CV Anatomy Sections for Marketing Roles Infographic

Career infographic titled "CV Anatomy Sections for Marketing Roles". CV ANATOMY DIAGRAM archetype adapted to a job search funnel layout, LinkedIn editorial magazine illustration, minimal monochrome palette, clean grid, refined editorial icons, soft shadows, modern resume-document motifs, no real company logos. Show a vertical funnel composition with 7 labeled sections in English, each section styled like a resume anatomy panel with actionable do/don't callouts for marketing job seekers. Section 1: Header — name, target role, city, portfolio URL, concise contact line; do: use one clear professional title, don't: add unnecessary personal details. Section 2: Professional Summary — 2-3 lines focused on marketing value, growth metrics, campaign strengths; do: mention channel expertise and measurable impact, don't: write a generic objective. Section 3: Core Skills — SEO, content strategy, paid social, email marketing, analytics, CRM, brand positioning; do: group skills by category, don't: list vague buzzwords without context. Section 4: Experience — role, company type, dates, 3-5 bullet achievements with metrics; do: quantify campaign results like CTR, CAC, ROI, lead growth, don't: describe duties only. Section 5: Education & Certifications — degree, relevant certifications, workshops; do: include Google Analytics or HubSpot style certifications as generic references, don't: crowd with unrelated courses. Section 6: Portfolio & Projects — campaign snapshots, before/after metrics, channel mix, creative samples; do: link to measurable case studies, don't: show confidential client data. Section 7: Optimization Checklist — ATS formatting, keyword alignment, proofreading, file naming, tailored version per role; do: match resume language to job description, don't: use dense graphics that break parsing. Include small example salary callout boxes clearly labeled "Example" with illustrative marketing salary numbers in USD, such as "Marketing Coordinator: Example $52,000", "Marketing Manager: Example $88,000", "Growth Lead: Example $118,000". Add small do/don't annotation badges, simple charts, funnel arrows, and resume callout lines. Keep all visible text in English only. Avoid discriminatory framing. The target search intent "military pay increase 2022" should influence composition abstractly only and must not appear as on-image text. 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.