About the author

Harry Gibson is a Content Marketing Associate at Earned Media with a passion for creating engaging and informative content that drives results. He has a keen eye for detail and a knack for crafting compelling content that resonates with readers. Have any content and SEO questions you’d like to ask Harry? Drop him an email at harry@earnedmedia.com.au.

Education

A lifelong learner with a passion for technology, Harry Gibson holds a certification from RMIT in basic programming, encompassing HTML, CSS, Python, and Java. This foundational understanding of programming languages has equipped him with the ability to navigate the technical aspects of content marketing.

Harry’s educational background extends beyond technology, encompassing the hospitality industry and business management. His diverse experiences have given him with valuable insights into customer behaviour, communication strategies, and operational efficiency.

Harry’s commitment to continuous learning extends to the realm of social media marketing. He has gained proficiency in Instagram marketing, understanding the nuances of creating engaging content and leveraging relevant hashtags.

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