green and Brewer and their draft prospects, interaction with agents, runners, etc. this season and how each player is going about considering entering the draft this year would be insightful. Also, that Gill character can’t be making too much money repping CFL players, but it was good that he took time to write for your site. Also, maybe a post about why you and so many other people want to be agents would be great. What really motivates you? Thanks.
Thanks to both of you for the comments.
Jordan- I will try to take some time to talk about some of the issues you bring up. Thanks for being a consistent visitor of the site!
[…] If you do not remember who I am talking about or you are new to the blog, CFL agent Darren Gill was a guest contributor from January 29-February 2 of this year. For my concluding remarks and a list of his posts, click here. […]