Cover Letter Structure Infographic for Marketing Roles

Career infographic titled "Cover Letter Structure for Marketing Roles". Editorial LinkedIn-magazine illustration, warm illustrated style, professional navy & cream palette, clean modern layout, no real company logos as endorsements, no watermarks. Create a CAREER PATH LADDER-inspired job search funnel infographic adapted to cover letter structure for marketing candidates, with 7 labeled sections in English and clear visual hierarchy. Sections: 1) Header Hook — name, target role, tailored opening line, mention company and marketing context. 2) Value Summary — 2–3 lines connecting campaign results, brand growth, content, analytics, or lead generation to employer needs. 3) Why This Company — specific brand, audience, product, or channel fit; show research and genuine motivation. 4) Proof of Impact — 2–3 bullet style callouts with concrete achievements such as CTR uplift, conversion growth, email engagement, social reach; include metrics and action verbs. 5) Skills Alignment — match job description keywords like SEO, PPC, CRM, copywriting, lifecycle marketing, reporting; include do/don't callouts for relevance vs keyword stuffing. 6) Closing CTA — confident final paragraph, availability, thanks, invitation to discuss fit; concise and professional. 7) Common Mistakes to Avoid — generic opening, repeating CV, overly long paragraphs, missing personalization, weak closing. Add small do/don't annotation bubbles across the infographic. Include a compact side panel with example marketing salary labels in CZK, clearly marked as illustrative only: Example Junior Marketing Specialist 420000 Kč/year, Example Performance Marketer 680000 Kč/year, Example Marketing Manager 980000 Kč/year. Add subtle funnel visuals showing progression from attention to interview, but keep the main educational focus on cover letter structure. Use icons such as letter, magnifier, chart, target, handshake, checklist. 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.