# Day‑0 Step‑by‑Step (Non‑Technical) This guide is **tap‑by‑tap**. No coding. Do steps **in order**. You can print this. --- ## 1) Make your Gmail 1. On your phone or computer, open: `accounts.google.com/signup`. 2. First & last name: **Trudi** **Mayberry**. 3. Username: **northernremotenotary** (or any you prefer). → Next. 4. Password: write it down; turn on **2‑Step Verification** (Settings → Security → 2‑Step Verification) and add your **(253) 210‑6587**. 5. Done. Your email is **[northernremotenotary@gmail.com](mailto:northernremotenotary@gmail.com)**. **Why:** used for website, Google Business Profile, Stripe receipts. --- ## 2) Publish your website — Cloudflare Pages (Super Simple) > You already have the file in the canvas: **Day‑0 Website — Northern Remote Notary (light meadow + color accents)** → download it as **`index.html`**. **A. Create your account** 1. Open **dash.cloudflare.com** → **Sign Up** (free) → confirm your email. **B. Open Pages** 2\) In the left menu, click **Workers & Pages** → **Pages**. • If you only see **Pages**, click that. **C. Create a project** 3\) Click **Create a project**. 4\) Click **Upload assets** (do **not** choose Git). 5\) Click **Select assets** → pick your **`index.html`** file. • If it asks for a *folder*, create a new folder on your desktop called **site**, move `index.html` into it, then select the **site** folder. **D. Name & deploy** 6\) Project name: **northern-remote-notary** (any name is fine). 7\) Click **Deploy**. Wait for the green check. **E. Test your live link** 8\) Click **Visit site**. Your link looks like: `https://YOURNAME.pages.dev`. 9\) You should see your site with **Book · Call · Text · Pay with Cash App**. **(Optional later) Custom domain** 10\) In your Pages project: **Settings → Domains → Set up a domain** → follow the prompts. You can stay on the free `pages.dev` link for now. **Troubleshooting** * **Can’t find Pages?** Left menu → **Workers & Pages** → **Pages**. * **Says “must be a directory”** → use the **site** folder trick in step 5. * **404 after deploy** → make sure the file is named exactly **index.html** (all lowercase). * **White screen** → refresh; if still blank, re-upload the **light meadow + color accents** file from the canvas. --- ## 3) Create your Google Business Profile (GBP) 1. On your phone/computer go to **google.com/business** → **Manage now**. 2. Business name: **Northern Remote Notary**. 3. Category: **Notary public**. 4. “Do you want to add a location customers can visit?” → **No** (service‑area business). 5. Service areas: **King County, Pierce County, Snohomish County, Thurston County, Lewis County**. 6. Phone: **(253) 210‑6587**. Website: paste your **pages.dev** link from step 2. 7. Hours: **8am–8pm daily** (change later if needed). 8. Verification: follow Google’s prompts (text/postcard/video). Finish. 9. After verification: **Edit profile** → **Add services**: Remote Online Notarization (RON), Electronic In‑Person (IPEN), Mobile Notary. Turn on **Messaging**. **Tip:** ask every happy client to leave a review from your GBP link. --- ## 4) Set up payments (Stripe) 1. Go to **dashboard.stripe.com/register** → create account with your new Gmail. 2. In **Products**: * **remote\_notarial\_act** — price **\$25** (per WA cap). * **tech\_kba\_fee** — price **\$15** (or your choice). 3. In **Payments → Settings → Checkout**: enable **Payment Links**. 4. Create a **Payment Link** that includes both items. Copy the link. 5. Open your website file later to paste this link where it says **BOOKING\_LINK** (I can do it for you when you’re ready). **Now:** you can take card prepayments. --- ## 5) Booking (Cal.com — optional today) 1. Go to **cal.com** → **Sign up**. 2. Create an **Event Type**: “Remote Notarial Act (RON)” → 30 min duration → buffer 15 min → online meeting. 3. Connect **Stripe** inside Cal.com (so payment is taken before booking). 4. Copy your **booking link**. I’ll insert it into the website where **BOOKING\_LINK** is. --- ## 6) Print blank WA certificates (in Microsoft Word) 1. Open the canvas doc **“WA Certificate Templates — Northern Remote Notary (Blank)”**. 2. Select the form you need (e.g., **Jurat (RON)**) → copy the gray box text. 3. Open **Microsoft Word** → paste → set **Margins: Narrow**. 4. Insert your **e‑seal**: * Open the canvas **Electronic Notary Seal** file → right‑click the **rectangular** or **round** SVG → **Save As…**. * In Word: **Insert → Pictures → This Device** → choose the SVG. * Resize: drag a corner until it looks right (about 1.6 inches wide for rectangular; 1.6 inches tall for round). 5. Add your signature (draw with your mouse or sign after printing). 6. **File → Save As → PDF**. Print and attach to the customer’s document. --- ## 7) Answering calls & video (today vs later) * **Today (no extra cost):** Calls from Google will ring your **cell**. Start a session by sending your **Cal.com** link via text or email. * **Later (built‑in video):** Your portal will have an **Answer** button and integrated video room (LiveKit). Recording is automatic and stored for **10 years**. --- ## 8) Cash App button (already done) * Your website has **Pay with Cash App** buttons (header, contact section, footer). They link to `https://cash.app/$spoodyboo`. --- ## 9) If you ever need the Command Prompt (later only) > You can skip this for now. This is for the video system server when you’re ready. **Windows steps (PowerShell) — copy/paste only** 1. Install **Windows Terminal** from Microsoft Store (if you don’t have it). 2. Create a free **Oracle Cloud** account and launch a small **Ubuntu** server (Always Free). Save the **public IP**. 3. In **PowerShell**, connect: ```powershell ssh ubuntu@YOUR_SERVER_IP ``` 4. On the server, paste these (one block at a time): ```bash sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y docker.io coturn sudo systemctl enable docker --now # LiveKit server sudo docker run -d --name livekit -p 7880:7880 -p 7881:7881 -p 7882-7980:7882-7980/udp \ -e LIVEKIT_API_KEY=lk_api -e LIVEKIT_API_SECRET=lk_secret \ -e LIVEKIT_KEYS=lk_api:lk_secret livekit/livekit-server:latest # TURN server (coturn) basic config sudo bash -c 'cat >/etc/turnserver.conf <