Marketing Career Path Ladder Infographic with Green Beret Pay Chart

Career infographic titled "Marketing Career Path in Sales". Archetype: CAREER PATH LADDER. Editorial LinkedIn-magazine illustration, infographic-magazine style, growth green & gold palette, clean modern layout, no real company logos as endorsements, inclusive and non-discriminatory framing. Design a vertical ladder roadmap with 7 labeled sections in English: 1) Junior Marketing Coordinator, 2) Marketing Specialist, 3) Senior Marketing Specialist, 4) Marketing Manager, 5) Senior Marketing Manager, 6) Head of Marketing, 7) VP of Marketing. For each rung, show concise actionable tips: core responsibilities, key skills to build, KPI focus, promotion milestones, and an illustrative salary badge labeled clearly as example only in EUR (€), such as Example Salary: €28,000, €38,000, €48,000, €62,000, €78,000, €95,000, €120,000. Add side callout panels with concrete guidance: "Skills to Build" (CRM, lead generation, campaign analytics, stakeholder communication, revenue alignment), "How to Get Promoted" (own pipeline metrics, improve conversion rates, present campaign results, mentor juniors), "Common Career Moves" (sales enablement, demand generation, brand, product marketing), "Top Metrics" (MQLs, SQLs, CAC, conversion rate, pipeline value), and "Do / Don't" tips for career growth. Include icons for ladder steps, analytics charts, megaphone, handshake, and upward arrows. Visually reference the search intent through a generic pay-chart-inspired composition only, without military themes or any on-image text about that phrase. Add a footer note: all salary figures are illustrative examples only. 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.