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0:00We are moving towards our $ 20,000 goal
0:02by doing e-commerce with our own brand
0:05and making sales. Hello everyone,
0:06welcome to the new episode. It is a
0:08truly exciting and equally enjoyable
0:10video series for me. I am continuing
0:12from where we left off. So, if you
0:14remember, we last prepared our own
0:16website, watchkick.com. If you don't
0:19remember or haven't watched the
0:21previous episodes, I am sharing a
0:23playlist above. Go and start watching
0:25from the first video. This is like a
0:28complete course, and I can say it is
0:29very clear content where you can truly
0:31achieve success when you apply all the
0:33steps I have shown you for free, and at
0:35the same time, you can understand how I
0:36do this. You will see how I build an
0:40e-commerce site from scratch. Now you
0:43see my screen. Watchkick.com. This is
0:46where we left off. We had built our
0:48website. I actually haven't done much
0:49while you were away. I only did the
0:51following, and I recommend you do these
0:53as well. When you scroll down to the
0:54bottom of the page, there are some
0:56sections here like terms of service,
0:58privacy policy, and refund returns.
1:00Look, as you can see when you click on
1:02them, we created these legal pages,
1:04which are pages that should be there.
1:06Why did we do this? One of the sole
1:08reasons we did this is that we are
1:09going to apply to Stripe. Look, today
1:12we will apply for a virtual POS for
1:13credit cards, and for our application
1:15to be approved, these sections need to
1:17be included at the bottom of our
1:19webpage. We even need to put a Stripe
1:21logo here. We will add that together in
1:23a bit. We are already having artificial
1:24intelligence do everything. All the
1:25work, everything, is in the hands of
1:27artificial intelligence. You don't need
1:28to know this business. You don't need
1:30to do any coding. You don't need to
1:31have a technical background. You
1:33absolutely don't need to think for long
1:35hours, rack your brain, or say "Oh my
1:36God, how am I going to do this?"
1:38Everything is very fluid, very easy.
1:40And by easy, I mean really easy. We are
1:43running our process step-by-step with
1:45AI as if you were chatting with a
1:46friend. Now, there is an important
1:48point here, my friends. Look, you see
1:49it on the screen. I entered my own
1:50company's information here. So, when we
1:53apply to Stripe for a virtual POS, an
1:55expert will visit this page and look at
1:57the "about" page here. Then they will
1:58scroll down to see if these guys are
2:00reliable. Do they have a contact page?
2:01Are their company names listed? They
2:04will check to see if their emails,
2:05phone numbers, and information are
2:06there. Since we are doing business in
2:08America—America, Canada, it doesn't
2:10matter—Since we are doing business
2:12outside of Turkey, we absolutely must
2:14have a company in America. Now, let me
2:16give you some information about this as
2:17well. We have our own platform. You see
2:19it on the screen again. Firstbase.com.
2:21When you enter Firstbase.com, the
2:23starter package in the packages section
2:25will be useful for you. You can use the
2:28starter package there in one go. In
2:30fact, let me do this. Since I have
2:32supported you this much, opened doors
2:34for you, shown you the way, and helped
2:36you this much, I want to help with the
2:37prices here as well, and because I want
2:39to help, I am negotiating the price
2:41completely unfiltered. Let's see how
2:44much of a discount we can get. I'm
2:45calling my team member right now to ask
2:47what the prices here will be. Hello.
2:49Yeah. Hi. How's it going? Look, I'm
2:51filming a video, and we have that
2:53starter package on firstbookom that we
2:55sell for $ 360. What’s the best
2:57discount we can offer for this? What
2:59percentage can we do? For everyone. For
3:01everyone watching the video. Okay. What
3:03percentage can we do? Just give me a
3:04number. I don't know, what do you think
3:06? How about 25%? If we do 25%, what
3:09would the price be? It comes to $ 288.
3:12It drops from $ 360 to $ 288. I see.
3:14Alright. Okay. I’ll say 25%then. Okay
3:16, okay, we'll talk later. Thank you.
3:18Alright, bye-bye. I actually made that
3:20call by the way, it wasn't fake. So, we
3:22get a 25%discount. It comes out to 280-
3:25something dollars. Plus the state fee.
3:27$ 52. So, let me put it this way. You
3:29aren’t spending a huge amount of
3:30money. When you look at it, you’re
3:31spending 300-something dollars
3:33including state taxes and you have an
3:34American company. But friends, look,
3:36this American company is something we
3:38need to have on our website for the
3:40work we're doing here. It really needs
3:42to be there. A Turkish company won't
3:44work. A company from another country
3:45won't work. It has to be American. Now
3:47you’ll ask, why America? Because we
3:49need to use Stripe. Now, we are going
3:51to apply for Stripe, and when we apply,
3:54we absolutely must present an American
3:56company. Because you can't get Stripe
3:58any other way. You can use other
4:00gateways, but you'll suffer tax
4:01disadvantages. Now, without further ado
4:03, I'm logging into Stripe. It asks for
4:05an account name. I’m using
4:06watchkick.com. It asks where you manage
4:09this business from. I say United States
4:11because I have an American company,
4:12then I continue. Now it asks what your
4:14company is. I select my company. I had
4:16already added my company previously.
4:18Then it asks for my bank account and
4:20public information. I select that.
4:22Since I had added my bank account
4:23earlier, I’m just clicking the create
4:25account button here. Now my Stripe will
4:27open automatically. The process of
4:29opening a Stripe account isn't really
4:31that difficult. Just search YouTube for
4:33"how to open a Stripe account." It will
4:36open very quickly. Since I already have
4:37an account, I just linked it to my
4:39existing one. I linked watchkick.com
4:42and it gave me an ID for live payments.
4:46I’m copying this and clicking the "
4:47view account" button. Now it asks for
4:49our business name here. You type the
4:51name of your company. You write the
4:52name of the company you established in
4:53America. Then you enter your website
4:56here. I’ll enter watchkick.com. Now
5:00it asks you to describe your business.
5:02By the way, I’m going to AI and
5:04saying, "I set up Stripe for Watch Kick
5:06.""It gave me this ID.""Also, what
5:10should I write in the attachment field?
5:11""Guide me." The reason I'm asking Kiro
5:14this is because we did the coding work
5:16with Kiro. Therefore, it makes more
5:18sense to proceed through the whole
5:19process here with Kiro. I mean, you
5:21could ask ChatGPT, but I think it's
5:22much better to do it here. Now, uh, it
5:24answered immediately. Kiro says that
5:27the gray text there is just a Stripe
5:28placeholder, meaning it's not your
5:29business. It says you need to write
5:31this. Look, the Turkish equivalent here
5:33is also "washing complete, sneaker
5:34washing system," we are selling that.
5:36Enabling safe machine washing for
5:38sneakers at home, and so on. We took it
5:40. We copied it and we're continuing.
5:42Yes, now we come to this screen. Here
5:44it asks whether we want tax protection
5:47or not. So, what should we say here?
5:49Let's say continue. That would be
5:50better. I tell it to calculate the
5:52taxes itself. Regarding VAT and taxes,
5:53it asks if you want to make any
5:55donations here. I say no. Uh, I answer.
5:58It doesn't matter. Uh, my company
6:00details, my website, everything is
6:02visible on the screen as you can see. I
6:04say continue and accept everything. You
6:06can think of this as signing a contract
6:08with Stripe. Stripe is onboarding us
6:10here, see? It is activating our account
6:12and what does it say? You are now in
6:14your live account. It says you have a
6:17live account now, and as you can see,
6:20watchkick.com is active and live. So
6:22what do we need now? We come right over
6:24. Now that our Stripe account is open,
6:26look, it tells us to go to the
6:28dashboard, developers, and API keys
6:30section. So we will take all the Stripe
6:33keys from the API keys section. We type
6:36"API key" here immediately. Look, it
6:38appeared directly. We click "create
6:40secret key" right here. After clicking
6:42this, I say I will use it in my own
6:44integration. I mean, I will use this on
6:47my own website. I am continuing. We can
6:49give full access or choose templates.
6:51It is up to you. Let's select full
6:53access. Let's name it watchkick.com.
6:55Let's continue. Now it will ask for a
6:57few verifications. Let's proceed. For
7:00example, I requested email verification
7:01. It sent an email. Yes. After clicking
7:04the link in the email, it now wants me
7:06to verify via mobile phone. Let's do
7:07that too. You already provide a mobile
7:09phone number to Stripe when registering
7:10. Now I will verify this as well. Yes,
7:13I am continuing. Yes, it gave me a
7:14secret key. I am copying this. Then I
7:17provide this secret key to Kiro. I said
7:19copy and close, and now I closed the
7:21system. So, I gave my key for which I
7:23granted full access, that is my Stripe
7:26key, to Kiro. By the way, it might not
7:28always be appropriate to paste it like
7:30this into Kiro. I, of course, uh, did
7:33this for now. I will certainly change
7:35these keys later. Uh, Kiro will handle
7:37the Stripe connection process here. Now
7:40, when someone visits our website and
7:41makes a purchase, if payment is made,
7:43the payment will come to our Stripe,
7:45and since we defined a bank account for
7:47Stripe, the payments will automatically
7:48go to our bank account. Of course,
7:51there are a few handicaps here. I am
7:52aware. If you haven't done it before,
7:54after opening a company in America, you
7:56need to open an American bank account.
7:58I recommend Mercury for this. I'm
8:00writing Mercury below right now. You
8:01will see it. Once your Ve.com US
8:03company is open, you can open a bank
8:05account through Wise. A dollar account
8:08in the US. Then you apply to Stripe.
8:10You link Stripe to Wise, and from then
8:13on, you receive your payments quickly
8:15and seamlessly into your Wise account
8:17via Stripe. So, how do you transfer it
8:19from Wise to Turkey? That is not really
8:20that difficult or complex. Believe me.
8:23Money can be transferred to Turkey from
8:24within Wise. Of course, it's still
8:26useful to consult a tax expert. Because
8:28tax-related situations can arise in
8:30such matters. It's worth consulting an
8:32expert to avoid any problems. Or you
8:34can speak with First. First will
8:36provide you with guidance on this
8:37matter as well. Now, we are going to
8:39adjust a different setting. We have
8:40entered Railway again. Here, we click
8:42on our project name. There are
8:44variables here. I click new variable
8:46and paste the Stripe key, the key
8:48provided to me by Stripe, right here.
8:51And as it says right here at the
8:52beginning. I write Stripe secret key
8:55here as the name and say add this. It
8:57will override. It will overwrite it. It
8:59will say something like this already
9:00exists. We deploy it, saving and
9:02overwriting it. So, what happened now?
9:03Our entire secret key in Stripe, let's
9:06call it the password needed to connect
9:08to Stripe. That private password has
9:10now been entered into watchick.com.
9:12From now on, we have effectively
9:13specified which account the money
9:15transfer should come from when
9:16collecting payments. It is currently
9:17processing our operations. Look at what
9:19it says. It says it can generate an
9:21end-to-end order webhook for the key,
9:23if you want, out of test mode. Now we
9:25will give a command. We say that I will
9:27provide a voice message again. As you
9:29said, I put the Stripe key into Railway
9:32. From this stage on, guide me
9:35step-by-step if I need to create a
9:37product on the Stripe side. At the same
9:40time, please guide me step-by-step if I
9:43need to create a webhook. Let there be
9:45nothing missing. Let it be on the
9:47Stripe side and in working order. Now
9:48let's see, did it write it correctly?
9:50Sometimes it might not write correctly.
9:52Look, it wrote rway. I am correcting
9:54this to railway. And a webhook is a web
9:57hook. We corrected that. It should be
9:59Stripe, not Skype, and I sent it. Now
10:01this is important here. I think it is
10:02very important to understand this. This
10:04is a bit of a technical topic, yes, but
10:05not an incomprehensible one. Stripe is
10:07a system that collects payments
10:08end-to-end, but there shouldn't be any
10:10missing parts here. After the customer
10:12makes a payment, an order must be
10:14created in our system, and an order
10:16number must be generated. For this,
10:18hooks called webhooks are needed. I
10:20asked that now, and it is guiding me
10:22here. Let's see what it says. Now it
10:23asked for a bunch of things from me.
10:24What am I going to say? Look now, test.
10:26It said add this, add that. It gave me
10:28quite a task. I am not going to work
10:30that much. Now look at what I am saying
10:31. Please do all the remaining tasks for
10:34me, except for the test procedures. If
10:37I need to grant you authorization, tell
10:40me, guide me, and I will grant it. You
10:42connect to my Railway. I mean, you do
10:44this job on my behalf. I am frankly
10:46saying, don't bother me with it. Let's
10:47see what it does. You do this, I can't
10:49do this for you. Let me explain why. It
10:51says it's not a matter of authorization
10:53. Because it says I cannot perform
10:55Stripe railway operations for you. I am
10:56a coding agent working in the workspace
10:58on this machine, it says. Naturally, I
11:00cannot do it, it says. Fine, I'll do it
11:01, no problem. Yes, now Kiro says open
11:03the Stripe dashboard for me. It asks if
11:06live mode or test mode is selected in
11:08the top right. Let's do it this way. I
11:10will take a screenshot of Stripe like
11:12this. Then I will send it to Kiro. So
11:14that it understands the situation. I
11:16say the Stripe screenshot is attached.
11:19Then it tells me to go to the developer
11:21webhooks page. For such requests, my
11:23advice is to use the search section,
11:26right there. I'm typing webhooks. See,
11:28it appeared immediately. I came here
11:29right away. Yes. Let's say I entered
11:31the webhooks section. Let's send a
11:33screenshot of this too. Let it have as
11:35much context as possible. I'm sending
11:37it because it asked me to take
11:38screenshots of these. It told me to
11:39tell it when I get here. I am telling
11:41it that I have entered those screens.
11:42Now both screenshots helped. You are on
11:45the second screen, developers webhooks
11:47is empty. Exactly where it needs to be.
11:48You are in the right spot, it says. It
11:50mentions security and the revealed key.
11:53Okay, let's continue. Huh. Now it wants
11:55me to create an endpoint. It says click
11:56the add destination button. Look, let's
11:58do it right away. We clicked add
11:59destination. Then what does it say?
12:01Let's open Kiro immediately. Look, it
12:03says find and check these. I'm
12:05selecting payment intent succeeded. I'm
12:07searching for it here. See, I checked
12:09it, hop. I'm continuing. I'm not
12:10clicking anywhere else. I'm selecting
12:11the second one. Everything is
12:13understandable, actually easy. You can
12:14think of it as a format that anyone can
12:16do. I mean, they aren't very complex
12:18things. That's how it looks, but it's
12:20solvable. Look, I checked it
12:21immediately. I came for the third.
12:23These actually show the authorizations
12:25you've given after typing in the search
12:27box on the webhook side. I checked this
12:29one too. Now what does it tell us about
12:31these? Then it says proceed. You need
12:33to select the webhook endpoint. If I
12:35ask for the destination type. Okay,
12:37let's continue and see if it asks
12:38anything. I said continue. I'm
12:40selecting the webhook endpoint as it
12:42said. I said continue. Now I got this
12:44screen here and I don't know what to do
12:46. I took a screenshot of it like this.
12:49I said I'm at this stage and actually
12:51asked Kiro to guide me. Step by step.
12:53Excellent, you are on the right step.
12:54What does it say? It says write
12:56memorable in destination name. Ah, it
12:57told me to write this. Watch kick, etc.
12:59Let them finish writing, then we'll
13:01copy everything. Because it won't let
13:03us copy until the chat is finished. Yes
13:05, it finished. I'm copying this as the
13:07name. I'm coming. I pasted it here. URL
13:10, it asks. Endpoint URL. I'm copying
13:14this there too. Kiro already did these
13:16for me. We are coming to the
13:18description section. It says write this
13:20here. It's optional, but let's write it
13:22anyway. We wrote it and said create
13:24destination. Now it shows us a signing
13:26secret here. There is a destination
13:28here as you can see. I am going to copy
13:30the code number here now. I will give
13:33it to Kirio as the Destination ID. Then
13:36I'm coming back. I'll say view here.
13:38I'm copying this too. I come over,
13:40paste it to Kirio, and sent it. Yes, it
13:42says security issue, but it's not a big
13:44problem. Now it says what you need to
13:45do in order. It says the Webhook secret
13:48will change because it's a roll. I
13:50won't change it, let it be. Let's see
13:52now. It says put the Stripe webhook
13:55secret in the variables tab in Railway.
13:58Look, I realize it's very complex, but
14:00I think you understand. I don't think
14:02it's that much. So it tells me to come
14:03here. It says click this. It says click
14:06new variable in the variables section.
14:08It says put the key here. It has
14:10already written it as the name here. It
14:12says write stripe_webhook_secret. I am
14:16writing it. I say add. Let's override
14:19it. Is there anything else it wants me
14:20to add? No. Okay. I need to say deploy.
14:23Now our deployment here will take about
14:252 minutes. After doing this, I will
14:27tell Kirio that I added it to the
14:28variables. I deployed it. Check it. I
14:31will ask if everything is as it should
14:33be, but I will wait for the deployment
14:34to finish. After the deployment
14:36finishes. What does deploy finished
14:37mean? After the time here expires,
14:40after this resets, I will send that
14:42message to Kirio and ask him to test it
14:44. Yes, you see it finished the
14:46deployment right now. I am continuing
14:48immediately. I came to Kirio. I sent my
14:50message. Let's see what he will say. He
14:52says I want you to check it, but let me
14:53say this. He says I don't have access
14:54to your Railway Stripe account or the
14:56live site. Why did he say something
14:57like that? He gave me a link. He says
14:59if it says status okay or I see the 200
15:02message, then the system is working.
15:04Now let's copy this. It said okay. Look
15:09, it means it's working. So it shows us
15:11that it was successful here. Yes. It
15:14says health check. It says very good
15:16sign. The application is running, the
15:18database is running. Everything is
15:19loaded, but there are sections you
15:21haven't verified yet, he says. He says
15:22you need to check these. You will check
15:24these anyway. Of course, he says if I
15:26did this, there is no problem. Progress
15:28is good. Actually, we connected Stripe
15:31now and we have seen a 70%path, he says
15:34. He says 30%remains. We will be
15:35continuing these step by step anyway.
15:37Now, after setting up Stripe, another
15:40important area is this. When a customer
15:43places an order, they shouldn't break
15:45away from the shopping standards they
15:47experience on Shopify or similar
15:49platforms, and the ordering phase must
15:51be very easy. Now, regarding this, I
15:54think we need to beautify the checkout
15:56page you see on the screen a little bit
15:58. Rather than beautifying it, it needs
16:01to be a bit easier and the customer
16:02should be able to move very quickly.
16:04Now I will do this. I am taking a
16:06screenshot like this. I took it. Then I
16:08will give such a command to Kirio.
16:10Actually, let me give this command by
16:12voice. As you can see on the screen, I
16:15want to provide a better customer
16:17experience on the order creation
16:18payment page. Those who come to this
16:22page should not leave it, and we need
16:24to ensure they complete the payment.
16:27This page needs to look trustworthy and
16:30also reflect a much easier payment
16:32experience for the customer. I think we
16:35should take the payment from the
16:36customer first. After receiving the
16:38payment, we can ask the customer for
16:39their address information. I think we
16:41could ask for the other information
16:42later. Or I don't know, what do you
16:44think? I think your opinion on this is
16:45also very important. Because in these
16:47types of platforms, in e-commerce
16:49platforms, how should the payment stage
16:51be according to global standards? I'm
16:53not asking you to write any code right
16:54now. I just want to talk about this
16:56with you. I want to get your
16:57perspective as well. I said, please
16:59write down your opinions, and I sent it
17:01to Kiro. Now, we are getting the AI's
17:03opinion here after all. Yes, we have
17:04our own ideas, but I think its ideas
17:06might be more advanced than ours.
17:08Because we wanted something that meets
17:10global standards. We wanted to better
17:11understand how these things are done in
17:13the world. Yes, I brought up a very
17:14good topic. It said, let's talk. It
17:16said, first my observation about the
17:18current checkout on the screen, then I
17:20will provide an honest opinion on your
17:21"payment first, address second" idea.
17:23There are a few friction points for a
17:25page that doesn't prevent abandonment.
17:27The subtitle says, "Payment is arranged
17:29your orders is placed." So, the
17:31customer isn't even entering a card
17:33here. They fill out the form first. It
17:35seems like payment comes later. This is
17:36something that lowers conversion. The
17:38customer hesitates, asking, "When will
17:39I pay?""Is this secure?" they wonder.
17:41In a modern checkout, the card field
17:43shouldn't be inside the page. Shipping
17:45isn't calculated without selecting a
17:47country. The total looks incomplete.
17:49The customer hesitates to click "place
17:50order" without seeing the final amount.
17:52It said the form is long and
17:53single-column, which gets even longer
17:55on mobile. Now, what did it say about
17:56my idea? It said it is against this
17:58idea. It didn't like my idea, and let
17:59me explain the reason clearly. Your
18:01intention is right, but this specific
18:03sequence backfires for a store selling
18:05physical products. Technically, it
18:06doesn't work. It backfires in terms of
18:08trust. It said tax, shipping, and legal
18:10compliance are necessary. Now it's
18:12telling us how to do it. It's talking
18:14about the methods actually used by
18:16Shopify, Amazon, and Stripe. Single
18:18page, clear sequence, but the card is
18:20at the very end. The correct order
18:21after the address is: contact, delivery
18:23address, shipping selection, and
18:25payment. The card field should be
18:26embedded within the page. No
18:28redirecting to the main page or
18:29anything like that. Put express
18:30checkout buttons at the top. Order
18:32summary should always be visible. It
18:34said guest checkout by default, account
18:35creation optional. In summary, let's
18:37get the email first. Then let's get the
18:39address. Then let's clarify the
18:41shipping cost. Let's take the card
18:43information at the very end. Express
18:44checkout, Apple, and Google Pay should
18:46be at the top. Yes, that's good. It
18:48prevents abandonment. And it gives a
18:50sense of security. What do you think?
18:51Understood. Then please go ahead and
18:53implement your suggestion. I would also
18:55like to add fast payment options like
18:58Apple Pay and Google Pay. However,
19:00which integrations do I need to perform
19:02to add Apple Pay and Google Pay? Where
19:04do I need to apply? Or can I
19:06automatically use these two fast
19:08payment options within Stripe? I would
19:10appreciate it if you could give me
19:11information on this as well. We can
19:12move on to coding once we've finalized
19:14the latest points. For now, just answer
19:15my questions. Of course, we need to
19:17discuss our ideas with AI. To make sure
19:19we're doing things right. It says, "
19:21Great question and good news." You
19:22don't need to apply to a separate
19:24provider or sign a separate contract
19:26for Apple Pay and Google Pay. Super.
19:28Stripe handles those internally. But
19:30there are a few important conditions.
19:31Stripe's payment element—your code is
19:34already using that. The express
19:36checkout element shows Apple Pay and
19:38Google Pay automatically. No separate
19:40application required. Very nice. It
19:42says "zero setup." It says "automatic."
19:44It says Stripe does this. Wonderful. It
19:46says you don't have to deal with
19:47anything. Very nice. It says there's
19:49nowhere you need to apply. Could you
19:50look at the dashboard settings, payment
19:52, payment method screen? It asks if
19:54Apple Pay and Google Pay are enabled in
19:56the list there. Good. Dashboard
19:57settings payment payment methods. Let's
20:00take a look right now. Dashboard. I'm
20:01clicking on this gear icon. Settings.
20:04It's payment methods, right? We are in
20:05the right place. Yes. We're looking.
20:07Amazon Pay enabled, Apple Pay enabled,
20:10Google Pay disabled. Let's enable this
20:12immediately. I clicked it like this. We
20:14enabled Google Pay in Stripe. Look guys
20:16, I want to underline this again and
20:18again. Stripe is truly the world
20:20standard, and using Stripe will
20:22increase your revenue through the ease
20:24of accepting payments in e-commerce and
20:26the smooth, reliable experience you
20:28provide to customers. To use Stripe,
20:31you need a US company. "How will I do
20:33this, how will I handle it?" Don't be
20:35too confused. I'm showing you a link
20:37right below. Firstbu.com. First is our
20:40own company, our own structure. We
20:41handle company formations in the US. If
20:44you buy the entrepreneur package, we
20:46also support you with Stripe
20:47applications. Please take a look at
20:49Firstbu. You can also get good
20:51discounts there. After you purchase at
20:54those discounted prices—I especially
20:57recommend the entrepreneur package. Get
21:00your Stripe account activated. Have
21:02peace of mind. You'll have a bank in
21:04the US. Stripe US, online collections
21:06—everything will be so much easier.
21:08You won't have to deal with a Turkish
21:10company. Because you can't make
21:11international sales with a Turkish
21:13company. Let's see if there is anything
21:14else to enable. It says Samsung Pay.
21:16Let's enable it. Would it do any harm?
21:18I don't know. I've never heard of it.
21:19Samsung Pay is now enabled. WeChat Pay.
21:21I think we should enable this.
21:23Especially so those living in China or
21:25those who use it can shop. Yeah.
21:28Afterpay. Look, this is very important.
21:30Do you know what Afterpay is, guys?
21:32Afterpay allows people living in the US
21:35and Canada to shop in installments
21:37without using a credit card. Or it
21:40allows them to use buy now, pay later
21:42options. Klarna is the same. These two
21:45are very popular in the US. Definitely
21:46enable these two. I use them. Look, it
21:48says ACH. You can enable this, it's up
21:51to you. Bank transfer isn't used much,
21:54but I think some people still use it.
21:56Great, everything that needs to be
21:58active is now active. Let's activate
22:00Alipay as well. I mean, for Alipay, it
22:02says pending approval. They will review
22:05it and then they will open it, and so
22:07on. Now, let's move on. Let's inform
22:09Kiro now. Yes, I have activated all of
22:12them. You can start coding. I asked him
22:14to design the payment page as he
22:16suggested, and we've given the task to
22:19Kiro. Now, while Kiro handles this, let
22:21him start with the code first. In the
22:22background, we will set up other
22:24settings and systems. If you have
22:26noticed, we have been adjusting
22:27settings for a few videos now. We are
22:28still doing installations. This is not
22:29an easy task, after all. Yes, the
22:31marketing side is a separate process.
22:33Everything else is a separate process,
22:34but these tasks are not easy either, in
22:35my opinion. As you can see, we are
22:37working on them one by one. We have to
22:39deal with them. We have no choice. Now,
22:41our website doesn't really have any
22:42missing parts left. If there are any
22:44left, we will fix them anyway. I am in
22:46favor of beautifying this visual a bit.
22:48I will leave that for last, if you
22:49don't mind. I don't want to spend too
22:51much time here right now. These systems
22:53are already working. You click add to
22:55cart on this. It has already added it
22:56to the cart immediately. I think he
22:58will design the removal process from
22:59the cart. We have already given that
23:01task. He will create a world-class
23:03design there. Our frequently asked
23:04questions section is already working
23:05here. There are even more Q&As here.
23:08Our legal pages here are already ready.
23:11Our terms are here. All our pages like
23:13privacy policy, refund, returns,
23:15shipping policy, contact, imprint, and
23:17accessibility are available. Everything
23:19is now active here. We need to make
23:22this email address operational. There
23:24are many systems for this, of course. I
23:26use Google Workspace. You can also use
23:28Google Workspace; it is quite good in
23:30this regard. Cloudflare has similar
23:32services too, but since I use Google
23:35Workspace, I will activate it there.
23:37You can also use different email
23:39systems. Please do your own research as
23:40well. I think our other pages turned
23:42out very cute. I don't think we have
23:44any shortcomings. Let's take a look
23:46again. The reviews section. It would be
23:48good to replace these with real
23:49comments, of course. Let them stay for
23:51now. We are calling them sample reviews
23:52anyway. We will update them later. Keep
23:55this in mind, let's not forget. Yes.
23:56Now where have we arrived, friends? To
23:58Google Developer, I mean Webmaster
24:01Tools, sorry. In other words, Google
24:03Search Console. We click here. Now we
24:05pressed the start button. What is this?
24:07It is a necessary setting for Google to
24:09index this website, meaning to fully
24:11understand what is happening on the
24:12website, which visitor is coming from
24:14where, to measure everything, and for
24:16it to be tracked by every visitor in
24:18the world. We had done this for the
24:20Choking Rescue Devices. Now we will do
24:22it for this website as well. I am
24:24clicking add property. I am clicking
24:27add website. I am saying the domain
24:29name is watchkick.com. Add wwek. It is
24:31verifying the property. Now it will
24:33connect to Cloudflare. I am saying
24:34start verification. Cloudflare is
24:36already selected here. Since our domain
24:38is there, I am saying authorize it. If
24:40you remember, I mentioned in the first
24:41or second episode of this series that
24:43you'd be more comfortable if you bought
24:45your domain from Cloudflare. As you can
24:47see, it provides compatibility in a
24:48standard way everywhere. Ownership
24:50verified. Let's go to the property. Yes
24:52, it has been created here. Now
24:54everything is ready. All our settings
24:56are done. There isn't much left for us
24:58to do here. Google Search Console is
25:00already tracking the site now. We can
25:03just add a sitemap here. For this, I
25:05can tell Kiro the following. Create a
25:07sitemap for this website for me. I can
25:09tell it to give me the link. We will
25:11add that link here. It is also
25:12important for tracking. Now our second
25:15step is Google Analytics. We click go
25:17on Google Analytics as well. Let's jump
25:19right in. I'm clicking on the admin
25:21icon here. I click create. I click
25:23account. We write it here.
25:25Watchkick.com. We create an account
25:27here. We activate sharing for Google
25:29products and services. I prefer you
25:31select America here. Select US Dollars.
25:33Since it's an e-commerce site, it's
25:35important for us to track all sales and
25:37conversions. We will choose a category
25:39here. Required. What should we say here
25:41? Let's take a quick look below. I will
25:43choose Home and Garden. I select small
25:44business. We provide the most accurate
25:46information possible. I select the
25:47goals of increasing sales,
25:49understanding web traffic, viewing user
25:52engagement and retention rates, and
25:54generating leads. We read the
25:56agreements like this. We scroll down
25:59and accept. After accepting, Google
26:01asks where you are publishing this. On
26:02which platform? I say I'm publishing on
26:04the web. It asks for the website
26:06address, we provide it. Then we say
26:08create and continue. After creating,
26:10Google will give us a tag to measure
26:12the data here, let's click next. It
26:13will give us a tag so we can measure
26:16the data. We will be able to take this
26:18tag, copy it, and use it. Let's do this
26:20. Let's write the Google tag to Kiro
26:22immediately. I say add the Google tag
26:24and provide the tag. By the way, Kiro
26:27is doing our work right now. Even
26:29though it looks like this part has
26:30stopped, notice there is a gear icon
26:32spinning next to the workflow. I click
26:35here, look. It says Watchkick checkout
26:37redesign, so it's redesigning the
26:39checkout page. Meaning this is working.
26:41It is working in the background. This
26:42is a new feature that came to Kiro. The
26:44workflow feature. Something like this
26:46didn't exist before. It actually allows
26:47us to track our work more easily,
26:49quickly, and stably. Now I asked it to
26:52add this code. I sent it. Let it add
26:54this Google tag in the background as
26:55well. Let's go back to Google. We will
26:57say test the installation. Of course,
26:59we need to wait for it to load first.
27:01Let's have it add it right away. It
27:02said there is a risk of conflict. It
27:04said because the checkout redesign is
27:05ongoing. It says I want to put this in
27:07the queue. Meaning it says let me
27:09design the checkout page here first,
27:11then do this. Okay, it's right, but it
27:14says there is a task I need to do. It
27:16says no code required. It says to add
27:18this data to the railway variables
27:20section. Look. Next public. Let's copy
27:22it right here. I copied this. Now I
27:24will enter Railway. Now I'm clicking on
27:26this. I'm coming to Variables. I'm
27:28clicking New variable. I wrote it down.
27:31What was the other one? It was a code
27:32number that Google gave us. We copy
27:34this one too. We paste this one here as
27:36well. We click add. Is there anything
27:39else it wants us to do? Okay. There's
27:40nothing else we need to do. I'm
27:42pressing the deploy button for this. I
27:44will wait a few minutes for it to
27:46deploy. I will wait for the time to
27:48expire here. After that, the adding
27:49process to Google will be complete for
27:51us. Kiron himself says that this
27:53prevents conflicts in this way. Later,
27:55we will come here; let me show you
27:57immediately. We will press test setup
27:59on the Analytics page. Uh, then we need
28:01to see that it's working. I want us to
28:03move on to marketing after this video,
28:05looking forward. Uh, in the next
28:08episode, it will be extremely important
28:10while placing ads and setting up our
28:11marketing. Oh, and I can suggest one
28:13more thing. If you are going to run
28:15Facebook or Instagram ads, for example,
28:18pixel setup will be required to run
28:20those ads. It is necessary to install
28:21pixels. Uh, this is also important, but
28:23I won't rush to that side right now. I
28:25plan to continue using only Google ads.
28:28We can still use influencer ads. We'll
28:31work on those, but for now, what we
28:32need to do is make our basic Google
28:34settings here. Let's see, is it
28:36finished? Let's check it right away.
28:37Yes, almost there. After finishing this
28:39, it will become functional. Yes, after
28:42this, what did we do today? We fully
28:44set up Stripe. We set up the webhooks.
28:46We set up the Google sides. We fixed
28:48the shortcomings of our website. The
28:49checkout is already ongoing right now.
28:51What kind of page will checkout be? How
28:53will it look? How will we give that
28:55purchase page a good look? We'll look
28:57at those in the next episode. In the
28:59next episode, I think the part that is
29:01very valuable is the transition to
29:02marketing. Uh, we will prepare ad
29:04visuals, we will prepare videos. Uh, we
29:07will push all the buttons to reach as
29:09many people as possible with this
29:10product. I actually want us to create
29:13videos on TikTok and spread these
29:15videos from our TikTok page. Shopping
29:17in America is mostly done more on
29:19TikTok. I mean, Instagram and Facebook
29:21aren't used that much, like, extremely
29:23for these things. In America, in Canada
29:25, and likewise in Europe, very good ads
29:27are running through TikTok. I think we
29:29can prepare content and videos that we
29:31can make viral there. I have great
29:33ideas for the videos. Of course, all of
29:34these probably won't fit into a single
29:36video, but I'm talking about us
29:37actually doing these in the later
29:39episodes. We will do everything. We
29:40will work very hard. We will work a lot
29:42. We will achieve this together and, as
29:44I told you, we will reach the 20
29:45million dollar goal together. Now, we
29:47have training sessions, my friends. I
29:49want to mention that too. I'm talking
29:50about training that you can attend for
29:52free, without paying any money, and
29:53that you can have face-to-face with me.
29:55It will be in a classroom setting.
29:56Those who wish will come to our
29:57training hall in Istanbul Maltepe in
29:59such a classroom environment. They will
30:00be able to receive face-to-face
30:01training. Those who wish to can join
30:03the training online, even if you are
30:05far away. We have a form. I am sharing
30:08the link to that form both in the
30:09comments section and the description
30:10box below this video. I would like you
30:12to fill out that form to apply for the
30:14training. Uh, another thing that is
30:15very important to me is this. For you
30:16to leave a comment on this video. Why?
30:18I specifically prioritize the forms of
30:21those who leave a comment on this video
30:23. Uh, and I process them with priority.
30:26Naturally, you will understand that I
30:27cannot invite everyone who fills out
30:29the form to the training for free. We
30:31will only be able to invite those whose
30:33information on the form fits our
30:34criteria. Uh, what does this mean? I
30:37honestly want to invite those who are
30:39truly passionate about this and can
30:41convince me that their goal and purpose
30:43is truly e-commerce to this training
30:45for free. So, don't forget to fill out
30:48the form. But before that, make sure to
30:50leave a comment under the video so that
30:52I can prioritize your form. Yes, see
30:54you in the next episode. As you can see
30:56, the work is very intense. Extremely
30:58intense. We have a lot of work to do.
30:59We really have a lot to do, but we are
31:01walking towards the goal together and
31:03we will succeed together. See you in
31:04the next episode. Take care of
31:05yourselves. Goodbye.

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