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0:01Yes, our series continues, and as I
0:02promised, we will not stop this video
0:04series until we generate 10,000 dollars
0:06in revenue from this product. I promise
0:09you. We will do this. We will work for
0:11it. Of course, what was it that we
0:12needed for this? If you remember, we
0:14started in the first episode. For those
0:15who don't know or don't remember, let
0:16me say this. The link to the video
0:18series is right above. Watch it
0:19starting from the first episode. What
0:20was it that we needed? You can see it
0:22on the screen. Kiro is still there on
0:24my screen. We are doing everything
0:25together, step by step. Our second need
0:27is a cup of tea. This shouldn't be
0:29missing either. Because we will work
0:30long hours, we will toil, we will
0:32struggle, we will put in the effort,
0:33and I actually did some things while
0:35you were away, I made progress. But I
0:36will show you what I did now. As I said
0:38, this is not a very simple job. It is
0:39a difficult job. It is not easy. We are
0:41earning money, we are making sales, we
0:42are selling products. But will these
0:44sales we make from our own site really
0:46make us money? Are we doing something
0:47that actually makes sense? Or are we
0:49just rowing in vain? You will be a
0:50witness to all of these. But my word is
0:52my bond to you. Don't forget my promise
0:53. We will make money from this business
0:55. You will earn the same way too. If
0:57you follow a similar path. Now you see
0:59it on the screen. Kiro is already open.
1:01For our chokingrescuedevices.com
1:04website. And I gave a few revisions.
1:06Let me show you our website right here.
1:08Yes, as you can see, images were
1:10missing in these three sections of our
1:12website. If you remember from the
1:13previous episode, these three images
1:15were missing. I had GPT image create
1:17them, which I already explained how to
1:19do in the second episode. After having
1:21these done, I told Kiro that I put
1:23these images into a folder as TAMP 1,
1:25TAMP 2, and TAMP 3. Place these in the
1:27relevant areas. He, thanks to him, did
1:29it click-clack, just like that, and
1:31placed them. Now, of course, there was
1:32another image here. Let me show you
1:34that one too. As you can see below, we
1:36have one more image area. This was also
1:38empty. I asked him to fill this one too
1:39. And I gave this instruction. Of
1:41course, while doing this, I gave the
1:42following instruction. Please read my
1:44prompt. It says we will do the Stripe
1:46integration later. Since it is a single
1:48product request, I said it would be
1:50better to direct them straight to the
1:51purchase stage instead of "add to cart"
1:53. Because in this top section of our
1:55website, it said "add to cart". Instead
1:56of "buy now", it said "add to cart".
1:58And I said this would be more logical.
2:00Also, there should be a practical, fast
2:02checkout stage. Let the customer log in
2:03if they want, or enter their
2:05information without logging in. We can
2:06suggest them to become a member after
2:07they purchase the product. I mean,
2:09there is no pressure here. There is
2:10absolutely no requirement that the
2:12customer must become a member. An order
2:13number should be created. This order
2:15should be sent to the customer via
2:16email. Product return transactions
2:18should be able to be made within the
2:19site. Order cancellation should be able
2:21to be requested before the order is
2:22shipped. We said all these details
2:24should be visible on the admin side in
2:25the admin panel. Now we are coming to
2:27it. Look, for example, here I am
2:28selecting "single pack". By the way, we
2:30will improve the design. Don't worry.
2:31It still looks simple for now. Don't
2:33let that fool you; it's actually going
2:34to develop further. Let's say, Single
2:36pack. We selected one. 39.90. We click
2:38Buy now. As you can see, it’s a
2:40simple flow. I'm typing in my email
2:41address. Then I type my name. I type my
2:43address. I select my country. By the
2:45way, there's a prompt regarding the
2:46country. I'll show you that in a moment
2:48too. I'm selecting the city and state
2:50here. I enter my zip code. I click
2:51Place an order. And as you can see,
2:53since we haven't connected Stripe yet,
2:55we only see our order number to check
2:57the flow. Look, we saw the order number
3:00here. If you create a password here, if
3:02you click create account, a password is
3:04generated and sent to your email
3:05address. When you log in later, watch,
3:08let me log in right away. It asks me if
3:10I want to create an account or not.
3:12Since I want to create an account right
3:14away, I set a password and click create
3:15an account. Now what happened? An
3:17account was created, and when I click
3:19on the your account section, look, I
3:21can see my order history in the order
3:23history section. When I click it, I can
3:25see all the details of what it is in
3:27detail right here. Very simple. It
3:29turned into a very easy-to-understand
3:31structure. We actually made a copy of
3:33Shopify. But of course, we will develop
3:34it further. We will make it more
3:35stylish. We will add images here. It
3:37will have more appeal. Uh, I don't know
3:39, whatever comes to mind, we will
3:40improve this place. Don't worry about
3:41it at all. The goal right now is for
3:43the system to work. Now I am continuing
3:44. I am explaining to you what I did.
3:46Look right here. It already did these
3:48tasks. I gave another prompt to the AI.
3:50Let's go down here. Let me show you. It
3:52was sometimes speaking English with me.
3:54I said, speak Turkish with me. It said,
3:55I will speak Turkish from now on. Now
3:56yes, we are continuing. I said, set the
3:58sender email address to
4:00[email protected]. So what
4:02does this mean? If you remember from
4:03the previous episode, I won't show it
4:05again now. We did it through the email
4:07provider, that is, the email-sending
4:08SendGrid system, right? We had set up
4:11our email settings, remember. I gave
4:12that email address there to this place.
4:14Consequently, all order notifications
4:16and communication with the customer
4:17will be done from this email address
4:19and will not be caught in spam. I said,
4:21now use the Product image 2 visual in
4:23the attached area. I asked for visual
4:24improvements here as well. I said, let
4:26the product variations be yellow only
4:28by default, no other color. Create the
4:30legal pages that might be needed for
4:32Stripe. Use my Tuger LC company as the
4:35company name. I said, this is my
4:36address. The legal pages should be easy
4:38to read. There should also be a stylish
4:39design. Also, create a blog page. Write
4:4120 blog posts. Add a blog to the header
4:43. The blog pages should be easy to read
4:45. Now why are these important? Look at
4:46the blog, for example. Because we are
4:48dealing with a bit of search engine
4:49optimization. Look, we clicked it and
4:51it opened right up. Of course, we will
4:52add visuals. We will improve these too.
4:54These are important. That's why the
4:55presence of these pages is important
4:57for search engine optimization, SEO. We
4:59will have these written a bit longer.
5:00Uh, it will be more detailed. It's a
5:02matter of a prompt. I mean, it's not
5:03actually that difficult. As you can see
5:05, I've created about 20 blog pages for
5:07now. At the very bottom are the legal
5:08pages. For example, you see here. There
5:11are details like privacy policy, terms
5:13of service, refund&returns, shipping
5:15policy, contact, and imprint. Why are
5:17these so important? I'm emphasizing
5:19this. We are going to apply for Stripe.
5:20Meaning we will process credit card
5:22payments online from our website.
5:24Therefore, it is critical and very
5:26important that the information here is
5:27accurate and detailed. Just as Stripe
5:29requires. That's why, what did I say?
5:31When writing the prompt, look, I'm
5:32emphasizing it here. Create all the
5:34legal pages that might be necessary for
5:36Stripe. Because I said this, the Kiro
5:38AI started researching in the
5:40background. Regarding which legal pages
5:42Stripe requires. So, it created them on
5:45my behalf. Now, let's scroll down. What
5:47else did we do? As you can see, the
5:48tasks are lengthy. It keeps writing to
5:50me. I had said add a color option.
5:51That's not important. Ah. Now, I'll
5:53show you the order area in a moment.
5:55Country, city, state selection must be
5:57listed/selectable. Addresses should be
5:59defined automatically. Ship-to
6:01countries, meaning the countries to be
6:02shipped to. It should be America,
6:04Canada, Mexico, Germany, UK, France, or
6:06all of Europe. I said, let it not be
6:07Turkey. Why did I say not Turkey?
6:09Because as you know, customs duties in
6:11Turkey are a bit high. Therefore, if I
6:12had said let it be Turkey, I would have
6:14had to deal with customs. Those stages
6:16where customs are easier, where we can
6:18send DDP, we will get to those in the
6:19flow—maybe in later videos, I don't
6:21know. We will get to it in the flow. As
6:23I said, right now, we are only shipping
6:25to countries outside of Turkey. Let me
6:27show you right away what it did. Let me
6:29come back to our page. Look here, let's
6:31pick one using the 'buy now' button.
6:32When we click, the countries have been
6:34added here. As you can see, these
6:36countries were added. Faroe Islands,
6:37for example; you can enter the city and
6:39state for all of them here. Ah, we can
6:41make this automatic. When America is
6:43selected, the cities in America's
6:44states can come up automatically, or we
6:46can ask for them to be entered manually
6:48. For example, for countries other than
6:50America, especially, for instance, when
6:52Bulgaria is selected, it might be good
6:54to select the city automatically. I
6:55don't know. We can give those as a
6:57prompt. Let's continue like this. Let's
6:59see what we've done. I asked, "Can
7:00shipping fees be set according to
7:01country in the admin panel?" It said, "
7:03Yes.""I've already done that," it said.
7:05Uh, but of course it said there are
7:07some missing parts. And I want a screen
7:08where I can enter fees for every
7:10country. I told it to do this in the
7:12admin panel. Uh, and thankfully, it did
7:14these tasks quickly and smoothly. Now,
7:16let's take a look at that if you like.
7:17Let's try admin login. We couldn't get
7:19in. Let's write to the admin panel. I'm
7:23getting a password error while logging
7:25in with my email. I wonder what it did
7:26to my password? Let's not say "let's do
7:29this." Let's say "do it." Yes. I gave
7:31my prompt. Let's see if it does it. It
7:32changed my password, and now I'm logged
7:34in. Sometimes there can be minor errors
7:36like this. You fix them directly with a
7:38prompt. Yes, as you can see, this is
7:39our dashboard. So, let's say this Kiro
7:41is quite nice, perhaps even better than
7:43Shopify. I mean, we can make this even
7:45better, given what we’ve already
7:47accomplished. Kiro built a nice
7:49dashboard. Here, we can see our total
7:51revenue, order counts, pending
7:53shipments, customer numbers—
7:54everything. There are always my own
7:56test entries here. We see the orders in
7:58the Orders section. We can improve
7:59these areas further. We can do whatever
8:01we want here once we click. Our product
8:03page is right here. Now, let's move on
8:04to the shipping side. This is the
8:06important part. Because we said we need
8:07to input the shipping costs for each
8:09country through the panel. Now, I
8:11wonder if these were set up correctly.
8:12Let's check it immediately. For example
8:14, let's say the US shipping fee is 10
8:15dollars, Canada is 20 dollars, and
8:17let's run a test. We saved both of them
8:18. Now let's go to our website. These
8:20tests are important. Because you need
8:22to be sure that everything in your
8:24project works perfectly and flawlessly.
8:26You shouldn't leave everything to AI.
8:28If there is a missing error, you will
8:30struggle with it this time. You will
8:31struggle even more. It is best to take
8:33precautions from the beginning. I
8:34clicked "Place Order." It created the
8:36order. But wait a minute. We selected
8:38the USA. Did it add the shipping fee?
8:40We didn't look at that. 7980. Look, it
8:42still doesn't show. Did you see that?
8:44There is a problem, but it says the
8:45cart is empty. Meaning we have to
8:47create the order from scratch. This was
8:48a bit of my mistake. I'm doing it again
8:50. The price was 3990; it should add 20
8:53more. It didn't add it right now. Yes.
8:55Look, an error. Take a look. We call
8:57this "looking at it." What am I doing?
8:58I'm taking a screenshot like this and
9:01telling Kiro that even though I set the
9:03USA shipping fee to 10 dollars in the
9:06admin panel, I noticed that when I
9:08select USA during a test order, the
9:10shipping fee doesn't update instantly
9:13to 10 dollars in the bottom right area.
9:16Fix this and make sure that when "Place
9:18Order" is clicked, the shipping fee
9:20shown on the screen is actually charged
9:21. Also, we say make sure the shipping
9:26fee is clearly written and correctly
9:28calculated in both the admin panel and
9:31the user panel. Now, why did we say
9:34this? Why do we need to provide so much
9:36detail? Frankly, you need to explain it
9:38as if you are explaining it to someone
9:39who knows nothing. I wanted to use a
9:40different term, but I gave up on that.
9:42You will explain it as if you are
9:43explaining it to someone who knows
9:44nothing. Think of Kiro as a...a
9:46developer who is hard to understand, a
9:48hard-to-understand employee. Explain it
9:50in detail, explain it patiently. Write
9:52it. Write it out at length. At the
9:53point where you get bored or stuck
9:55writing prompts, you can honestly get
9:57help from ChatGPT. Now I wrote this and
10:00sent it. Let's see what he will do. He
10:01is examining it now. Naturally, he is
10:03identifying all the problems that could
10:04occur here. Yes. He said, "Let me
10:06confirm that the shipping is truly
10:07calculated and saved correctly and
10:09where it is displayed.""Good news," he
10:10said. The shipping is correctly
10:12calculated on the backend. He said it
10:13takes the country's fee, adds it to the
10:15total, and saves it to the order.
10:17Shipping is now part of the total. So,
10:19the correct shipping is charged when
10:21the order is placed. He says the
10:22problem is entirely in the UI, that is,
10:24the interface the customer sees. Let's
10:25look like this. Checkout summary. Uh,
10:27it doesn't show it instantly when the
10:28country is selected. There is no action
10:30returning the instant shipping fee
10:31based on the country. Now it will
10:32probably do this. Now it says let's add
10:34a quite action. It says I will set the
10:36shipping fee here. It says we can
10:38calculate the total by iterating
10:39through the cart total. It is currently
10:41making changes with code. By the way, I
10:42have already mentioned this before. If
10:43you click on the code lines or code
10:46boxes here, you can see the codes as
10:48you see the files. Does it mean
10:50anything? It does not. You can just
10:52open and look out of curiosity. That's
10:53what I mean. Our business is with the
10:55chat box and the chat area here. By the
10:57way, I would like to underline this as
10:58well. You know, I wasn't producing this
11:00kind of content before. Uh, these are
11:02things I have always done in the
11:03background. These are not things I just
11:05learned. Since AI, or rather since wipe
11:07coding came out, I have been tinkering
11:09with it and these are systems I learned
11:11on my own. I combined this with my
11:12existing e-commerce knowledge. Now, I
11:14see this, friends. There are many
11:15videos. For example, there's Claude's
11:17own application or, I don't know, a new
11:19ChatGPT Atlas has come out. Processes
11:21done with that. Now, when you stack
11:23these on top of each other, there is a
11:24lot of data. There is too much data
11:26pollution out there. Uh, and I am aware
11:27that you are very confused about how to
11:29proceed. But there is this beauty. Look
11:31, we are currently on Auto in Kiro.
11:32Look, I am clicking on the model Auto.
11:34There is Claude Opus, Sonnet, GPT Sol,
11:38GPT Terra. Do you see? There is Minimx,
11:41Deepsek, GLM, QVEN. So, all the models
11:43you are looking for are there. Now, why
11:45don't I choose a model? I say automatic
11:47. The reason I choose Auto is this.
11:48Will you do this with Claude, or will
11:50you do it with GPT? What will you do it
11:51with? Don't ask me. I don't know. I'm
11:53confused. Uh, I'm a novice. Uh, make
11:55this decision on my behalf and optimize
11:57it in the best way. Prevent me from
11:59spending too much money. I tell Kiro.
12:01And Kiro is actually doing this.
12:03Therefore, don't get too confused.
12:04Don't think like, "I'll do this process
12:05in Claude.""I'll do this process in GPT
12:08." Kiro really opens up a great path
12:11for us here. It allows us to perform a
12:13very nice process. Now it's building. I
12:15guess it sent it to, you know, Gitab.
12:17Let's take a look. We are looking from
12:18here. We entered Railway. It hasn't
12:20sent it yet. It means it's doing
12:22another process. Oh, it's testing. Ah,
12:24it's pushed. Deploy has started. Look,
12:25when you see this "deploy started" text
12:27, go to Railway immediately. Look, did
12:28you see? It started counting. It has
12:30been deploying for 11 seconds. It will
12:32take about 1.5 minutes. Maybe shorter.
12:34After that, it will go live. While
12:36doing this, let's fill our tea as well.
12:39Yes, while the systems are working for
12:41us in the background, I want to give
12:43you some information while we sip our
12:45tea. You know, uh, I mentioned it in
12:48other videos too. Free trainings are
12:50starting, but not for everyone. Only
12:54for those who truly value this work,
12:56who want to make e-commerce a real
12:58profession, who have high curiosity
13:00despite having no experience in
13:01e-commerce, and who have capital. Look,
13:04these are the criteria. I will share a
13:06form in the description section of this
13:08video. I will also pin it to the
13:09comments. My request from you is to
13:11fill out that form and apply. If you
13:13trust yourself by saying, "I can do
13:15this job, I can do great things in
13:17e-commerce," well, I will naturally
13:18select among the people here, look into
13:20them, and invite those who are truly
13:21passionate about this work here
13:23privately. I provide these trainings
13:25one-on-one. I give them face-to-face,
13:26and I also give them online. It makes
13:28no difference. You don't pay a cost,
13:29you aren't charged a fee. If you are in
13:31Istanbul, you can come face-to-face,
13:32and if you are not in Istanbul, you
13:33will be able to join these trainings
13:35online. Well, I think this is a great
13:36opportunity. You will truly have an
13:38opportunity without paying any money. I
13:40think the training is very valuable.
13:42Well, the topics I explain here are
13:43like a training, yes, but we will
13:45develop each other more in person. I
13:47will try to contribute more to you. I
13:49will do my best for you to make more
13:51sales. Well, another request of mine is
13:53this: I want comments under this video
13:55from those who truly look at this job
13:57seriously. Please let them write their
13:59goals and their objectives in detail.
14:01If those people also fill out the form
14:03at the same time, I will give priority
14:04to their forms for the training and
14:06will try to invite them as a priority.
14:07If their goals align with our goals.
14:10That is why commenting on this video is
14:11also very valuable and important. By
14:12the way, our deploy is finished. Look,
14:14it says online. There is no problem. We
14:15are entering our website immediately.
14:17We are refreshing the page. What had we
14:19done last? We said the shipping cost
14:20wasn't appearing, right? We selected
14:22one. We said buy now. I am writing
14:23again immediately. I selected the
14:25country. Hop, look, it became 10
14:26dollars. Did you see? It is fixed.
14:27That's it. Well, I wonder if it is
14:29working correctly? Let's take a look
14:30immediately. Let's say place order.
14:314990. Yes, the order was created. Let's
14:33log in to our account. Look, there is
14:35one more bug. Do you know what it is?
14:36Now here, it says create account every
14:38time and it resets, deletes my current
14:40account. I noticed this. I am losing my
14:42current password. Let's report this as
14:44a bug immediately as well. Let's
14:45explain our situation. When an order is
14:48placed with the same email, if an order
14:50has been created with this email before
14:53, do not bring up the create password
14:55screen again and allow them to log in
14:57with their existing password and track
15:00the order. Right now, it asks us to
15:04create a new account every time, and I
15:07cannot log in with the password I
15:10created for the previous order. Let's
15:13see you fix this. Let it do it, that's
15:15all. Well, you will find many bugs like
15:17this. I mean, you can find a lot of
15:18errors like this, it's possible. After
15:19all, it is our own system, and we
15:20shouldn't forget this as well, friends.
15:22Of course, Shopify and similar systems
15:24are not bad systems. They are quite
15:25good systems. They are proven systems
15:27that have been working for years
15:28already. But we are tenants there.
15:30Think of it that way. And right now, we
15:31are becoming homeowners. I mean, we are
15:33building our own website, our own
15:34software, our own infrastructure
15:36ourselves, and we are always updating
15:37and keeping this place running. We
15:39don't need to know software knowledge
15:40for this. Kiro does everything for us
15:42here. I mean, even a lady sitting at
15:45home peeling potatoes and cooking all
15:46day can easily do this, and I’ve
15:48witnessed many people who have. They
15:50really can do it. And that’s why we
15:52become the homeowners. The house
15:53becomes ours, the property becomes ours
15:54. Therefore, we don't pay anyone a
15:56monthly fee. That’s why I think this
15:58system is phenomenal. It found the
15:59problems, and you will only encounter
16:01these problems once. We are building a
16:02system from scratch with you for the
16:04first time. Maybe we will experience
16:05many problems. That could happen too.
16:07But by solving them one by one, we will
16:08bring this website to an excellent
16:10level within 2-3 months on average and
16:11start making money. Shall I tell you
16:14the best part of it? We will do this
16:15too. Because by cloning the project
16:17we’ve done, we will create other
16:18projects, and we won’t spend much
16:20effort on it. Since it’s already an
16:22established system, we’ll say, "I
16:23want to sell phone cases now." For
16:25example, let’s say my domain is ready
16:27. I will tell Kiro, "This site is good.
16:28" We’ve gotten it up and running.
16:29Everything works beautifully with it.
16:31Come on, let’s make a website for
16:32phone cases too. Clone this for me. It
16:34will be so fast and easy. That’s why
16:36this initial effort, this first
16:38struggle is just once. After that,
16:40everything will be much easier for you.
16:41Kiro is asking us a question; look,
16:43I’m keeping an eye on it. It says, "
16:44Is the customer email you're trying to
16:46log in with a gmail.com address? When
16:48you say you can't log in, what exactly
16:49is the error you see?" But wait a
16:50minute. While asking the question, it's
16:52also answering it itself. It had asked
16:54me, but anyway, it doesn’t matter.
16:55Let’s let it finish its work. You
16:57will encounter this a lot. For example,
16:58Kiro asks you a question. It says, "I
17:00have a question to ask." Like you see
17:01on this screen, it asks you a question.
17:03Then, it says, "Okay, wait, I
17:04understood," cancels the question, and
17:06answers the question it asked itself.
17:08Why does this happen? Because let me
17:10explain it to you this way. There is a
17:11sub-agent logic. So, Kiro is not
17:13running a single AI here. Here, the AI
17:16that writes code is separate, the
17:17design one is separate, and the AIs
17:19that instruct, interpret, and test are
17:21all separate. We call these agents, and
17:23multiple agents come together to
17:25actually build the project. And while
17:27doing this, for example, it asks a
17:29question, but if another agent goes and
17:30answers that question, it doesn't feel
17:32the need to ask me again. It’s trying
17:34to do a logical job. So that’s why
17:35Kiro does a pretty good job here. By
17:37the way, there are many pieces of
17:38software similar to Kiro. You can use
17:39those too. After all, Kiro is not our
17:42own software, nor is it a sponsored one
17:44. I am just showing this because I use
17:46it. You can look at your own software
17:47too, of course. If there is other
17:49software you can find. Yes, it is
17:50continuing right now. It is performing
17:52the operations. It is running a test
17:53right now. Look, it says everything is
17:54clean. Now there is a critical
17:55diagnosis. Let’s see. It is currently
17:57the login issue. I don't know your
17:59password and I can't access it, but it
18:00says if the admin I pushed in the
18:01previous round is this one. If it
18:03worked, yes. Yes. It was pushed, and we
18:05saw the deploy started message. What do
18:07we do immediately? We go to Railway. We
18:09check. Yes, the timer has started.
18:11About 1.5 minutes. Of course, it will
18:13take a few seconds for you. I am
18:15waiting here. Yes, the deploy is
18:16finished. Nice. We continue immediately
18:18. We check our website. Of course, we
18:20will test the whole process from the
18:21start. We will refresh the page
18:22completely like this. We selected it.
18:24We said buy now. We enter our email
18:26address. We entered our already
18:27registered email address. You already
18:29have an account. It said you already
18:31have an account, that is. Very good.
18:32That's what we wanted anyway. We say
18:34login. It locked our account. Oh, why?
18:36We didn't provide such code. Look, we
18:38caught something very good. Are you
18:39aware just now? It said your account
18:41has been locked for 15 minutes for
18:43security reasons. Uh, why is this good?
18:46Well, we didn't actually give such an
18:47instruction. Uh, Kiro applied this as a
18:50precaution while writing our code. This
18:53is really good. Let's fix this problem.
18:56Let's write immediately. I can't log in
18:58with my account. The account is locked.
19:00Fix it. Also set my password. Yes, it
19:02is successful now. It tells me to log
19:04in. Let's check immediately. Yes, it
19:06logged in. Super. Look, we see it.
19:08Great. We are logged in. We click on
19:10account again. Management is quite
19:12simple. Now let's have a few more
19:14visual edits done. Let's make our site
19:16a bit better. For example, let me give
19:18that drone site we liked again. Make my
19:21homepage bigger like the drone site in
19:23the attachment, and the top menu texts
19:26like the drone site. Let it be bold. In
19:30my top menu, home. What else was
19:33unnecessary? I will tell it to remove
19:35them. Shop track order. Remove these.
19:38Add Track Order to the footer. Well,
19:41this is better. Because at least we
19:44don't want a crowded structure. Simple
19:46and clear. Let's see, if we don't like
19:48it, we change it. After all, we will be
19:49constantly using trial and error here.
19:51Also, you shouldn't forget this. A very
19:53important issue. If you are selling
19:54from your own site in e-commerce, your
19:56website design should really inspire
19:58confidence in the customer and be
20:00attractive when they visit. For example
20:01, we don't have a logo. Did you notice?
20:03Let's have a logo made. While doing
20:05that, let's open a ChatGPT. Let me say
20:08I made a site for the Choking Rescue
20:10Device product. I am selling this
20:12device. I need a logo. My website
20:14address is chokingrescue.com. Did we
20:17write it correctly? Chockingrescu.com.
20:20Let it be a chic logo. Let it be
20:22professional. Let it be understood at a
20:25glance what the product I'm selling is.
20:28Let's push it a bit. Let it make our
20:30logo. Let's continue. Let's enter Kiro.
20:32Let's see what it did. He, it says I
20:33pushed it. Good. If it pushed, what do
20:35we do immediately? We check from
20:37Railway. It's been 20 seconds.
20:38Continuing with the tea, we drink a pot
20:40of tea while waiting. Oh, it's done.
20:42Okay. Let's see, did it make a nice
20:44design? I'm curious. It made it a bit
20:46bigger. Yes. But I'm not really feeling
20:48this visual. Like, their leg is cut off
20:50, right? We'll fix those. Wait, let's
20:52look at this logo first. Actually, you
20:53know, it's pretty nice. We can use that
20:55thing as an icon. Yes. You know what
20:58I'm not satisfied with? It doesn't
21:00match our website's colors. You know
21:02there's a first aid color, right? I
21:03mean, for first aid. Red and white,
21:06right? Let's do this. The logo is good,
21:08but the logo colors should be first aid
21:11colors. Was it Red Cross, right? Like
21:14the colors used by the Red Cross. Let's
21:16see what it will do. Let's wait. I'm
21:18curious. The logo is important. It
21:19might seem simple, but the logo is
21:21important for the customer too. It's
21:22important for us, for our website
21:23anyway. By the way, I really liked the
21:25icon. The icon is really successful.
21:27There's really no job left for
21:28designers for logo design anymore. If
21:31you follow me, you know. I started this
21:34business in 1997 as a web designer. I
21:37was teaching graphic design classes. I
21:39was teaching Photoshop at Bilgi Adam in
21:42Beşiktaş, Istanbul. I mean, some
21:44really strange things. Now there's
21:45nothing left, you know? I mean, there's
21:47no need for humans anymore to make
21:50logos, icons, web site designs, or even
21:52coding. Everything is running like
21:55clockwork, as you can see. Besides, I'm
21:57building Shopify themes using Cloud,
21:59for example. It works really well, too.
22:01It does good work. I'll just mention
22:02those things in passing. Yes. Nice.
22:04Let's download this. We must have made
22:06a logo here, right? I'm a bit confused.
22:08But let me tell you something. Which
22:10one do you think is better? This one or
22:12that one? Does this look better, maybe?
22:14Shall we make a revision to the logo?
22:16The logo is too long. It shouldn't
22:18stretch to the right. Place that text
22:20in a way that looks stylish to me. I
22:22mean, it's just too long, isn't it? The
22:24icon is great, but this is too long.
22:27Yes, it made the logo, but I still
22:28didn't like it. Look at this first logo
22:31we made, which I'd forgotten we even
22:33made. I really liked this bottom part.
22:35Okay? I'm taking a screenshot of this.
22:38Can you make the "choking rescue
22:41devices.com" text at the bottom like
22:43the attachment? But it should be in
22:47harmony with our red, black, and white
22:50logo colors. I think it will do a good
22:53job. Let's see if we like it. On the
22:55other hand, let's go back to Kiro. Yes,
22:56what did Kiro do last? For example,
22:58let's ask it to write "choking rescue
23:01device" instead of just "rescue device"
23:03here. Let's make this part a bit more
23:04...something. Let's do this. Actually,
23:06let it make our site 100%width, right?
23:08It seems a bit small. There's a lot of
23:10empty space on the left and right of
23:12the site. Was the website we took as an
23:15example 100%width? Actually, it's not
23:17100%, but it's the same. Shall we ask
23:19it to widen it a notch more? Widen it a
23:21notch more. There is also this. The
23:23visual area in the middle and the text
23:25are too close to each other. The block
23:28with "Rescue device" and the visual
23:30block to its right shouldn't be too
23:32close. Also, write "choking" above the
23:36"rescue device". And there's this
23:39purchase area; I think it should be a
23:40bit more impressive. I mean, like this,
23:44right below our site, the section where
23:46we buy the product, what was its name
23:48in the attachment? Let's take another
23:50look. Feature about. I said let it be a
23:52big bold. Okay, let it do these, then
23:54we'll continue. Let's look at the logo.
23:55What stage is our logo at? I'm very
23:57curious. Wow. Super. Look, I liked this
24:01. We'll take this. We'll save it as "
24:04Logo 2". Now, sir, is there a need to
24:07clean the background of this logo? I
24:09don't know, let's see. I will do this
24:11in Seller Bow. I'll enter S Bow. There
24:13is an upscaler tool here. Let's get the
24:16high-resolution version of the logo
24:17using the upscaler tool in Seller Bow.
24:20Because I need to get this logo in
24:21vector format, in as high resolution as
24:23possible. So I can use it everywhere.
24:25By the way, I forgot that we did the
24:27logo design. I think it turned out well
24:29. It became a much better logo. Well,
24:31at least I liked it. Now let's come to
24:33Kiro. Let's say, apply the logo as our
24:37logo. It's building on the site. After
24:40the build finishes, it will push it. We
24:42will follow the push. Let's follow it.
24:44Will it come here? Yes, it has arrived
24:46now. After seeing that this has arrived
24:48, we don't have to wait for Kiro to
24:50finish its process, this "working" part
24:51. Let's assign other tasks. Because we
24:54are changing the logo. The logo turned
24:55out very nice just now. What else can
24:56we do now? Let's come here quickly.
24:58Let's get the site a bit more up and
24:59running. Because I want us to finish
25:01the site today. Oh, by the way, it
25:03hasn't removed the home buttons. Or let
25:05me refresh the page. Ah, it did remove
25:07them. HowWorks, blog, it has removed
25:08those. It will put the logo here. I
25:11think it will look great when the logo
25:12is placed. It will bold this part.
25:14These parts are already...Yes, actually
25:16most things are done. The sub-pages are
25:18not bad either. So, we can give some
25:19information regarding the blog. We say,
25:21write some nicer content for the blog.
25:23Write slightly longer content. It's
25:25very short because you wrote the
25:27content on the blog page very briefly.
25:29What should we say, at least? Let each
25:31be 500 characters long. Also, use real
25:35photos for the blog. Research, find,
25:39and use them from royalty-free sources.
25:43But the photos, this is important. Look
25:45, download them to our own volume on
25:48Railway. Now, why is this important?
25:50Because if we use the photo source from
25:52a different place, we will have
25:53problems. That's why, as I said, the
25:55best thing is to download it to our
25:57volume. Meaning it needs to be
25:58downloaded into our own disk, inside
26:00our website. That would be better. By
26:02the way, this task was left halfway.
26:03Look, the task above is the logo. Let's
26:04write it at the beginning too.
26:05Sometimes this happens, you know? It
26:07gets left halfway. Intervene
26:08immediately. I think the logo addition
26:10task was left halfway. Fix that. Let's
26:12say, complete that. We gave the other
26:13blog task. We sent it. Now these
26:15processes will take a little while.
26:16Because since we gave the task of
26:18writing a blog, it will sit and write
26:19one by one. But look, it experienced a
26:21problem right now. What does it say?
26:23Image submission is over 5 MB. Then
26:26let's do this. We don't need to send
26:28the image at all. Wait, it gave an
26:30error again. Now, sometimes Kiro can
26:32give errors like this. There can be
26:34errors for no reason. What do I do then
26:36? I update the Auto here to Sonnet. I
26:39change it. I say send. Sometimes it
26:41fixes it. If it doesn't fix it, I will
26:42do something else. I will close and
26:44open it. It's giving an error again.
26:45Let's try this as well. Let's try
26:46Medium. And instead of Sonnet, Opus 3.
26:49If it gives an error again, I will
26:50close Kiro. I will open it again. It
26:52gave an error again. I will close it.
26:53By closing, I mean I will press the X
26:55on the icon and open it again. I mean,
26:56it's very simple. I just reopened it.
26:58I'm giving the prompt again. I set Auto
27:00to Auto. So it doesn't spend too many
27:02credits. Let's see, hopefully it's
27:03fixed. If it didn't fix, there is
27:05another method. I will try that. What
27:07is it, you ask? I completely shut down
27:09and restart the computer, but there was
27:10no need. Yes, it's working right now.
27:12Well, it happens sometimes. The project
27:13gets stuck. When you do very long
27:15operations, it can give an error at
27:17such a point. Yes, let it do this now.
27:19Let's wait meanwhile. Let's check our
27:20website too. I wonder if I added the
27:22logo perhaps. No, it hasn't added it
27:24yet. Yes, we have to wait for Kiro to
27:26finish this task here. By the way, it
27:28did something very nice. Look, it says,
27:29"Your logo is too large," it says. "8
27:30MB," it says. "Let me shrink this," it
27:32says. It says it will shrink it to 512
27:34pixels. So it's making a decision here
27:36on my behalf. It reduced it to 173 KB.
27:38Meaning it says I won't use the
27:40original 8 MB image. "I shrunk it a bit
27:42more," it says. "I will use that," it
27:44says. This is good, then. Because
27:45normally, for example, if we hadn't
27:46paid attention to this at all—which
27:47didn't cross my mind right now, for
27:48instance. I overlooked it. If I had
27:49said "put the logo there" directly or
27:51if I had put it myself, the 8 MB logo
27:53would have affected the website's
27:54loading speed. This would have even
27:56affected our sales. Now, while Kiro
27:59makes the changes we expect, let's find
28:01a few producers—or rather, uh,
28:03suppliers from China. Let's find a
28:05supplier to ship these products for us.
28:07When I say for us, it would be more
28:09accurate to say ship to our customers.
28:10Now there are a few settings. First, if
28:12you are not an AliExpress member,
28:13become one. After becoming a member,
28:14change the shipping destination area
28:16here to the United States. Uh, the
28:18language can be English. US dollars can
28:20stay. Now, one needs to find a
28:22different producer/shipper for every
28:23country. Let's write it. This became
28:25Turkey again. That's why I gave an
28:27error. Let's probably change it. One
28:28product image. Yes, I will save this to
28:31our computer. I will come to AliExpress
28:33. I will upload the image I downloaded
28:35to AliExpress's image search section.
28:37It found it right now. Good. It needs
28:39to be exactly the same. Same function.
28:42This is actually the same as all of
28:43them, but let's enter one, or it's
28:44different. But this is used for the
28:46toilet. This is something else. It
28:47looks very similar. Please, for
28:48heaven's sake, don't send a toilet tool
28:50when you're supposed to be sending an
28:51anti-choking device. They will tear you
28:53apart. That would be a big problem, I
28:54think. We found this product. But of
28:56course, it doesn't look like the
28:57product we want to sell. This even has
28:59a hanger attachment and such. It says
29:013.65 cents. It says free shipping. The
29:03price is quite good. But we need to
29:05find more logical products than this.
29:07Let's not say cheap, but we need to
29:09find a good product with its bag and
29:10everything. There is this one. It says
29:1218 dollars. This is a bit expensive, of
29:14course, but this is not our product.
29:16Look, this has a pump. Ours is more
29:17manual. We won't sell this. Let's go to
29:20the next page. I will look at
29:21Alibaba.com. We searched there before
29:22because there are higher quality
29:24products here. Let's change "Deliver to
29:26" to US. United States. Let's say zip
29:28code 10001. This will be better for us.
29:30Because at least we can find more
29:32professional sources that we can buy
29:34from in bulk later. Maybe it's
29:36forbidden to sell this product on
29:37AliExpress. So, that's probably why we
29:39couldn't find much. For example, this
29:41product. Yes. This is exactly the
29:43product we sell. The one we sell. I
29:44mean, this is how you will find your
29:46own products too. 3.79 isn't bad, is it
29:48? Don't you think the price is okay?
29:49Now, here we need to talk to the
29:51manufacturer. We'll say, "We want to
29:53buy this, but can we work with a
29:55dropshipping logic first?" Can we work
29:57with single orders? But if you say, "
29:58Tuer, I don't want to deal with
30:00individual items.""When buying products
30:02...""I want to send the product I want
30:04to sell in bulk to a warehouse," then
30:05you need to find a warehouse. Let's say
30:08USA Prep Center. There are many prep
30:10centers in America now. Of course, it's
30:12up to you who you work with. For
30:14example, there is a site called
30:16usaapcenter.com here. Let's look at the
30:18pricing section. For instance, it says
30:20our FBM price for 10 products. And we
30:22are doing FBM. What does FBM mean? We
30:25will ship it ourselves. They are asking
30:27for 2 dollars. No extra shrinking is
30:28needed for these types of products. No
30:30promotion is needed either. 2 dollars
30:31plus shipping fee. So, if the shipping
30:33fee within America is on average 5-6
30:35dollars, you have an expense of 8
30:36dollars per product. Per product. But
30:39of course, if you are going to do this
30:40business with, say, 100 products
30:42instead of 10, the prices didn't really
30:44change much. Why didn't they change?
30:45FBA preparation fees go down, but FBM
30:48doesn't. So, on average, prep centers
30:50will charge dollars. We have to manage
30:52this now. We have to handle it somehow.
30:54Because why? These prices will come up
30:56when shipping products one by one. This
30:58could be a possibility. A second method
30:59. We can do this too. We can try it. We
31:01can send them to Amazon warehouses. But
31:03when you send them to Amazon warehouses
31:05, they will still charge around 1 to
31:061.5 dollars for FBM product preparation
31:08. It doesn't have much of an advantage.
31:10I think working with a place like this
31:12might be better than Amazon. If you are
31:14not going to sell the product on Amazon
31:16, but if you are, you can look at other
31:17centers. There is Shiphype. I had heard
31:19its name a lot, too. This can be used
31:20as well. Look, this one isn't bad
31:22either. Now let's look at their prices.
31:23Look, this is a bit cheaper. 1.17. 1.17
31:26per order. Of course, it says there is
31:28no minimum here. It says there is no
31:29setup fee. So, it likely provides the
31:31same service for the high level and the
31:33minimum level. It says their prices are
31:35competitive. Let's say "view pricing,"
31:37for example, for shipments under 1000
31:39orders, it charges 4 dollars for
31:40shipping. Shipping fee, pick 1.17. The
31:43other side was charging 2. This place
31:45charges 1.17. I think ShipHype makes
31:47more sense here. So you pay an average
31:48of 4 dollars in shipping per package,
31:50but it changes based on the size of the
31:51package. But for the products we want
31:53to sell, you pay roughly 4-5 dollars.
31:55Let's put it that way. Storage is 40
31:56dollars. So when we buy in bulk and put
31:58the goods in the warehouse, if we buy
32:00one pallet from Alibaba, for example,
32:02we will have a 40-dollar monthly
32:04storage fee. It's actually manageable.
32:05It's not an extreme situation. When our
32:08order count goes over 1000, the numbers
32:10drop. Even more at 10,000. I think
32:11ShipHype is good. What should we do
32:13with this right away? Let's add it to
32:14favorites. Let's pin our ShipHype like
32:16this. Let's add it to favorites. We
32:18will work with this place. That's how
32:19it looks. So then we will get the
32:21product from Alibaba. Alibaba is our
32:23favorite product. It seems like this
32:25one is good. Of course, you have to
32:26write, you have to send a message.
32:27Let's even send a message. Now let's
32:29say "new chat." I will send a message
32:31to a seller I found on Alibaba for a
32:33Choking Rescue Device. First of all, do
32:35they support single-item shipping?
32:37Let's ask if they support dropshipping.
32:39Afterwards, let's say we are
32:41considering buying in bulk. Let's ask
32:43them for a price quote for 100 products
32:45. Also, do they provide a yellow
32:48carrying bag with the product? Let's
32:50ask that. Let's ask them to send a
32:52photo if they have one. Also, let's say
32:54we want to see if there is an amateur
32:56photo of the product taken with a phone
32:58. Prepare this as an English message.
33:02Now, you may know English very well or
33:04you may not, it doesn't matter, but I
33:05recommend having it prepared this way
33:07via chat. It's easy, it's fast. I
33:10copied it. Now I can press "chat now"
33:12from here. I can press "send inquiry."
33:14By pressing "chat now," you can
33:15actually send this. If you are a member
33:17of Alibaba, log in. After logging in,
33:18send the message. I found it suitable
33:20to work with this company. You can also
33:22find manufacturers for your own
33:24products this way. Of course, what is
33:25our goal here? Let's say we buy 100
33:26pieces. Let's say we will buy this for
33:28379 dollars. It will be shipped to
33:30America. If the average delivery time
33:32is about a week, we will start selling
33:34in a week or 10 days. This needs to be
33:35in place on the back end. We need to
33:37finish these tasks on the front end.
33:39Look, for example, Kiro has asked right
33:40now. It requested authorization. We
33:42gave the authorization. It likely found
33:44the visuals. Because it says "upload"
33:46here, it says "JPEG." Now it will start
33:47uploading the visuals it found to the
33:49system. Yes. Let's see it do these too.
33:51Let's see the final version. Yes, we
33:52actually found the manufacturer, but I
33:54will still take another look. I will
33:55examine it outside of this video as
33:56well. I will let you know if there is a
33:58new update. Of course, it's building,
34:00so it will go live now. Now, while
34:01doing this, I remembered another
34:03process we need to finish. Type "Google
34:05Web Master" into Google. Search Console
34:07will appear here. Look, Search Console
34:09is necessary for you to appear on the
34:11Google search engine. Now, you click "
34:12Start now." I am logging into an
34:15account I used before. I click "Add
34:17property" here. I say "Add website." I
34:19enter a domain name. This is important
34:21for you to show up in Google searches.
34:23I click "Continue." It is verifying the
34:25property. Since it is Cloudflare, it
34:26will do it automatically. Look,
34:28remember in the first video we added
34:30our website to Cloudflare, and I said
34:32you would understand very well in the
34:33future why you should add it. Here it
34:35is again. Did you see? It's easier. I
34:38say "Start verification." It connects
34:39to Cloudflare automatically. It finds
34:41our domain. We give authorization. It
34:44will verify it in a snap. That's it.
34:45You don't need to do anything else.
34:47Well, actually there is, on the Kiro
34:48side. We will do that shortly. Let it
34:49finish this process. Yes, it says
34:51verified. Super. We click "Go to
34:52property." We have now ensured that our
34:55website is tracked by Google. Uh, for
34:58instance, go to settings here. Examine
35:00all the details here. Is everything
35:02correct or not? Page structure,
35:04sitemaps, you can see everything here.
35:06Now we will need to add a sitemap to
35:09the sitemaps section here. For this, of
35:11course, we need to inform Kiro. Let
35:14Kiro give us this. Now let's see if it
35:16has started while it is deploying.
35:17Let's check that first. Then we can
35:19interrupt the process and continue. Oh,
35:21it is deploying here. Why did this take
35:23so long? It says, "Wait a minute." Okay
35:24, we can write. I added the site to
35:26Google Search Console. It wants a
35:28sitemap from me. Yes, we gave that
35:30instruction too. It is generating a
35:31dynamic sitemap. So what does this mean
35:33? As pages are added, it automatically
35:35adds the URLs into the sitemap. What is
35:37a sitemap? Let me tell those who don't
35:39know. A sitemap is a small structure
35:41that enables Google to read all the
35:43content of your website. It is creating
35:45it now. It is making additions to the
35:46robots.txt file. Nice. It is adding the
35:49sitemap. For example, it is hiding the
35:51admin panel, account panel, payment API
35:53, and shopping cart from Google, which
35:55is correct for security. Of course,
35:56what is it doing right now? It is
35:58sending it to...It is sending the
35:59update it made to Kiro. It finished the
36:01build. So it is pushing now. We will
36:03follow it from here immediately. It
36:04came here. We will wait for this to
36:05finish again. Yes, it finished
36:07uploading now. You see the screen. The
36:09counter disappeared. We are looking at
36:11the website again. Yes. Hmm, it
36:12enlarged this area. It became more
36:14understandable. Nice. It enlarged the
36:16site, but the logo is terrible. Why did
36:18it make the logo like this? Let it fix
36:19that immediately. I said make it large,
36:21in short. Let it do that. Let's look at
36:22the others. We requested an update on
36:24the blog. Wow! Look, our blog became
36:26stylish. Nice. When I say "Shop device,
36:31" it comes directly here. The flow is
36:33also nice. Is there any bug here? It
36:35says 12990. Let's enter our information
36:37right away. We are running our tests
36:39again. Test plenty, friends. We said
36:42America, it added 10 dollars. We said
36:44Canada, it added 20. We said Croatia,
36:46it added 1390. Let's leave it at
36:48Croatia. Yes, when I said create order,
36:50it created the order. I'm clicking
36:51login. I'm logging into my account. Yes
36:53, my order is here. The order from just
36:55now. Nice. Great. Croatia. Oh,
36:58wonderful. Everything is clear. Super.
37:01We will improve the design here anyway.
37:02We will do more things again. I mean,
37:04if you ask what the things are that I
37:06find lacking, that could be at an
37:07obsessive level, it's that since the
37:09logo doesn't have a background, for
37:10example, because it's not transparent,
37:12I think it's not quite right. Because
37:13can you see the gray background? The
37:15logo looks bad. Now we need to make
37:17some corrections here. I can use Seller
37:20Bow for this. I came to Seller Bow
37:22again. Actually, it could also be done
37:23with Seller Bow here. You can do other
37:25things, but let me do it differently
37:27this time. Let me do it with Photoshop.
37:28What do you say? Let's always proceed
37:30differently. I opened our logo. This
37:32was actually what I wanted to do. To
37:34remove and get rid of the extra space
37:36on the edges like this. Because when I
37:39do it this way, the logo can use more
37:41space. You can do this in Canva as well
37:44. You can do it in Seller Bow too. I
37:45preferred Photoshop this time so that
37:48no space remains. Let's delete these as
37:49well. Let the backgrounds be clean like
37:51this. Did we forget anything anywhere?
37:53We didn't forget. Very nice. Okay. We
37:55will save this as a PNG. We will say
37:57export as and select the PNG format and
38:00add transparency. Look, we obtained a
38:02transparent image. It became spotless.
38:04Now we need to tell Kiro about this.
38:06Now I gave an important detail here. I
38:08said use this logo, but if this logo is
38:10too big for you, shrink it but don't
38:12break the transparent PNG format, I
38:14said. It's important because it must be
38:17a transparent PNG so that the
38:19background is see-through. It should
38:21look appropriate on all backgrounds. I
38:22sent it. For instance, it is deploying
38:24on the side. Let's check what stage
38:25that is at. Ah, the deploy is finished
38:26too. Let's watch the changes that were
38:28made then. Yes, it enlarged the logo a
38:29bit, but I still didn't like it. It
38:31should be a bit bigger. We cut around
38:33it, so I guess it will look better
38:34because of that. When clicked on the
38:37How it works section, honestly, I want
38:40something. Let it open a popup and show
38:43us how the device works in a video. How
38:45do we do this? I will show you right
38:47away. I'm telling Kiro that I want to
38:50show how this device works as a video
38:53when the How it works section is
38:55clicked. I will have this video
38:58prepared by an AI that makes videos.
39:01However, create an English video prompt
39:04for me that fits the How it works
39:06section and shows in detail how the
39:09customer will use the product. Give me
39:13the prompt in a code line. So it's easy
39:16to copy. Let me send it to an AI as a
39:19prompt. Of course, I said I would give
39:23it some product images to use as a
39:25reference. I gave this. I want Kiro to
39:27write the prompt. Then, look, let me
39:30open it in a new tab. I will go to
39:32Gemini.google.com. After entering
39:35Gemini.google.com—since I use
39:38Workspace, I don't actually pay for
39:40Gemini, but if I remember correctly,
39:43there is a $ 20 monthly fee. We can add
39:46this to our tally as well, but we said
39:47we wouldn't exceed $ 100 in total
39:49anyway. I don't think we will easily go
39:51over it, but you know best; you can use
39:53another AI, of course. What am I doing?
39:55I am coming here, where is the prompt
39:56that Kiro wrote for me? Copy the
39:58detailed scene-by-scene prompt and
40:00paste it here. Now, of course, I also
40:02need to provide the images here. Where
40:04are the images? On our website, of
40:05course. First image. Let's copy this.
40:07Let's click copy image. I am providing
40:09as much information as possible here.
40:11By the way, I forgot to select the
40:12video. Create video. Uh, let's add our
40:14other image too. The product image. Do
40:16we have any other images? I think we
40:18should add these as well for reference.
40:20I think that's enough. It must have
40:22understood. Yes. 38 seconds. I think
40:24that's enough. Let's generate it. Now
40:25the AI will create a video for us here.
40:27Of course, there are much more
40:29successful video software. AI. Uh,
40:31there are more realistic, more
40:32professional ones, of course, but they
40:34all come at a cost. Our goal is to do
40:36this at the lowest possible cost. We
40:38will produce it as cheaply as possible.
40:40By the way, uh, I want to make one more
40:42reminder while doing this process. I am
40:44highlighting this just in case you
40:45might have skipped or not heard that
40:47part. Uh, friends, I will be providing
40:50free e-commerce training in Istanbul,
40:52both face-to-face and online for those
40:54who cannot come in person, but I am
40:55waiting for those who are truly
40:57committed, want to do this business,
40:59have a budget, have capital, and are
41:01serious. If you are someone who says "I
41:04really want to do this business" rather
41:06than just "let me learn it for the
41:07information," I will share a form link
41:09under this video, friends. Click that
41:11form, fill it out, and apply for the
41:14free training. Uh, this is not open to
41:15everyone. It is only open to those who
41:17are serious. I also want something else
41:19from you. You can write why you want to
41:21receive e-commerce training in the
41:22comments section of this video. You can
41:24write about why you are doing
41:25e-commerce or any comment related to
41:26e-commerce. It doesn't matter. I will
41:28give priority to those who write
41:29comments. Uh, and I will prioritize
41:31reviewing their forms. I review the
41:33forms personally. I provide the
41:34training personally as well. You know,
41:36together, uh, this training will be on
41:37Saturdays. By the way, we will do it
41:39every Saturday from morning till night.
41:40We'll have tea or coffee together and
41:42chat. I will get to know you better
41:44after the training. This is very
41:45valuable and important to me. I will
41:47provide free training to those who
41:48really want to put effort into this
41:50business. Don't think of it just as
41:52Amazon or Shopify or things like that.
41:54The e-commerce trainings will be based
41:55on the business model. That is why I
41:57request that you fill out the form. By
41:59the way, our video is finished. The
42:00video is rendering. Let's see how it
42:02turned out. I mean, it's nice, but uh,
42:14I'm thinking, let the video be 30
42:16seconds and connect to the finale. And
42:20let's say the product's handle is wrong
42:23in the first scene. Fix that. That’s
42:26actually pretty nice. Let’s watch
42:27that part again. Look, only that handle
42:30is wrong, right? The other parts are
42:34correct. Also, why did this get longer
42:39a moment ago? Yes. While this is doing
42:40that, let’s go back to Kiro. What did
42:42Kiro do for us last? Yes. It did these
42:44prompts. Oh, it was going to enlarge
42:45our logo, wasn't it? I wonder if it
42:46managed to enlarge it. You see, right?
42:48Even tiny things take up so much of our
42:49time. Yes, I think it turned out nice.
42:51Actually, let the logo get a bit bigger
42:52. Look, the logo in the footer has no
42:54background. Is there any other work?
42:55Let’s see if there’s any other work
42:56. The FAQ section is done. These are
42:58done. Uh, let's say you can spread the
43:01footer out a bit more. Uh, it looks
43:03very bunched up. Please spread it out
43:05according to the width of the site.
43:08Also, as a payment service on the site,
43:10look, this is important. Let’s show
43:13that Stripe is used by adding a Stripe
43:15logo. Review the Stripe policies and do
43:19it accordingly. Uh, make sure we aren't
43:23missing anything according to Stripe
43:25policies. Because we will apply to
43:28Stripe in a bit. What happened to the
43:30handle? We forgot about that, by the
43:31way. Did it make our sitemap? It did, I
43:33suppose, right? We forgot the handle
43:35due to logo work. But it had done it.
43:37Yes. Look here, the sitemap XML address
43:39is already correct. Let this keep doing
43:41that. Now, since we are dealing with so
43:43many things at once, things can get
43:44confusing here, naturally. We gave the
43:46sitemap to Google Search Console. Yes,
43:48it was submitted successfully. Never
43:49mind this, it’s done, let it run here
43:51. Now, Google Analytics. This is also
43:53important. We need to see all the
43:54details of the visitors coming to our
43:56site. Now we clicked "go to analytics".
43:57We are clicking. In the admin section,
43:59we say "choking rescue devices". We say
44:02"Google products and services". We
44:03click next. Property creation. Continue
44:05. We said set it to America time. We
44:08said our business is small. We set the
44:10category to shopping. We say next. We
44:12want to generate potential customers.
44:13We want to increase sales. Understand
44:15our website traffic. Let's check all of
44:17these like this. Let's say create,
44:19excluding the very last one. It
44:20provides the agreements. We accept
44:22those too. Our property is created. We
44:24want a property for our website. We
44:26typed in our website address. We gave
44:28that as well. We said create, continue.
44:30Now we will say next here. It will give
44:33us a code structure to create a tag. We
44:35will install it manually. We will give
44:37the Google tag to Kiro. Yes, I am
44:38writing my prompt. I gave the code. I
44:40will send it while it's in the
44:42deployment phase. You know I don't send
44:44it while it's building. Yes. Then we
44:45will test the installation. Now, we had
44:47a video on the other side. Let’s
44:48check our video. As I said, we started
44:50doing 23 things at once. We have to,
44:52otherwise we won't finish in time. Yes.
45:01It didn’t work out. I didn't like the
45:03video. Can we look at this later? I
45:04will have Kiro write the prompt for
45:06this again. Because it didn't work, I
45:07mean, I didn't like it much. Or we can
45:09use a different AI. Or do you have any
45:11ideas? Think about it. Actually, you do
45:13it. I would be very happy. It would be
45:14a great favor. If you can do it, do it.
45:16Give me the link, friends. Write it in
45:18the comments section. Or send an email.
45:19Let me give you my email address.
45:21Actually, it's better if I give you our
45:23company email. If you just add "
45:24Attention: Toerakka," our team will
45:26forward it to me. I am writing it on
45:28the screen below. Help@togar. Write
45:31here. I will download the video you
45:33sent from there. Let me give you a task
45:35, too. Why not? Also, if you write in
45:37detail in the email how you did it, I
45:39will share this information in our next
45:41episode so that others doing similar
45:43work can sit and take a look. And they
45:46can do the same thing in a similar way
45:49as you did. This process is ongoing. We
45:51will provide the code later. Yes, we
45:52have delegated the video task to you.
45:54We have already gotten the site up and
45:56running. Our logo will get a bit bigger
45:58shortly. Apart from that, we will add
46:00our Google Analytics code, and we've
46:01already finished the Google Search
46:03Console setup. So, everything is
46:05functionally working right now. Is
46:06there anything missing in the admin
46:08panel? Let's take a look again. I think
46:10there could be some design improvements
46:12. We will do those as well. We will
46:13keep improving. We just provide the
46:15prompt, as you know. It's not that
46:17difficult. The point is that it should
46:19work technically well. As long as it
46:21works technically, I don't think
46:22there's any problem. These can be
46:23improved. Yes. Super. Let's see, it's
46:26building our revenue. Okay. As you know
46:28, once this is provided, it will add it
46:30and finish. We will continue. Do you
46:32know what we should actually do in the
46:33next episode? In the next episode,
46:35let's apply to Stripe. Let's apply to
46:37Stripe and integrate credit card
46:38payments into our system. Then, on
46:40which platforms can we advertise? What
46:42can we do? Let's set up Google Ads, for
46:44example. Let's take a step slowly.
46:46While doing this, we can also make our
46:48site look a bit nicer. We can make it
46:50more stylish. Do you have any
46:51suggestions? That is also important.
46:52Please write your suggestions. I
46:53shouldn't have to think alone here. I
46:55want you to think as well. This way,
46:56you will also get some practice. As I
46:58said at the beginning, free training is
47:00starting. Our form is below. But I will
47:03give priority to those who comment
47:04under the video. That's why comments
47:06are valuable to me. See you in the next
47:08episode. New episodes are released
47:10regularly every Tuesday and Saturday.
47:12If you haven't watched the other
47:13episodes, it's very important. You will
47:15see the link for the playlist above.
47:17Click on the playlist and watch this
47:19series from the first video. We will
47:21try hard, we will work hard. We will
47:23put in the effort, we won't give up.
47:25The videos for this project will
47:26continue until we reach $ 10,000 in
47:28revenue. We won't let it go. Let's see
47:30how we will do it, how we will succeed.
47:32I want you to succeed in a similar way.
47:34Especially with Turkish e-commerce and
47:36the Turkish economy, having more people
47:39doing e-commerce will be very good for
47:41both our economy and for you. Yes, see
47:43you in the next episodes. Take very
47:45good care of yourselves. Goodbye.

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