Tim Gusweiler - Page 10
Co-Founder / CEO
Tim is the Co-Founder of Jersey Watch, where he works closely with the product, marketing, and customer support teams to help build tools for youth sports organizations. Through 10+ years of working directly with league administrators, coaches, and volunteers, he has gained firsthand insight into the challenges of managing registration, websites, payments, and day-to-day operations.
Tim writes about youth sports management, drawing on both his experience building software for community organizations and a lifelong passion for sports. He grew up playing a variety of sports and remains a dedicated fan of the Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati Reds, and Ohio Bobcats.
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Tech Updates
Feature Release - New Registration Program Builder
Our new sports registration form builder allows you to create custom questions, set registrant limits, require document uploads, and more. Build your forms in minutes and supercharge your registration next season!
Tim GusweilerApril 6, 2022
Youth Sports Management
How to Get Your Sports Organization’s Website to the Top of Google Results
Improving your website's Google results can help promote your sports organization. These simple steps can make your website easier for visitors to find so you can register more players!
Tim GusweilerJanuary 2, 2022
Tech Updates
Feature Release - New Dashboard!
Today we're excited to release a redesigned version of our Dashboard!
The new Dashboard gives you a glimpse into everything happening on your website, including players registered, dollars collected, and messages sent to your participants.
Tim GusweilerNovember 3, 2021
Football
How to Register More Youth Football Players for Next Season
We've got a few quick tips on how to register more youth football players and grow your program. Put the building blocks in place now to have a successful season next year!
Tim GusweilerJanuary 20, 2021
Youth Sports Management
5 Ways to Make Volunteering Less Stressful
Running a youth sports organization is tough - but never fear! We’ve got a few tips below to try to help make volunteering less stressful this year.
Tim GusweilerJune 12, 2019