Odys Global

Chiang Mai, we're coming back as silver sponsors. 🌴 Throwing it back to 2024 when Odys was behind the booth. This year we are flipping the script and doing it the Blue Ocean way. 🌊   We have toss the traditional booth overboard, instead we are having The Blue Ocean Lounge. Find us by the registration table located in outdoor terrace. Enjoy the fresh air with fresh perspectives and conversations!   Who is ready to chill with us at Chiang Mai SEO Conference? Jaan, Girlie, Jabez, JP Zhang, Radoslav, Nikolay

There’s a lot of advice about how to beat your competition. But maybe that’s the wrong question. If everyone is competing for the same customers, improving the same features, and chasing the same demand… You’re still playing the same game. Blue Ocean thinking starts somewhere else: What could we create that changes the game? Eliminate. Reduce. Raise. Create. Not just more competition. More possibility. 🌊

Why write a book in 2026? Not because everyone needs to become an author. Because a book can become a proof of authority.   It gives people something tangible to associate with your ideas, your expertise, and the category you want to own.   And the best part? One book can become the starting point for an entire ecosystem of content.   Don’t just create content. Build assets.

The number one skill for success? For Grégory VIGNAL a football manager who’s managed at the highest level, the answer is simple: networking.   And his approach to it is surprisingly unglamorous.   Same wake-up time. ⏰ Same coffee shop. ☕ 90 minutes of calls and emails every morning.   Because staying connected isn’t something you do only when you need something.   It’s a daily habit. Build relationships before you need them.

Throwback Thursday, Saigon edition. 🇻🇳📸 Looking back at some moments from Odys Connect in Saigon. The conversations, the familiar faces, the new connections, and all the little moments in between. That’s what makes the SEO community so special. The room might change, the city might change, but the connections keep moving with us. 🌏 So, speaking of the next city.. Who are we seeing in Chiang Mai this November? 👀 If you’re heading to Chiang Mai, drop a 🇹🇭 below or tag someone we should look out for.👀

Have a great working week!   Chum's also all in on promoting his business. His love language? Adding more channels.   Removing is not yet in his vocabulary.

Where do your best opportunities actually come from?   Chances are it's more than one! but knowing which one is carrying the weight changes where you spend your time (and your budget).   Drop a comment in the poll and tell us what's working for you. 🌊

You made the content. Now make it work harder.   One great content asset shouldn’t live and die on the platform you first published it on. Turn it into: 👉Posts. 👉Clips. 👉Emails. 👉Podcasts. 👉Conversations.   Whatever makes sense for your audience.   The goal isn’t to constantly create more. It’s to get more value from what you already created.

Pre-event ritual Odys' style : reset everything. 😎   Sweat it out. Jump into the cold. Get covered in mud. Laugh with good people. Forget what time it is.   Clear the head. Drop the noise. Come back to yourself. Because sometimes the best mindset starts with doing absolutely nothing productive. 🧖♂️❄️🌊

Blue Ocean Growth Mastermind is a wrap! The Mastermind is a format that's helped many executives solve real challenges and on September 11, we brought it to the Swedish tech sector as part of Nordic Tech Week.   A room of founders, CEOs, and heads of growth. No fluff, no small talk, but real challenges, sharing what's working and fixing what isn't. From outbound to go-to-market strategy, from cracking AI-native visibility to lead generation. Exactly the kind of conversation Blue Ocean was built for. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up and leaned in. Karol Ö., Martins Mozga, Mārcis Gailītis, Anders Grudd, Maximilian R., Peter Strömberg, Gaurav Raman, Eric Vissers, Alexander Larsson, Christoffer Grönlund, Shraddha Chouhan, William Hollingworth, Marie Andersson, Masih Davari.   And to Jānis Plūme and Matyas Dios for moderating together with Alex Drew and Nikola Radujković.   More waters to chart soon!