curriculum infografico de carta de presentación marketing

Career infographic titled "Cover Letter Structure for Marketing Roles". Editorial LinkedIn-magazine illustration, minimal corporate style, dark mode palette, clean grid, subtle data-viz accents, modern sans-serif typography, polished vector layout. Use a JOB SEARCH FUNNEL composition adapted to cover letter structure, with 7 labeled sections in English and clear visual hierarchy. Include actionable guidance for marketing candidates. Sections: 1) Header Funnel Stage — name, role target, contact details, portfolio/link placeholders, concise professional branding. 2) Opening Hook — tailored greeting, specific role mention, 1-2 lines on why this company and why this marketing role. 3) Value Proposition — strongest measurable marketing impact, example metrics like CTR +18%, CPL -12%, leads +240, campaign ROI +22% marked as example. 4) Relevant Experience Match — map 3 role requirements to past achievements, use bullets, keywords from job description, focus on channels such as SEO, PPC, content, email, analytics. 5) Brand & Voice Alignment — show tone fit, audience understanding, campaign storytelling, concise and persuasive wording, avoid generic claims. 6) Closing CTA — express interest, mention availability, invite interview, professional sign-off, short and confident ending. 7) Do / Don't Callouts — Do: customize every letter, quantify outcomes, keep to one page, proofread, align with employer needs. Don't: repeat resume, use vague adjectives, send generic templates, overdesign, include discriminatory framing. Add a narrow side panel with marketing job search funnel context: Applied 120, Screened 24, Interviewed 8, Offers 2, Hired 1; and an example compensation snapshot for marketing roles in CZK labeled clearly as example only, such as Junior Marketing Specialist 420000 Kč/year example, Performance Marketer 680000 Kč/year example, Marketing Manager 980000 Kč/year example. Include icons, arrows, funnel layers, callout boxes, and compact comparison chips. No real company logos as endorsements, no watermarks. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real company logos as recommendations, no watermarks No real company logos as endorsements. Illustrative salary numbers labeled as example. No discriminatory framing.