Sideline Design, a sports graphic design company founded by former Division One football player Chris Wilkerson, is changing the way high schools and colleges promote their sports programs. Wilkerson, who played long snapper for Stephen F. Austin State University and had stints with the Tennessee Titans and San Francisco 49ers in the NFL, founded Sideline Design in 2019 with the goal of providing top-quality, customizable graphics for game days and recruiting efforts.
As a college athlete, Wilkerson understands the significance of building a strong brand and image for a sports program. With Sideline Design, he aims to give coaches and athletic departments the resources they need to effectively market their teams and stand out in a crowded recruiting landscape.
One of the standout features of Sideline Design is its on-demand graphics service, which allows coaches and SID’s to easily create and send personalized graphics to recruits and market. This service has been particularly useful for college coaches, who often have limited time and resources to devote to marketing efforts.
In addition to its recruiting services, Sideline Design also offers a large variety of graphics for game days, including social media graphics, print graphics, and other promotional materials. These customizable graphics enable schools to create a cohesive and professional look for their sports programs, enhancing their overall brand and appeal to fans.
Since its inception, Sideline Design has become a go-to resource in the sports marketing industry, with clients ranging from small high schools and youth leagues to major colleges and universities. Wilkerson and his team are dedicated to helping sports programs of all sizes improve their brand and connect with their audiences.
As a former athlete and leader on and off the field, Wilkerson is well-respected in the sports community and has received numerous awards for his character and leadership, including the Jene Carter Award at Stephen F. Austin, Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity member and 3 year Vice President, Student Athlete Advisory Committee President, and several other roles in the community and the University. With Sideline Design, he is using his expertise and passion to make a positive impact on the world of sports marketing.
But Sideline Design isn’t just about creating visually appealing graphics – it’s also about helping sports programs tell their story and connect with their audience on a deeper level. Wilkerson and his team work closely with clients to understand their unique brand and messaging, and create graphics that effectively communicate their message and values.
In today’s digital age, the way sports programs market themselves is more important than ever. With so much competition for fans and recruits, it’s crucial for teams to differentiate themselves and create a strong, cohesive brand. That’s where Sideline Design comes in – by providing top-quality graphics and marketing support.
As Sideline Design continues to grow and evolve, Wilkerson and his team remain committed to helping sports programs succeed and thrive. Whether it’s through recruiting graphics, game day materials, or other marketing support, Sideline Design is dedicated to helping sports programs create a strong brand and connect with their audience. So, if you’re a coach, athletic director, or SID looking to elevate your team’s brand and connect with your audience, Sideline Design is here to help.
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