SEO for kids 2012 – A fantastic Success
SEO for kids 2012… what a fantastic success. So yes, I’m back from Fiji after a week where crazy things happened in the SEO world. But let me get straight to the topic and let’s forget any news or updates of Evil Google 
. So as many of you know we raised over $1000 and with the great help of a lot of amazing people we brought over 25 kilos of pencils, coloring books, geometry sets, pencils, rules… and 2 nice laptops and a brand new printer to the kids of Nawaka District School.
I had a special ceremony with the chief of the village where I brought the laptops and the printer.
The Chief me how all the village kids had to walk 1 hour (each way) to use computers and print home works or school projects.
Now when I heard that… I expected teenagers walking… but I was wrong, we are talking about little tiny kids walking in the middle of an insane traffic just to use an internet connection to print just 1 small page to do their homework.
Simply not fair….
But hey! At least we made a difference and I’m pretty dam proud of it. The kids now have 2 laptops and a printer to print their homework and avoid walking for 2 hours just to do their homework.
So here we go 2 videos and under the videos) a very huge thank you to everyone that helped achieve this
Ned from DNTRADE
James Australia’s best financial advisor
The team of bookeepers Melbourne
the lovely Jess from fairy loss hire Melbourne
The great Christian from SEO Brisbane
Les from Photo Books
David from Australian banknote
Dan from Real Estate Lead Management Software
Tim from SEO in virginia
Gareth from Love Luggage
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Nice work Gabriel, great too see the auction and the SEO work, I was actually going to bid but I was in meetings =( Missed out. Hopefully in the near future I will be able to raise some funds for the project too.
Kind Regards,
James Norquay.
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Gabriel Machuret Reply:
March 27th, 2012 at 2:21 am
Thanks James to stopping… if you do any similar project, happy to help you. thanks mate.
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Hey Gab – looks like you had a great time, and were able to deliver some real value to your charity – I hope to contribute to its success in the future!
Haha, it seems like you can’t even take a holiday without big bad Google turning ugly… I assume you’ll be putting up a blog post about it shortly, but what’s your take on the imminent algorithm updates that will penalize ‘overly optimized sites,’ and the deindexing of of link networks like Build My Rank? Any of your client or your personal websites been hit?
All the best!
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Gabriel Machuret Reply:
March 27th, 2012 at 2:22 am
Hi B Mike… yes, I will be blogging about Evil Google slapping sites. Lol. Not so evil.. a bit obvious to be honest.
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Hi Gab,
It’s great to hear what a success your trip to Fiji was! LOve the pictures. And, by the way, it was more than a pleasure contributing! Talk soon mate, Christian
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Gabriel Machuret Reply:
March 27th, 2012 at 2:22 am
You are extremely generous. thanks a lot Christian. Can’t wait to catch up and have a beer in Brisbane bud.
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Wow such a positive video. This really wakes up some feelings of philanthropy inside. Because you understand at once that to help those in need it is something that gives you some self satisfaction.
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Great job! I agree, seeing the smile of this kids is more than
a huge link. keep it up!
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Gabriel Machuret Reply:
March 27th, 2012 at 2:23 am
more than a Page rank 8 contextual bakcklink… ! thx Becca
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Hey Gabriel , You did really divine work along with your job. This is the work of a real human being. I like your work. Keep doing and help SEO for better improvement. Thanks!
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I think that your initiative is great. The world would be a nicer place to live in, if there were more people like you. Let us know when you plan similar initiatives.
Chapeau!
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Wow! You did a wonderful job!
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Really great job. It’s a good thing to make a difference in the life of someone especially the young ones who the leaders of tomorrow. Definitely, these ones will remember this work and they will do something similar in their time meaning you have set off a ripple that will run through time!
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That’s very nice that children are taught to use computers, i guess that 1 hour in a day is an ideal variant for them
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Awesome work mate
Thanks for the skype chat the other week too!
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That’s really nice of you, Gabriel. I admire people who, amidst their already busy family and career life, still find time to help others. It must be a very fulfilling feeling to be able to make those kids smile. I hope the blessings that you share will return to you a hundred-fold.
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It is good to hear that you made an excellent contribution to bring a smile on face of these kids. I can understand what a satisfaction you must be getting by doing such a good deed. Video was really very inspiring for me! Will try to do such charity! Thanks for sharing!
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You are a very good person to do this for the kids. Having a reliable internet connection in addition to having computers will help anyone in any part of the world. Maybe some of those kids will become internet gurus one day.
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Gabriel Machuret Reply:
April 7th, 2012 at 5:29 pm
I hope they do something better than becoming internet gurus
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I agree completely Mae; good job Gab – glad to see there are still “human beings” on this planet.
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Gabriel Machuret Reply:
April 7th, 2012 at 5:26 pm
Thanks Guy, very kind…. love your contributions in FlyingSolo. Keep it up mate.
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Sounds great. All credits goes to you. I really appreciate your efforts. Liked video and photos. I love to share this blog with my friends as well.
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Very nice positive thought. Hatts off to the people who took part in such a nice thought.
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