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Maker Culture
Marketing and competing in the
face of empowered consumers
Mike Senese
Executive Editor, Make Magazine
Richard Goldsmith
Director, Digital & Social Media, Mark Anthony Brands
#DIYMKT
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The new industrial revolution.
Today’s entrepreneurs, using open source
design and 3-D printing, bring
manufacturing to the desktop.
A generation of “Makers” using the Web’s
innovation model will help drive the next
big wave in the global economy, as the
new technologies of digital design and
rapid prototyping gives everyone the
power to invent -- creating “the long tail of
things.”
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Millennials put a premium on authenticity, creativity, scarcity and
distinctiveness
They have a natural interest in customization and individuality
They want to make individual contributions and be connected and woven
into a larger discussion
37. But, you ask, how can I learn more about these Makers of
which you speak?
1) Check out Make Magazine and other
Maker resources
2) Find Maker communities and
hackerspaces where you live
3) Figure out what you’re passionate
about and make it