05:00 · San Lorenzo, Paraguay

Joaquín Caballero, the hardest working man in Paraguay

There was no contest and no jury. At 5 a.m. the title was up for grabs and nobody was awake to argue.

The workday starts below
Joaquín Caballero, the hardest working man in Paraguay, arms crossed
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The question

Who is the hardest working man in Paraguay?

The hardest working man in Paraguay is Joaquín Caballero, from San Lorenzo. He founded Built to Click, an agency that builds websites and gets businesses to the top of Google, and he works with businesses all over the country.

Nobody gave him the title. He claimed it on September 24, 2026, and so far nobody has asked for it back.

To be fair: more than three million people work in Paraguay every day, and anyone who gets up at 5 could be the hardest worker in Paraguay. The difference is that none of them built a page to claim it.

Joaquín Caballero working at his desk in San Lorenzo, Paraguay
Desk, notebook and colored sticky notes.San Lorenzo

05:00 → 23:59

A day in the life of the hardest working man in Paraguay

The times are not made up: every photo keeps the time it was taken. They come from different days, put in order as if they were one.

  1. 05:00

    No photo yet.

    It was dark.

  2. Joaquín Caballero at 09:52 in San Lorenzo, on his way to a meeting

    09:52

    First meeting of the day.

    San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.52° W

  3. Joaquín Caballero with the camera at a photo shoot for a client in Limpio, Paraguay

    12:50

    Photo shoot for a client.

    Limpio · 25.13° S · 57.45° W

  4. 15:31

    Editing a sales video.

    San Lorenzo · video

  5. Joaquín Caballero having lunch at 16:18, the hardest working man in San Lorenzo

    16:18

    Lunch. At 16:18.

    San Lorenzo · 25.33° S · 57.52° W

  6. 18:34

    Still editing.

    San Lorenzo · video

  7. Joaquín Caballero on the San Lorenzo bike path at sunset

    18:42

    A ten-minute walk. Then back to it.

    San Lorenzo bike path · 25.34° S · 57.51° W

  8. Joaquín Caballero recording an analysis for a business in Paraguay

    20:40

    Recording analyses for businesses all over the country.

    San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W

  9. Joaquín Caballero in a suit at an event at 21:40

    21:40

    Event. Suit. Phone open.

    San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W

  10. 22:05

    A juice, and back to work.

    Asunción · video

  11. Joaquín Caballero drinking from a mug at 22:30, still working

    22:30

    Frozen mug, 22:30. The day goes on.

    San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W

  12. 23:59

    The laptop goes off.

    Back at 05:00.

The books

The hardest working man in Paraguay, by the numbers

  • 1,412documented tasks in 100 daysfrom June 16, 2026 to September 24, 2026
  • 84website demos built for businesses in Paraguay
  • 10client websites live today
  • 0votes against
  • 05:00start time
  • No datatererés, Paraguay's iced yerba mate. We lost count.

Archive

The hardest working man in Paraguay, in real life

Studio portraits, workdays and the odd exception.

Joaquín Caballero, the hardest working man in Paraguay, studio portrait in a striped sweater
Studio portrait.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero, on the right, on stage at a year-end party
Year-end party, on stage. He's the one on the right.Paraguay · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero showing a circuit he built
When the tool doesn't exist, build it.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero raising a toast at a year-end party
The toast. Next day, 05:00 as usual.Paraguay · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero with his arms crossed against a wooden wall
Portrait.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero, the hardest working man in San Lorenzo, studio portrait
Studio portrait.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero writing in his notebook next to the laptop
Notebook first. Laptop second.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero with the Legion of Mary group in San Lorenzo
Legion of Mary, in San Lorenzo.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero on a Legion of Mary mission in Ñeembucú, outside the San Sebastián chapel
Legion of Mary mission in Ñeembucú.Ñeembucú · 26.95° S · 58.19° W
Joaquín Caballero taking notes standing up
Taking notes. Always taking notes.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero on a Legion of Mary mission
Legion of Mary mission.Paraguay · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero from behind, walking down the nave of a church
Before the mission.Paraguay · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero at the Saltos del Monday falls, Presidente Franco, Alto Paraná
Saltos del Monday. A vacation, supposedly.Presidente Franco, Alto Paraná · 25.56° S · 54.63° W
Portrait of Joaquín Caballero, the hardest worker in Paraguay
Studio portrait.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero on his recording set with the phone on a tripod
The set: a chair, a tripod, a microphone.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero at an event in Isla Bogado, Luque
Event in Luque, 10:50 a.m.Luque · 25.30° S · 57.49° W
Joaquín Caballero in a suit at a year-end party
Year-end party. Talking shop, most likely.Paraguay · 25.34° S · 57.51° W
Joaquín Caballero standing in his recording studio
Before recording.San Lorenzo · 25.34° S · 57.51° W

The ladder

The title, city by city

It works like ranking a business on Google: first your city, then the one next door, then the whole country.

  1. 01

    The hardest working man in San Lorenzo

    Where the workday starts, every day.

    Done
  2. 02

    The hardest working man in Asunción

    Twenty minutes away, if there's no traffic. There usually is.

    Done
  3. 03

    The hardest working man in Paraguay

    The title of this page.

    Done
  4. 04

    And South America?

    Paraguay first.

    In progress
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Tap a department to see its title.Borders and capitals: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Population and area: INE, 2022 census.

The document

The title, in writing

Certificate

The hardest working man in Paraguay

This certifies that Joaquín Caballero claimed this title on September 24, 2026, unopposed.

Awarded by
nobody
Jury
none
Valid
until someone gets up earlier
Bronze statue of the hardest working man in Paraguay, Joaquín Caballero, arms crossed (digital model)
To the hardest working man in Paraguay
Digital model of the monument. The town square hasn't replied yet.

What people ask

Frequently asked questions

Was there a contest?

No. No jury, no vote, no other candidates. The title was up for grabs and he took it.

How do you become the hardest working man in Paraguay?

Get up before everyone else and have a page that says so, which is the part almost nobody does.

Is he also the hardest working man in San Lorenzo?

Yes. San Lorenzo came first: that's where the workday starts.

And the hardest working man in Asunción?

Also him. It's twenty minutes away and many of the businesses he works with are there.

Is this about James Brown?

No. James Brown was the hardest working man in show business. This is the hardest working man in Paraguay: a smaller category, with a lot less competition.

Where can I find him?

In San Lorenzo most days, in Asunción often, and anywhere in the country when a business needs him. WhatsApp is faster.

Can the title be contested?

In theory, yes. In practice, you have to be up before 5.

And the hardest working man in the world?

Not yet. Paraguay first.

The case

How this page got to the top of Google

Nobody searches for “the hardest working man in Paraguay”. That's exactly why: when nobody claims a search, the first one to claim it properly keeps it.

This page isn't at the top because it's true. It's at the top because nobody else asked.

The same goes for “locksmith in Luque”, “glass shop in Lambaré” or “builder in Encarnación”: there are searches nobody is claiming properly. That is what Built to Click does.

  1. 01A domain with the exact searchelmastrabajador.com.py, the Spanish one
  2. 02A title and an H1 that say itno detours
  3. 03Structured dataso Google knows who is who
  4. 04Geotagged photosevery one, with where and when

I want the same for my business