Also, podcasts.Kiyosaki's company has recently launched a smartphone and tablet app that's supposedly geared towards teaching in a 'Millennial' way.My biggest tip from experience: immerse him through different media, or else he'll only have interest peaking periodically.Nevertheless, easy & entertaining reads on marketing would be Guy Kawasaki, Gary Vaynerchuck, Tim Ferriss and Seth Godin.

If you have a smart phone, go to the iTunes or stitcher <sp?

Smartphone apps or apps in general?

It's a bird dog management system that runs on iPhone and iPad that turns anyone with a smartphone into a bird dog, and makes it easy for an investor to manage a large team of bird dogs.I didn't want to post twice on the forums, so here's a link to the topic that I posted in a different section on BP.

i was the last person i know to get a cell phone, the last to get a smart phone, the last to sign up for facebook, twitter, linkedin...fortunately, i never did set up a myspace page.not that those aren't great inventions, but i don't like to have my life consumed by gadgets, gizmos, and social websites.with that said, i see the value of maximizing social media in the real estate investing business.

He also doesn't sell anything, seems to me like a very honest guy despite appearances (as in guru-ish style).There's also Rich Dad Radio at http://richdad.com (free to subscribe and listen to, smartphone app costs a few bucks).

through a smartphone app which quickly led me to the community here online - which I am also a very big fan of!

This could be factor of the clientele: this house is in "universityville", so most potential tenants exist via their smartphone and laptop.

A large majority of the younger demographic most definitely have smart phones.

something like: http://www.amazon.com/Swann-SWDVK-425504-4-Channel-Recorder-Smartphone/dp/B004VFGJQ4/ref=lp_524136_1_23?