Digicom
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Digicom brings you a growth marketing podcast where we will be going through the latest growth marketing strategies. We cover topics from Paid Media, CRO, Creative, and Technology to featuring guests that have built multi 7 and 8-figure businesses.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
DigiCom turns ecommerce growth into operator-level business math, linking ads, retention, inventory, and margins to the choices brands make.
DigiCom - Growth Marketing Podcast is a Business & Finance interview show for growth marketers and ecommerce operators. The sampled episodes tend to begin with a guest's path into digital work, then settle into the decisions behind acquisition, retention, inventory, creative…
That landing-page win gets awkward when new and returning customers refuse to agree.
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A grounded growth-marketing interview about scale, unit economics, and channel discipline.
Gregory's path from Wall Street research to Hairstory, then Afterpay and Cash App, gives the discussion a clear spine and keeps the focus on how marketing changes as companies move from early traction to scale.
A bakery-growth conversation about turning family know-how into systems, manuals, and quality control.
This episode frames a friendly check-in as a practical look at how The French Workshop grew from family food roots into a more repeatable business.
A practical retargeting conversation with a clear case study behind it.
Michael Diesu keeps this practical, focusing on how growth teams try to win back anonymous visitors. Revenue Roll is explained in plain terms: it uses existing Meta and Google retargeting, identifies anonymous traffic, and sorts behavior by page view, product view, and…
A candid growth interview that turns startup math into practical operating insight.
Afshan Dosani's move from politics and international human rights into growth comes through as practical, not theoretical. The conversation follows startup work, profitability math, and the tradeoffs between paid, email, CRO, and product decisions with enough detail to show how…
A clear look at rented attention and owned reach.
Jesse Clemmens talks plainly about ad tech and growth. After about a decade in programmatic ads, with time at Google and Meta, he is now building Hightide, an SMS growth tool for Shopify merchants. The strongest part is the contrast between rented and owned audiences.
A bootstrap interview that treats inventory as strategy, not admin.
Digicom turns a founder conversation into a practical bootstrap story. Kira and David Kessler walk through Rock and Rags as a business that had to adapt when records and CDs faded, then grow into a clothing brand shaped by Instagram and rising demand.
A practical ecommerce discussion on testing, lift, and the small gains that matter.
DigiCom takes a practical look at ecommerce growth, with Iman Hamidi moving through D2C, CRO, landing pages, and the kind of testing that can change conversion.
A founder interview that pairs microbiome ambition with the unglamorous grind of startup life.
Digicom opens with Carolina Barsa, co-founder and chief innovation and growth officer at FitBiomics, and keeps its focus on the overlap between microbiome science and growth marketing.
Simon Owens interviews founders about the revenue mechanics behind their media businesses.
Colin and Samir break down creator-economy news, from OpenAI's TBPN deal to AI podcasts.
AI-era marketing tactics from operators testing what works next.
Mark DeGrasse interviews agency and marketing operators on the frameworks behind their case studies.
Cory Cotten-Potter interviews B2B sales and marketing founders on AI's reshaping of pipeline generation.
Kristina Halvorson interviews content strategists about how the work actually gets done.
Laura Maurer joins the show and tells the sideways path that brought her into marketing.
Carolina Barsa, co-founder and chief innovation and growth officer at FitBiomics, describes a Harvard spinout built around microbiome research and the company’s Nella probiotic.
Jesse Clemmens walks through a career built in ad tech.
Afshan Dosani did not plan on growth.
Digicom’s weekly growth marketing show welcomes Greg Ashton of GROW and opens with the team looking ahead to Grow LA.
Alex Luna, VP of Growth at family skincare brand EverEden, shares his journey from luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior to startup leadership.
The host interviews Theodora, co-founder of The French Workshop bakery, about her journey from a family food business to building a multi-location bakery brand.
John Coyle, head of operations at Triple Whale, discusses the e-commerce marketing landscape through the lens of attribution data.
Michael Diesu, Co-Founder of Revenue Roll, discusses how his company solves the major problem created by Apple's iOS privacy updates by identifying anonymous website visitors and providing their contact details to brands.
Kira and David Kessler discuss building Rock and Rags, starting from their father's failing record store.
Alanna Gregory tells a career story that moves from Wall Street to Hairstory, Afterpay, and Cash App.
Skincare started early here.
Digicom starts with a friendly catch-up and then follows Iman Hamidi’s path through digital marketing.