Want marketing that works? Stop selling and start connecting.

Forget the buzzwords and the hot new tactics. Good marketing is choosing the message and channel that actually lands with audiences. So what do you say, and how do you know it will work? The marketing that wins is rooted in simple principles: Be authentic, speak to a real audience, and make it resonate. The challenge is turning those principles into a narrative strategy that performs in the real world. Because marketing shifts. People shift. Platforms shift. You need a framework built to adapt.

Enter the O.D.D.S. Method: a fail-safe, four-part framework from marketing consultant and entrepreneur Shanise Ling, MBA, that will dramatically simplify and fundamentally change how you go about creating a marketing strategy that works. The O.D.D.S. Method teaches you how to:

• Observe: Start with analysis, then use insights to make meaningful connections.
• Distill: Define a clear point of view from which to build a brand that resonates.
• Differentiate: Determine and fine-tune the channels and tools that best fit your market.
• Scale: Amplify your message strategically.

Blending real-world stories with actionable marketing strategy, Odds Are It’s Marketing is an exploration of what it means to build visibility, credibility, and impact—especially for those who’ve been underestimated, overlooked, or undervalued. To build brands that can’t be ignored, you need clarity, confidence, and purpose. But most of all, you need a great story. What will yours be?

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Shanise Ling is a digital marketing strategist, educator, and entrepreneur whose career has spanned the classroom, the corporate boardroom, and the start-up world. Armed with a bachelor of business administration and an executive MBA, Shanise has transformed her path from eager student to seasoned employee, from college instructor to founder of her own consultancy, Digitaling Media.

Known for her ability to translate complex ideas into clear, audience-ready messaging, Shanise has led digital campaigns for national brands while mentoring the next generation of marketers. Her philosophy is simple: The best marketing doesn’t feel like marketing at all—it feels like connection
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Odds Are It’s Marketing is her first book, a natural extension of her journey as both a lifelong learner and a builder of brands.