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0:00We are doing e-commerce on our own
0:02website. We aren't using any third-party
0:03infrastructure. We are building our own
0:05infrastructure entirely and making money
0:07from it. We haven't strayed from our
0:09goals. We have a target of exactly $
0:1120,000 in revenue, and we aren't
0:13quitting until we hit it. Our series
0:15continues right where it left off. I
0:17will give you a quick introduction now.
0:19Our purpose and goal are the right ads,
0:21the right marketing, and presenting our
0:23product to the customer in the right way
0:25. We have now reached the marketing
0:27phases. Let's put it that way because we
0:28set up our website and brought it to a
0:30certain stage. We set up the
0:31infrastructure, the payment systems,
0:32everything. For those who are curious or
0:35missed previous episodes, I am sharing a
0:37playlist right above. They can check it
0:39out from that playlist because it has
0:41truly been a long and detailed series. I
0:43will share a website with you on the
0:45screen. Because why? I specifically want
0:47to see how those who do this kind of
0:49work create their ads, and I want to
0:51show you too.
0:52I'm entering the Funnel Library address
0:55, funnels.dtcdailynews.com, and there is
0:58a landing page section here. Now, from
1:01the landing page section, I will select
1:03a category here.
1:04Since my product is in the home and
1:07cleaning category, how do those who sell
1:10similar products advertise?
1:13Of course, I don't expect the same
1:15product to be advertising here, but I
1:17want it to give me ideas.
1:18For example, a detergent caught my eye
1:20here.
1:21Let's click and see what this is.
1:22earthbreeze.com Look at an ad like this
1:25. These are the ads that caught on and
1:26drove sales for the product. Let's make
1:28it smaller.
1:31Aren't these such beautiful videos?
1:35Nice. What is this?
1:42Yes, they made videos that present the
1:43product very well. They have 64 active
1:45ads, video ads. Look, the secret to this
1:48business is video ads. We will make
1:49video ads, too. How will we do it? We
1:51won't sit down and film videos, of
1:52course. We will create storyboards in a
1:54nice way. We will generate videos from
1:56those storyboards. That will be our goal
1:58for today anyway. Let's see who else is
2:00doing this. For example, there is a
2:01product called Mozy Wash. I want to take
2:03a look at this one too.
2:12Let's check this one.
2:18Yes, they, this company for example, has
2:20214 ads.
2:21I was curious about their website. I
2:23wonder what kind of thing Mozy Wash did
2:24. Yes.
2:25Look, they are offering a direct
2:27discount opportunity here. This is a
2:28good detail. By the way, I installed the
2:31PP Spy extension, the Chrome extension.
2:33You can install it too. You see it down
2:35there. You can see the total number of
2:37products the brand has, their active ads
2:39, for example, they have 11,889 ads. You
2:42can see them all here with a single
2:44click. Mozy Wash is, well, this kind of
2:46site. Actually, when you look at it,
2:48it’s not a super flashy "look at me"
2:50site, but it makes good sales. It
2:52presents the product well. For example,
2:54the video ads are very good. Look, they
2:56shared them here too.
2:57Yes.
2:58Truly creative work. They are probably
3:01selling with a subscription, and you do
3:04it yourself here. "Subscribe and save"
3:06has created an important detail here. I
3:08think it's good. They have made a page
3:10that gives the customer quite detailed
3:11information. I want to look at a few
3:13more examples. I scrolled down like this
3:15. Drift.
3:17Let's look at this.
3:24They're selling car air fresheners. Wow
3:25, that's beautiful.
3:27Look how simple it is.
3:29It explains the product very clearly.
3:33This one is the same. This is a
3:34different video. These are all AI videos
3:36.
3:38Okay, very clear. Now, our website is
3:41washkick.com. Let's go back into
3:43Washkick. Now, we need to improve the
3:45visuals on Washkick. We already have a
3:47deficit when it comes to visuals here.
3:49You might ask why? Because since they
3:51are AI images, the product photos don't
3:53look very clear. We will improve these.
3:56We are going to improve these. We will
3:57make them better. So, we'll actually
3:59take them out of this state. We will
4:01make better visuals. Now, first, let's
4:03find the real photos of our product on
4:05the internet.
4:07It should come up when we type it. Look
4:09, here is one. There's one here too. Is
4:12this one clearer? Let's see. Yes, this
4:14one is very clear. I think this will do
4:16, right?
4:17Let's save this to our computer. This is
4:19also a very clear image. Let me save
4:20this one to my computer as well.
4:22The reason I'm collecting the images is
4:24to have AI generate similar visuals.
4:26We will generate plenty of real visuals
4:29and create storyboards. Because we need
4:31these resources. Let's look on
4:33Amazon.com. After all, Amazon is the
4:35busiest place for this business. Of
4:36course, it's normal that it's not even
4:38on Amazon since it's a new product.
4:40Let's search for "Wash". Heh, this is
4:42better. Yes, I think we'll catch better
4:44visuals here. Yes, we are saving these
4:46images to our computer too. As detailed
4:48as possible, because we will do better.
4:51We will never copy someone else's
4:53product or design. We will work as
4:55uniquely as possible. We will use AI a
4:58lot, but AI will not make our product
5:00look artificial. These are our goals.
5:02For example, let's look at this second
5:04product too. It says it sells 1,000 a
5:05month. Just look at it. Incredible.
5:08I mean, it's really such a practical,
5:09nice, simple product that people might
5:11need to buy.
5:13Let's save these as well. Oh, this is
5:14nice too. Very cute. Now we have saved
5:16them to our folder. Of course, there
5:17were too many images. We need to gather
5:19them together. You might ask why?
5:21Because if we gather them together, we
5:23can give easier prompts to the AI. Let's
5:25click compress. Let's name it "visuals"
5:28. As you can see, it took up 1.2 MB of
5:31space. Now I am entering .com and I will
5:34give the images I just combined here.
5:36Let me give a prompt. Let's call it "
5:38visual". Oh, and I'll add an image from
5:40my own website. Look here. Why? Because
5:43I want to improve the visual here. I
5:45want to make it better. You see the Wash
5:47Kick product on my website in the
5:49attachment on the right side. However,
5:51the visual is not very high quality. I
5:53want to create a higher-quality visual
5:54for here. I am sending you a zip file in
5:56the attachment to create a reference
5:58visual for you.
5:59Improve the web design in the attachment
6:02by appropriately upgrading the web
6:04product image on the right using the
6:06product photos in this zip file.
6:09But I only want you to make and prepare
6:11the product section better. I have given
6:13this prompt now, by the way, friends. Of
6:15course, I selected the section here. Why
6:18? Because I wanted it to generate this
6:20visually. Yes, it said it would examine
6:22the zip file. This is an advantage for
6:24us. It will unzip and examine the file
6:26here on our behalf. Now we are coming to
6:27the critical point. Look, this part is
6:29incredibly valuable, incredibly
6:30important. Do you know why? We are
6:32currently laying the foundation for
6:33marketing, step by step. We will design
6:36our most important asset in a moment.
6:38What will these gain us? They will
6:40provide us with a major advantage,
6:42especially when producing video. So,
6:44whom will we use for this?
6:46We will use [Tool Name]. I am a member
6:48now. You can become a member too. It is
6:50, of course, a paid service. By the way
6:51, we don't have any sponsorship. This is
6:53not sponsored content. I want to state
6:55this as well. You can choose a suitable
6:57package in the section here. I
7:00will choose one as a plan. For example,
7:03I honestly want to use it right now. I
7:05mean, there is also this aspect to using
7:07it. It is not just about using it. I
7:09mean, we could also use a different tool
7:11. But as you can see, there are too many
7:14tools here. Now, we can do this here. By
7:16the way, I have moved the project. I am
7:18no longer using Kiro. Claude does this
7:20job a bit better. That is why I
7:22recommend it. And now we have arrived.
7:24What I actually did, see, I created a
7:26new chat.
7:28I am continuing my project here. I did
7:30not actually do anything extra. I just
7:31connected GitHub.
7:33I defined [Tool Name] here, which you
7:36can connect by clicking the plus sign.
7:38After that, I started working here. It
7:41is very easy, not that hard; you can do
7:42it.
7:44For what I need to do to create
7:46storyboards. Let’s consult about what
7:48kind of thing we should do for this. I
7:49will create storyboards for the [
7:52Project].
7:54I will create scenes and visuals using
7:57Image 2.0.
7:58Then, I will turn these into a video,
8:00that is, a product tanıtım video.
8:03I am thinking of using [Tool Name].
8:05It wants me to guide it on which package
8:08to buy, which feature, and which service
8:10I should use.
8:12We said so; let’s take a screenshot of
8:14HeyGen here.
8:15Let the friend see it here and guide us
8:17correctly. I recommend using Opus 5.5
8:20high when developing projects. It is
8:22much more beneficial.
8:24I mean, costs are similar to Kiro, maybe
8:26even a bit cheaper than Kiro, but I can
8:28say it codes much better than Kiro with
8:30the latest update.
8:32This has actually become my choice, my
8:34number one preference. You will ask, why
8:37did you change horses mid-stream?
8:39Friends, technology is advancing so fast
8:40that it is developing even as we shoot
8:42this video. Today we use Claude,
8:44tomorrow we use something else.
8:45Therefore, it is useful to keep up with
8:47these developments. Let’s see, what does
8:49it say? It said don't open the Plus
8:50monthly for now. There is 30 days
8:52unlimited in the For Teams package.
8:54Which service will you use?
8:56That is, image-to-video. The model you
8:58will use inside is 2.5.
9:00Generate images. There is Image inside.
9:04Ultra has 6 days unlimited. To ensure
9:06the product looks the same in every
9:08scene, always refer to the same product
9:10photos. Convert each scene to video.
9:12Upload the image, write a short
9:13description. Example: a woman taking it
9:15out of the bag and throwing it into the
9:17washing machine, etc. If a speaker is
9:19needed, a person talking to the camera,
9:21etcetera, etcetera. It seems to offer
9:23ready-made flows for menus and ads, but
9:26progressing scene by scene on your own
9:28provides more control. With AI and so on
9:31in the video. What did it say? Okay.
9:33Which package should we get? We will
9:34produce a few videos for our single
9:38product. Then, we will open social media
9:40accounts and create these videos. We are
9:42consulting AI, that is, Claude. I think
9:44its guidance is much more important.
9:47Also, everything changes very quickly,
9:49of course. I mean, even the content
9:50changes so rapidly. When I checked a
9:52month ago, there were different tools;
9:54now there are others. Maybe when you
9:55watch this video, you will encounter
9:57something completely different, I don't
9:58know. Yes, it said to buy the 49-dollar
10:00package. We will buy the 49-dollar
10:02package from here. Let's say from here.
10:05A piece of advice here: if you have a
10:07company in Turkey, enter your Turkish
10:09company information here because you
10:11won't pay VAT or tax. This means a great
10:13price advantage for you. I completed the
10:15verification. I am currently waiting for
10:16the payment to be processed. Yes, I
10:18think we have probably purchased X Field
10:20now. Let's see. Our Plus account has
10:22arrived. Now, the tool we will use here
10:24will naturally be C Dance. Offers are
10:25starting to come in now, of course.
10:27Let's skip the offers like this. I'm not
10:29interested right now. I will make one
10:30video. Maybe we'll upgrade later. We'll
10:32see. Now we can use C Dance 2.5 in the
10:35video section. This C Dance is truly
10:37excellent in this regard.
10:39I think you can create beautiful videos
10:41with the references we will provide.
10:42Especially ad videos and UGC videos will
10:45perform perfectly here. Of course, there
10:47are many tools here.
10:48There is Gen Jutsu, for example. This is
10:49also a nice tool. I had used it before.
10:52I haven't used Katana, but they say it's
10:53good.
10:54You can use AI Influencer here if you
10:57specifically want to create products
10:59shown by an influencer.
11:01But I don't think it's necessary for now
11:03. It would be expensive. C Dance is
11:05already expensive enough, but I think
11:07it's great. I think it will handle our
11:08job on its own. Now it generates this
11:11for 80 credits here. How many credits do
11:13we have? You see, we have 1010 credits.
11:16So, 80 credits will be more than enough
11:18for us. But of course, I think it will
11:19change depending on the duration. A 5-
11:21second duration is not enough for us.
11:23We need to produce at least 15-second or
11:25even 30-second videos.
11:27That is 480 credits. But let's produce a
11:2915-second video first to test it. Let
11:32this be our first task. We will give the
11:34instruction. We will give it to Chat GPT
11:36, of course. What did Chat GPT do? Let's
11:38see. We had asked it to improve our
11:39product image first. Our product image
11:41has arrived, friends. As you can see, we
11:43have received a higher quality, better,
11:45and clearer image. I am copying the
11:47image. I am coming to Claude. I say that
11:49I have improved the photo area in the
11:51top section of our website, washkick.com
11:54, as attached. I have made the product
11:56photo clearer. My request from you is to
11:58apply the attached design and image to
12:00my website exactly. We are giving the
12:02design we made to Claude. Claude is
12:04better than Kiro in this regard.
12:06Especially when it comes to converting
12:08images to text, or rather converting
12:09images into websites, I think it's far,
12:11far better than Kiro. You'll see just
12:13how good it is in a moment. Let's do
12:15this so you remember. Look, the empty
12:16kick is right here. This whole area
12:18right here is about to change. I think
12:20it will look much nicer. These are the
12:23areas where we'll get the real
12:24conversion, after all. We obviously need
12:26to improve these parts as well. Let's
12:28give our instructions right away and
12:29select it. Since there are multiple
12:31images here, we need to pull them one by
12:34one. Yes, we are copying this part too.
12:36Dealing with these one by one might seem
12:38boring to you. I understand, but it's
12:40truly worth the effort. I spent a lot of
12:42time on this, but perhaps you'll spend
12:45just as much.
12:46However, you need to understand that
12:48this isn't that easy; it's a structure
12:50you'll need to develop and refine stitch
12:52by stitch.
12:53Let's add the same zip file again. I say
12:55it again and give the instruction. By
12:57the way, this is the 20-dollar package.
12:59So, the package I pay 20 dollars a month
13:01for is the Plus package. Meaning, you
13:03don't need to pay an extra 200 dollars.
13:05Also, there is another section on my
13:07website. I am sending this section to
13:09you as an attachment. You will see five
13:11product photos in this section already.
13:13The five product photos look like this.
13:15I took screenshots of all of them
13:17separately and am sending them in the
13:19attachment.
13:20I want you to improve the images here by
13:22using the reference images in the
13:24attached zip file again.
13:26Therefore, I'd appreciate it if you
13:27could improve these images and send me
13:29the page designs separately. I want you
13:31to prepare a total of five different
13:33images for me. Send these to me as five
13:35separate images. Look, there is an
13:37important distinction here, guys. If you
13:39don't say "five separate images," it
13:41might combine all of them into a single
13:43JPEG. And sometimes, even if you do say
13:45"five separate images," it can
13:46unfortunately still combine them.
13:47There's not much to be done about that,
13:49but hopefully, it won't combine them. It
13:50would make our job easier. Now let's see
13:52if Claude is still going. Claude also
13:54wants the same zip file. Let's do it
13:56this way. I am sending you all the
13:58images in the zip file attached. You can
14:01use the appropriate ones from here, but
14:03I want you to create the exact same
14:06design I sent you.
14:07Let's send the attached design again.
14:09Because there shouldn't be any
14:10misunderstandings here. It needs to do
14:12the job exactly as we want it, properly
14:14. Therefore, I gave these one by one. I
14:17want it to do the exact same thing. Let
14:18me give one additional instruction.
14:20If you can't find the exact same image
14:23in the zip file, please try to crop the
14:25screen from the design I sent you and
14:27make it identical.
14:29I want the exact same work from you. By
14:31the way, let me also say this. If Claude
14:32can't do what is requested sometimes,
14:35you can use Fabble 5.1 here instead of
14:37Opus 5.5. This is the most advanced
14:39model, but it is a bit of an expensive
14:41one. It says it's looking for a tool to
14:42process the image. Let it look, let it
14:43do whatever is necessary. It is setting
14:45up many systems for itself in the
14:46background. It is processing them one by
14:48one. Wonderful. Now we are waiting for
14:49the image here as well. Once the images
14:50here arrive, we will naturally improve
14:52this area. We will also prepare a
14:53storyboard, of course. I will give
14:55instructions to Chat GPT for the
14:56storyboard in a little while. Let our
14:58images be finished. Let's see if we need
15:00another image as well. I think it can
15:01improve this part too. I have given my
15:03instructions. I am also providing my zip
15:05file. I am waiting for it to finish the
15:06work here. After that, I will actually
15:08send my second request. Yes, Claude
15:10actually did something very interesting
15:12right now.
15:13It found an image inside the zip file it
15:16set up using software like Pillow, FFM,
15:19and Image Magic in the background,
15:21extracted it, and look what it did.
15:24Incredible.
15:26It did this all by itself using design
15:28tools. I think it turned out much more
15:30advanced than what Chat GPT did. I mean
15:31, Chat GPT actually just gave us
15:33reference content. Claude developed it
15:35even further. On the other hand, let's
15:37look at what Chat GPT did. Wow, look at
15:39what it's doing. It finished the first
15:40image. It's moving on to the second one
15:42. Of course, we are waiting until the
15:43stop button here changes to the send
15:45button before it's completely finished.
15:47Because look, it is still continuing. It
15:49continues to process. It's doing an
15:50intensive job for us right now. It will
15:52create about 5 images. It will process
15:54them one by one. Chat GPT is working
15:55hard here separately. Claude is also
15:57working hard on its own task. We expect
15:58them to do a perfect job. Since the
16:00image is cropped from a screenshot, it
16:02looks like a design on a normal screen.
16:04On a Retina display, it might not be as
16:05sharp as a 1600-pixel image.
16:07Let's say go live. You always have to
16:09say this to Claude. Go live.
16:12Since we use GitHub, we don't need to do
16:14anything extra because when we tell it
16:16to go live, it sends it to GitHub, and
16:18services like Railway deploy it
16:20automatically and put it online.
16:23By the way, let me say this too. I have
16:25stopped using Railway. Because I decided
16:27to use our own servers. Since this is a
16:30very technical detail, I don't need to
16:32explain it at length, but you can use
16:34Railway or similar services. After all,
16:37they are all compatible with Claude. It
16:39says deployment has started, I am
16:40tracking it. A nice aspect of Claude is
16:42that it tracks the deployment itself
16:43from the queue. I mean, after it goes
16:45live, it automatically checks to see if
16:47it works and if it's correct. In case it
16:49isn't, it fixes it without even telling
16:51you and deploys it again. It says okay,
16:53look, I've done what you wanted, letting
16:55you know. This friend is still working.
16:57Look, it said it strengthened the main
16:59presentation of the product in the first
17:00image. In the second image, I will keep
17:02the same page layout and show the
17:04product's relationship with the washing
17:05machine more clearly. Look, this is very
17:07important. I didn't say anything like
17:08that, but it is doing it. In the third
17:09image, instead of a general product shot
17:11, I am highlighting the usage phase. A
17:13close-up of a hand placing a white
17:15sneaker into the yellow laundry bag.
17:17Product details will remain visible. The
17:19shopping panel on the right will not
17:21change. That's great, you are amazing.
17:22Continue. It is working even though I
17:24never gave such an instruction. It is
17:25watching the deployment in the
17:26background. Let's view the live output.
17:28Let's let it continue. Let's see that it
17:30has put it live. I want to run a test
17:31right away. I am waiting excitedly to
17:33see how our first image change worked
17:35out. I need to beautify the images like
17:37this so that I can make a better
17:38storyboard. Because we will also provide
17:40a script in the storyboard. Yes, as you
17:42can see, it finished the design. It
17:44actually did a very good job, by the way
17:45. It really has nothing to do with the
17:47previous one. Our image was getting cut
17:48off here, now it doesn't anymore. Look,
17:50it did it more clearly. Its mobile
17:53compatibility is also important, of
17:54course. When we shrink the page like
17:56this and scroll down, look. It has
17:58become mobile-compatible. These images
17:59will also be fixed, of course. Later,
18:01the add-to-cart sections will also be
18:02implemented. Of course, this is also
18:04important here.
18:05We might need to move our add-to-cart
18:07section and product price section a bit
18:10higher.
18:11We will think about that. Let's think
18:12about it later. We will improve this
18:13together. We'll see. Let's check this
18:15part. Cloud has already finished this
18:17part. What we need to do. It gave us a
18:19few pieces of information. Since it's
18:20not on this server, I couldn't visually
18:22check the Hero section. Look, Cloud has
18:24the ability to check things visually. It
18:26is truly incredible. I am still amazed.
18:28Yes, we left Stripe like this anyway. No
18:30problem. Okay, no problem. I think it
18:32did exactly what we wanted. That's why
18:33we don't mess with that part too much.
18:35We are coming to ChatGPT. Let's see if
18:36it finished our work. It's still
18:38continuing, by the way, my friend. It is
18:40working. Did you see the product images
18:41? It's doing it. Let it do it, let it
18:43finish. How do we know it's finished?
18:44When this square icon turns into a
18:46triangle, we know it's finished.
18:48So we will wait. Because it needs to
18:50finish the entire implementation. Yes,
18:52it has finished the designs for now. It
18:53says it made five separate designs. Can
18:55we see them all together here? Let me go
18:58up. Look, it processed the t-shirt
18:59images one by one. No, it doesn't show
19:01them together here. It added them here
19:02separately. Let me scroll down. Yes, it
19:04says design one. Premium product
19:06presentation. This is the first design.
19:08Okay. Which one is the second design? It
19:09made things a bit complicated. This is a
19:11washing machine concept, it seems. Isn't
19:13it the same? Did I misunderstand?
19:14Product usage. No, no, it's not the same
19:16. Okay. Okay, good. Now we need to give
19:19these to Cloud one by one. It needs to
19:21process these. Let's start with the
19:23premium product presentation. This is
19:25our first picture. I am pasting this
19:27right away. Step one. Then I am closing
19:29this. I will move on to the second one.
19:31Why did ChatGPT make such a mess of
19:32things? This is a washing machine
19:34concept, too. We copied this one too. I
19:36gave this to Cloud as well. Now look at
19:37what I am going to do. The third design
19:39was the product usage design. We took
19:41this one too. We gave the third one as
19:43well. We will take the fourth one.
19:44Design four. Protection and product
19:46details. Wow, very nice. Look, these
19:48will sell the product. I mean, these are
19:50truly the contents that will sell the
19:51product. When we also do this in the
19:53videos, it will be a tremendous job. Now
19:54, five. We are taking the final result.
19:56I mean, I didn't like this one much, but
19:58anyway, we'll look at it later, we'll
19:59improve it. Let's give this one too. Now
20:00, which product page did we improve?
20:02Which part did we work on? This section
20:04on boskek.com, right? There are 2, 4, 5
20:07images. Then let's do this. Okay.
20:10On our website, when you scroll down a
20:12bit in the product purchase area, we
20:14have a section with five photos.
20:16I didn't like the photos in this section
20:18. Therefore, I redesigned these photos.
20:20I am sending them to you in the
20:22attachment. Please apply what is in the
20:24attachment. Let this apply it too. Now
20:26we have come to a final check and the
20:28storyboard designs. Let's do our final
20:30checks. Ah, we will improve this part.
20:32Let's get it done quickly so we don't
20:34waste time. I won't provide a reference
20:36again. I am not forgetting to add "
20:37create image". Because it messes up when
20:39I provide a reference. Other than that,
20:41ah, look, we need to improve this part.
20:43Let's tell Claude about this. Claude
20:44will do this. From dirty to fresh. Yes,
20:47we gave such a prompt. Let it take this
20:49as an additional task and do it in the
20:51background. These parts are nice. These
20:52are okay. Okay, everything is ready. We
20:55will tell Chat GPT, look, let's come
20:56here. Let's prepare our prompt. Once
20:58this work is finished, it will start our
21:00next task anyway. I am selecting "
21:02create image" again.
21:03I will now create a real-life usage
21:05video for this product.
21:08I will use Seedance. I will carry this
21:10out via Hixfield. Therefore, I want you
21:13to prepare a storyboard. Let our story
21:15be like this. Let the video screen be
21:17split in two.
21:18On the left, a person throws sneakers
21:20into the washing machine, then quickly
21:22takes them out after the wash, and the
21:25shoes should be worn out and not well
21:27cleaned.
21:28We had split the screen in two.
21:30On the right, they should put their
21:32sneakers into our Wash Kick wash bag and
21:34throw them into the washing machine that
21:36way.
21:37After taking them out of the machine,
21:39they should open the zipper. The shoes
21:40should come out sparkling clean. No
21:42deformation should be visible. We will
21:44split the screen in two. The left side
21:46is a wash used without the Wash Kick bag
21:49. The right side is a wash done with
21:51Wash Kick. We will have split it in two
21:53. I want you to prepare a storyboard in
21:55this way. We will prepare a video of
21:57about 15 seconds. Therefore, I want you
22:00to prepare a storyboard that will fit
22:02into 15 seconds. It will prepare our
22:04storyboard. Since it is in the same chat
22:06, Chat GPT already knows the photos.
22:08That's why I didn't send the visuals
22:10again. This turned out nice, by the way
22:11. We took this too. How Wash Kick works
22:13, let me put it this way.
22:15Make the "how Wash Kick works" section
22:18on the homepage exactly the same as in
22:20the attachment.
22:21I am very curious about how it will do
22:23this part now. I say. Let it do it. I
22:24think it will handle it. This is easy
22:26anyway. It will handle this too. We
22:27returned to the storyboard. Let's see.
22:29This is the most exciting part. After
22:30that, we will teach the video. Yes, Chat
22:32GPT has done our storyboard right now.
22:34Let it complete it. Yes, it is finished
22:35. Yes, it threw them in.
22:37It took them out, washed, it is washing
22:39. Dirty, clean, dirty, clean. Super. I
22:43liked it. We came to Seedance. We will
22:45add a reference. We are uploading our
22:47storyboard here. We added it. Now we
22:49will provide a prompt. Now we can also
22:50ask for help from Chat GPT for the
22:52prompt again. I will send this design
22:55you have made to Hixfield. It will turn
22:58it into a 15-second video using Seedance
23:01. I need to provide a prompt. I want you
23:03to prepare a detailed prompt. It should
23:05be a prompt that will describe this
23:06video. I want you to write me a prompt
23:09in English to give to Hixfield. Write it
23:11in a code block. Let it be easy for me
23:13to copy. Wait, it spelled Hixfield wrong
23:15here. Hixfield. Now let Chat GPT provide
23:18the prompt. Because we've had it do
23:20everything so far, I think it will
23:22provide the best prompt. Plus, it makes
23:24our work easier. We could write to
23:25Hixfield in Turkish ourselves. We could
23:27say do this or that, but this will be
23:29more professional and we will be able to
23:31explain what we want more clearly. Now
23:33it said 16: 9. Not 16: 9, wait a minute
23:36. Let's give a revision. It will be a
23:38vertical video. After all, we will
23:40publish this video on Instagram and
23:42other platforms, on TikTok. It would be
23:44better to prepare a vertical video. I'm
23:46waiting for it to finish its work. After
23:48it finishes, I will send this prompt of
23:50mine. I'm waiting for the square icon to
23:52disappear. Yes, I sent my prompt. It has
23:54been revised. It will rewrite it for me
23:56. It will be a bit long, of course.
23:57That's okay, let it be good. But let's
23:59see how much length it accepts. Is there
24:00a limit here? It doesn't seem like it.
24:02Okay. Of course, we choose 9:16 here.
24:05Let the bit rate stay like this. Let the
24:07quality be 1080. It will take our 240
24:09credits. Our total subscription is also
24:11a bit expensive. We will be able to
24:12create 4 videos. Of course, we can
24:15unlock these by paying extra money. But
24:17we don't need it right now. It's writing
24:19quite a lot. I think it's going to be a
24:20great piece of work. It's really
24:22exciting to do this kind of work. UGC
24:25videos really require expertise. But the
24:27expertise of the job actually comes from
24:29knowing the technique. So, when you
24:31learn the technique of the job here in
24:33the way I show, you will use all the
24:34remaining tools better than many people
24:36. I mean, some people tell me this. They
24:39say, "Tuğer, you're explaining this here
24:40, but everyone has the same tools,
24:42everyone is selling under equal
24:43conditions."
24:44You might think, what good will it do to
24:46anyone, but that's not the case. Yes,
24:48everyone has the tools, but not everyone
24:49is on equal terms. Not everyone knows
24:51these. We've come to the prompt section
24:52. I pasted the prompt nicely. I say
24:55generate and leave the job to Hixfield.
24:57Let's see what kind of wonders it will
24:59create for us. We are waiting with
25:00excitement. It will take about 3-4
25:02minutes, but you will see the result in
25:03a moment. Yes, Hixfield is currently
25:06starting to generate with 2.5. This will
25:09take a few minutes, but don't worry, you
25:11will see the result shortly. I am sure
25:13it will do a very impressive and
25:15ultra-realistic job.
25:17I hope so, and then we will combine
25:19these contents.
25:21Over time, we will create social media
25:23accounts and start sharing. We will
25:25create ads.
25:27We will try to gather efficiency from
25:28the ads, and I believe the work we do
25:30will be truly fine craftsmanship, and
25:31you can be sure that at the end of this
25:33fine craftsmanship, we will make money
25:34from this business.
25:36Yes, it created our video. We are
25:38waiting with excitement. We click on it
25:39and let's see how it turned out. Let's
25:41turn on the sound, I wonder if I added
25:42sound. We didn't say anything like that
25:43, though.
25:58Nice.
25:59I mean, I think it works. Let's download
26:01this. Shall we do another different
26:03scenario, for example? Let there be two
26:05videos. What do you think? Yes, it
26:06downloaded it. I mean, it's downloading
26:08. 450 MB, nice. Let's think of another
26:10new scenario. Let's have a second
26:12scenario as well. Why are we even
26:13thinking about this? Let's ask the AI.
26:14This is good. So, what other topics do
26:17you think we could film videos about?
26:19Can you suggest a scenario? Don't write
26:22the script yet, just give me a
26:23suggestion.
26:25I want it to be a video that people on
26:26TikTok and Instagram, especially
26:28Americans, would watch with interest and
26:30curiosity.
26:31Can you provide a scenario
26:32recommendation? Let's see if it has a
26:34recommendation. We shouldn't have to
26:35think about everything, right? You might
26:36say, "Tuer, what have we even thought of
26:37so far anyway?"
26:39Yes, AI doesn't actually make us lazy,
26:41AI...AI strengthens our muscles; when we
26:44combine our existing knowledge with AI,
26:46I think we produce incredible work.
26:49Let's see what it will say. By the way,
26:51it finished the work on Wash K. These
26:53parts are ready. It asks if it should
26:55take it live. I tell it to take it live
26:56. It did everything. Let it take it live
26:58, let's check it from there.
27:00It says, "I suggest we produce videos
27:01for Wash K that aren't just
27:02product-promoting ads, but ones that
27:03people will watch with curiosity, send
27:05to their friends, and comment on without
27:06even realizing it's an ad."
27:08We can combine three approaches,
27:09especially for the American TikTok and
27:11Instagram audience. Sparking curiosity,
27:13surprising results, and predictive
27:15visuals. Try this "yellow thing." I
27:16think this is one of the ideas with the
27:18strongest viral potential. A woman is in
27:20front of a washing machine, holding a
27:22strange-looking yellow Wash K bag. The
27:24viewer doesn't understand what it is at
27:25first. The woman places white sneakers
27:27inside, zips it up, and throws it into
27:29the machine. In the end, the shoes come
27:31out clean. Why would it be watched?
27:32Because it sparks curiosity since it's
27:34unclear what the product is in the first
27:36second. Would you put your $ 200 shoes
27:38in the washing machine? A concept that
27:39appeals to American sneaker culture.
27:42A guy is getting ready to throw his
27:43expensive-looking, spotless white
27:44sneakers into the washing machine.
27:46His friend nearby is shocked and stops
27:48him. The guy shows the Wash K bag. The
27:50shoes are placed in the bag and washed.
27:52"My girlfriend almost ruined my shoes."
27:54A guy comes home. His girlfriend is
27:56about to throw away his beloved sneakers
27:57. He panics. He shows the Wash K bag.
28:00The guy relaxes. Extremely satisfying
28:01shoe cleaning to watch. There will be no
28:03dialogue in this video. It is entirely
28:05based on ASMR and visual satisfaction.
28:08Placing dirty white sneakers into Wash K
28:10, zipping it up, the machine spinning,
28:12and the clean shoe coming out.
28:14The first video is good. Try this "
28:15yellow thing." I liked this idea.
28:17Prepare a storyboard for me for this,
28:20again 15 seconds, and a prompt to give
28:22to Hicksfield.
28:24But if you say, "Tuer, I can't explain
28:26this in 15 seconds, it needs to be
28:28longer," then you can make it longer,
28:30but you need to tell me how long it is.
28:32We will say "create image" because it
28:34will produce visuals. It will prepare a
28:3615-second idea. Maybe it will prepare
28:37more, I don't know. Let it do it and see
28:39. Yes, good, it prepared our visual. It
28:41made our storyboard. Let's also ask for
28:43a prompt. Prepare a prompt to give to
28:46Xfield. Let's take this again. Let's
28:48copy it like this. Let's come to Xfield
28:50. This is okay. Yes, I'm copying this.
28:52I'm giving it back to Xfield as a new
28:54prompt. We select 9:16, seed, and say
28:56generate. 15 seconds, 1080, and we say
28:59create. By the way, our credits are
29:00decreasing, as you can see. We have 530
29:02credits left. We can add new credits by
29:04saying "top up credits" or switch to the
29:06unlimited version. But it's enough for
29:08us for now. I liked the first video. I
29:09mean, it turned out really well. Let's
29:11look at the first video again while it
29:12makes the second one.
29:27Yes, these bags are really nice; I've
29:29read a few real user reviews for these
29:32shoes. I had watched the video. The
29:33product had already won me over. Ah, by
29:35the way, our video is ready. Our new
29:36video. Let's look at it right away.
29:52I think it's good. Right?
29:54Let's download this one too. By the way
29:55, we can never really know what is good
29:57and what is bad, let me put it that way
29:58. I mean, we will be able to understand
30:00as we do this and try it out. So, where
30:01is our video? Let's grab that one too.
30:03We have two videos. We took both of them
30:05. We will create a folder called videos
30:07inside our project and add them here.
30:09Our goal, as I said, is to use these on
30:12our social media accounts. We will make
30:14constant improvements. We will use these
30:16videos. I think our two videos turned
30:18out quite well. They will work. We will
30:20improve them. We will do different jobs
30:22as well. We will produce different
30:23content too. We will create social media
30:24accounts. Then, we will publish them
30:26through our social media accounts. We
30:28will prepare content that we will
30:30constantly highlight. Actually, we have
30:32a lot of work to do here in summary. We
30:34will also do this.
30:35If there is a video that has created the
30:37product in a similar way, we can
30:39reinterpret that video. We can
30:41reinterpret and use that video to our
30:43advantage on our own page.
30:45This will definitely provide us with
30:47this advantage.
30:48Actually, let me tell you something even
30:49bigger. Do you know what we are going to
30:51do with this project now? We won't limit
30:52it to just a single project.
30:54This system we built in the Cloud has
30:56settled in so well that we will clone it
30:58for different projects.
30:59For example, we will do one thing
31:01tomorrow, and something else the day
31:03after.
31:05We will copy 5-10 projects at once and
31:06be able to grow our business rapidly
31:08with different products.
31:10This will also be an advantage for us. I
31:12also want to say this. We have free
31:13training courses.
31:15Intensive training is organized
31:16especially for those who want to sell
31:18their own products. There are also
31:20training courses related to similar
31:22services and similar jobs, just like the
31:24one we have done. For this, I am leaving
31:26a form below. I want you to fill out
31:28that form. Look, it's free. You don't
31:30pay any fees for the training. You can
31:32join the free training sessions. I would
31:34like you to join. At least do something
31:36for yourself. Develop similar projects
31:39yourself. Follow the path I took, which
31:41I think is a great idea. By the way, it
31:43also did an update. Let's see what it
31:46did. Let's look at the visuals. Cleaner
31:48, more stylish. Did you see? It turned
31:50out great. This part has also been fixed
31:52. We will check if this part has been
31:53fixed. This part hasn't been fixed. Why
31:55? Let's ask it. Now it has asked me for
31:57a visual. Let's say, "you make the
31:58visual." I gave you a visual. Adapt it
32:01by looking at what's here. Of course, it
32:04will do that. We'll handle it; I think
32:06you'll get it sorted after a few
32:07messages. It shouldn't be much of a
32:09problem. Yes, our series continues,
32:10friends. I continue to produce content.
32:13I keep working intensely every day. As I
32:15said, you are witnessing my intense work
32:17pace. Don't forget to like the video and
32:19leave a comment.
32:21Especially those who applied for the
32:22free training, if they also comment
32:24under this video, I will prioritize them
32:25.
32:27I want to mention this. Because it is
32:28valuable and important. But I think
32:30commenting on this video is also very
32:31important. See you in the next videos.
32:33Stay tuned.
32:34If you haven't watched the previous
32:36videos, watch them from the playlist.
32:39The series will continue at full speed.
32:40See you in the next videos.

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