Few disagree that technology has changed the way people interact with the world. For brands, “Digital” is a requisite (but ill-defined) competency. To succeed in a world of consumers tuned-out to traditional advertising — a world of connected devices and fragmented experiences — marketers are developing skills more akin to software and product development than advertising. “Making” has become a rallying cry for agencies. But is building robots, mobile apps and products really the future of marketing? Let’s explore the opportunities, pitfalls and misconceptions of ‘marketer as maker.’