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Hosted by Aaron Schwartz · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 95 episodes
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Each week, I'm sitting down with the most interesting people in eCommerce - founders, investors, marketers, and agency leaders who are actually doing the work. We're skipping past the highlight reels and getting into the real stories that shaped their success.
Aaron Schwartz hosts The Orita Podcast, a business show with 95 episodes published.
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Tarun Kamath, Founder and CEO at Arcady Media. Tarun sold paper airplanes in grade two, got banned from PayPal at 14, and founded Arcady Media at 18. Th
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz and Daniel Brady sit down with Matt Bahr, Co-Founder and CEO at Fairing. Matt has spent seven years answering one question: what actually drove that purchase? The answ
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Matt Cohn, Technical Chief of Staff at Shopify. Matt started on the brand side figuring out how to get Paw Patrol toys into kids hands digitally. Now he
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Fran Brzyski, Co-Founder & CEO at Hark and Lisa Eng, Head of Marketing at Hark. Fran and Lisa went to college together. Fran ended up on Lisa's couch a
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Will Pearson, Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Scalero. Will has been building Scalero for six years by doing one thing nobody else in lifecycle marketing does:
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Kelsey Capps, MarTech Product Leader at Klaviyo. Kelsey has been working on consumer data and analytics since 2010, across AdTech, MarTech, CDPs, Square
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Dan Caldwell, Technology Partnerships at Klaviyo and Chris Lavoie, Founder & CEO at Partnership Mastermind. Most partnership programs have too many part
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Courtney Wallace, Head of Ecommerce at Dermalogica. Courtney has held almost every marketing title that exists across brands as different as Hot Topic,
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Peter Dering, Founder & CEO at Peak Design. Peter built Peak Design for 14 years on instinct alone, then nearly lost it all in a single financial review
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Sergio Tache, CEO at Dossier. Sergio shut down a skincare company, nearly deleted an email from Walmart, and built Dossier into the number one perfume b
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Howie Busch, Founder at DudeRobe, that launched on Kickstarter in June 2017. One week later, the head of casting at Shark Tank slid into his DMs. His we
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Ian MacGregor, CEO at Skratch Labs. Pro cyclists kept complaining about their sponsored drink mix, so Ian and his partner Alan started making something
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Sam Moorhead, Director of Customer Growth at Klaviyo. Sam has spent 15 years learning what separates a seller who closes from one who just checks boxes,
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Val Geisler, VP, Partner Programs at Digioh. Val has worked agency side, vendor side, and brand side, and she thinks that makes her exactly the kind of
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Sean Wendt, Founder at dtcmvp to find out why cold email stopped working and how he had a hunch that honest feedback conversations would outlast any out
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Philippe Roireau, Co-Founder and CEO of Consio, spent a decade operating eight-figure brands and leading partnerships at Gorgias, Northbeam, and ShipBob
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Lou Mintzer, Founder & CEO of Grid & Pixel, to talk about the collision of AI, lifecycle marketing, and the massive shift happening inside ecommerce exe
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Nate Warden, former product leader at Google, OpenStore, and Jack Archer, for a deeply practical conversation about what AI is already changing inside e
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Sarah Ganzenmuller, Co-Founder of rediem, to talk about why the future of loyalty has almost nothing to do with points and everything to do with identit
In this episode of The Orita Podcast, Aaron Schwartz sits down with Melissa Daniels, Special Projects Editor at Modern Retail, for a wide-ranging conversation about journalism, storytelling, ecommerce, and the evolving r
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The Orita Podcast is hosted by Aaron Schwartz. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 95 episodes.
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