u/Weak-Character-5223

First two images is my original resume after taking copious amounts of feedback from the community and using AI-assistance. Third image is a one-page resume that a paid professional recommended. Thoughts? For my original resume, I've been lightly editing it to align with job listings. I've been applying all over the digital marketing space, mostly senior-level roles. Mostly for things that are looking for full-funnel strategy and/or execution. Some in more specialist roles (SEO Specialist, Paid Media Specialist, etc.)

I don't get calls back. Interviews have been sparse and rarely advance to a second round, despite my walking away from each of them thinking they were productive. I'm honestly a little underwhelmed by what the paid consultant came up with. It seems to be more like "this is what I did" and very light on the proof points of how it positively affected the company. Am I missing something here? Is the one-page professionally produced one better?

I'm about to crash out now that my unemployment is running out. Savings won't last too much longer. I just need a job, y'all.

I've edited this resume so many times my eyes have gone crossed. Applying for roles in Digital Marketing, in particular mid to senior level strategy leadership positions. But also to some lower level execution focused roles. I feel like my resume should at least be putting me into consideration for screening calls if nothing else. But I've had maybe an interview per month on average. Any suggestions?