Hosted by Anish Raul, Ajinkya "Jinx" Joglekar · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 58 episodes
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Hosted by Anish Raul and Ajinkya “Jinx” Joglekar, The Art of Commerce is a podcast for marketers where we cover everything - from storytelling to scale, and we unpack the full funnel with insights that move the needle. New episodes every week.
Anish Raul, Ajinkya "Jinx" Joglekar hosts The Art of Commerce, a business show with 58 episodes published.
People are terrified of AI taking their jobs.But ignoring the technology won't save you—it will only accelerate your irrelevance.The reality? AI can process a billion data points, but it can't read the room.In EP 59 of T
In EP 58 of The Art of Commerce, we break down why enterprise AI keeps failing with Craig Foldes, founder of Chat Walrus and former Global Head of AI at Crocs.This episode covers:Why 95% of corporate AI pilots are built
America turns 250 this year.Every brand is rushing to wave a flag.Most of them will get it completely wrong.In EP 56 of The Art of Commerce, we break down what actually makes a great American campaign and why the most ic
Live from Adobe HQ at San Jose, Anish catches up with Reed Carlberg, Senior Director at Adobe's Experience League, live from the AI Marketing Garage in San Jose. We break down the massive shift toward agentic workflows,
In EP 53 of The Art of Commerce, we break down how to fix your broken data strategy and match customer intent with legendary digital measurement expert Avinash Kaushik. This episode covers: Why the traditional marketing
Most teams don’t stall because they lack talent. They stall because they’re waiting for permission. When leadership is a black box, momentum dies in the dark.In EP 45 of The Art of Commerce, we break down why productive
In EP 51 of The Art of Commerce, host Anish Raul sits down with Susan Aziz, former Senior Manager of Customer Programs at Adobe, live from Adobe Summit. They pull back the curtain on Adobe’s massive shift toward an open
In EP 51 of The Art of Commerce, we break down how the rise of agentic audiences is completely shifting the digital experience landscape and forcing a radical merger between brand identity and marketing technology.This e
Most marketers are drowning in operational overhead. They're spending more time managing workflows than actual creative strategy. But a massive shift just proved there's a better way to move mountains. In EP 50 of The Ar
In EP 47 of The Art of Commerce, we break down how to scale your web personalizations to a level that is humanly impossible. Host Anish Raul talks with Anker "AJ" Goyal, CEO and founder of Fibr AI, live from the #AdobeSu
Marketing fluff is dying. A new kind of visitor is hitting your site, and they don't care about your "brand story." They’re fast, they’re digital, and they’re making decisions for your customers. In this Field Notes epis
If you're still drawing a line between brand and performance, you're missing the point. In EP 47 of The Art of Commerce, we break down why the "Brand vs. Performance" debate is a marketing myth. We’re joined by Alicia Wa
In EP 45 of The Art of Commerce, we sit down with Alicia Moore, former VP of Marketing at Halfdays and former brand leader at La Colombe Coffee, to unpack the science of scaling "vibes" without losing the soul of the bus
Most teams don’t stall because they lack talent. They stall because they’re waiting for permission. When leadership is a black box, momentum dies in the dark.In EP 45 of The Art of Commerce, we break down why productive
In EP 44 of The Art of Commerce, Anish and Jinx report live from the floor of Adobe Summit 2026 in Las Vegas. From the shock announcement of Shantanu Narayen’s transition to a masterclass in leadership from NVIDIA’s Jens
In EP 43 of The Art of Commerce, we break down the transition from generative AI to Agentic AI with Anup Chamrajnagar, co-founder of Gradial. We explore how to move beyond simple content creation and into the world of au
Creative AI is a commodity. Execution is the bottleneck. Most marketing teams don't fail because they lack ideas—they fail because their ideas die in ticket queues and CMS hell. In EP 42 of The Art of Commerce, we break
Most teams don’t break because of one big mistake. They break because small things go unaddressed. In EP 41 of The Art of Commerce, we break down leadership debt —the hidden cost of postponed conversations, unclear stand
Most teams don’t move slow because they lack talent.They move slow because they lack clarity.In EP 40 of The Art of Commerce, we break down why complexity kills momentum—and how the best leaders act as a “compression lay
Sora is dead.Not slowly. Not quietly.One day it’s the future of AI video.Next day—it’s gone.In this Field Notes episode, we unpack what actually happened:The $1B Disney moment… and the collapse right afterWhy 1% retentio
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