The document discusses exploring the writing market on the internet and provides answers to various questions about writing for different target audiences such as teenagers, millennials, Gen Z, and Gen X. It addresses topics around making money from writing online, building a portfolio, competing with AI writing tools, popular writing genres and subjects, leadership challenges, values of different generations, and adapting content for diverse readers. Key points covered include time required to earn $25/hour, using AI tools for ideas and research, targeting audiences based on their interests, challenges faced by different age groups, and effective channels for reaching teenage readers.

1. Exploring the writing market
on the Internet
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
BY CHATGPT FROM OPENAI
– DECEMBER 2022
(CHAT.OPENAI.COM)

2. Is writing a good
way to make a
steady income on
the internet?

3. How much
income can one
expect to make
by writing on the
internet?

4. How much time
would it take for
a writer to start
making USD25
per hour by
writing on the
internet?

5. How do you build
a portfolio for
writing on the
internet?

6. How fast does it
take to build a
writer's portfolio
on the internet?

7. There are many
artificial
intelligence tools
now that
produce
automatic
writing on the
internet. Are they
a threat to
writers?

8. How should
writers compete
with AI writing
tools on the
internet?

9. Does that mean
that beginning
writers will have
less chances of
surviving the
competition with
AI writing tools?

10. How should good
experienced
writers compete
with AI writing
tools on the
internet?

11. How should
writers leverage
on AI tools?

12. What are the AI
tools available
that can help
writers to
brainstorm for
ideas?

13. Is rytr a good tool
to generate
writing ideas?

14. Can you generate
some writing
ideas that would
sell well on the
internet?

15. After generating
writing ideas,
what AI tools
can I use to
validate their
potential
popularity?

16. How much effort
and time should
a writer spend
validating writing
ideas before they
start writing?

17. Should a writer
spend a week to
validate writing
ideas before
writing?

18. How many ideas
should a writer
generate before
deciding on one
to write upon?

19. What is the
personal writing
style of Khalizan
Halid on
Linkedin?

20. What are some
of the personal
styles and voices
that a writer can
adopt?

21. Please give me a
few examples of
Experimental
writing style

22. Is Leadership a
popular topic to
write on?

23. There are too
many writers
writing on the
subject of
leadership. How
does one rise and
get noticed?

24. What are are the
possible target
markets for
writings on
leadership?

25. What are the
focus areas on
leadership
writings?

26. What are the
biggest
leadership
challenges in
specific contexts?

27. What are the
biggest
leadership
challenges for
millenial leaders?

28. What are the
biggest
leadership
challenges within
millenial
communities?

29. What are the
biggest
leadership
challenges within
millenial
communities as
compared to
other
communities?

30. What is the
range of age for
millenials?
Who are the
people you call
Gen-Z
Gen-Y?

31. Is it more
lucrative to
target leadership
writings to the
gen-z than the
millenials?

32. Would teenagers
be interested in
leadership
topics?

33. What kind of
leadership
writing would
interest
teenagers?

34. What kind of
leadership
writing would
NOT interest
teenagers?

35. Are most
teenagers aware
of the
importance of
thought
leadership?

36. What are the
best channels to
use on the
internet to gain
teenage
audience
following the
fastest?

37. Which writing
market is more
lucrative - how
to sell or how to
become a good
leader?

38. List me 20
questions to ask
about writing
about leadership
for teenagers

39. How can the
writing be used
to encourage
teenagers to take
on leadership
roles in their
communities or
schools?

40. What practical
tips and advice
on leadership can
be given to
teenagers?

41. To teach
teenagers to
learn from
failures, what
kind of examples
can be given to
the teenage
readers?

42. What if the
reader argues
that many people
failed all their
lives and never
succeeded?

43. What if the
teenage reader is
skeptical with
such answers?

44. Would a teenage
female accept
such answers
differently from a
teenage male?

45. How to tailor
leadership topics
specific to the
goals and
interests of
teenage readers?

46. Would teenagers
be more
interested in
writings about
how to make
money than on
leadership
advice?

47. What kind of
teenagers would
be interested to
know how to
make money?

48. Will teaching
teenagers how to
make money
cause them to
lose interest in
finishing their
schooling?

49. List 10 ways how
teenagers can
make money
while learning
something new
and not leave
school?

50. List six writing
subjects that
would interest
teenagers

51. How about
writing about
computer games,
movies,
celebrities,
gizmos and
fashion -
wouldn't these
interest
teenagers more?

52. Is blogging a
good way to
reach out to
teenage readers
or is there a
better method to
reach them?

53. List some
discussion
forums that are
effective for
reaching out to
teenage readers

54. How can I write
to teach
teenagers to
learn faster and
retain better?

55. Are there any
popular blogs
amongst
teenagers?

56. What are the
best tools for
researching the
profitability of
writing subjects
aimed at
teenagers?

57. Who are the
people well-
known for their
knowledge of the
teenage market
and what is the
link to their
websites

58. What kind of
fictional works
would interest
teenagers?

59. Based on market
studies, would
teenagers be
more interested
to read fictional
works or non-
fiction works?

60. Self-help or
personal
development?

61. Where to find
articles relating
to teenage
reading market,
espcially for
bloggers?

62. What are the
popular websites
and blogs on the
subject of
leadership for
teenagers?

63. What kind of
writing topics are
millenials most
interested in?

64. Is there a market
for writings that
help millenials
overcome their
sense of despair?

65. What particular
kind of
challenges do
millenials face?

66. What are the key
solutions to
problems faced
by millenials?

67. How deep is the
sense of despair
amongst
millenials?

68. What effective
writing strategies
should be used
to overcome
millenials sense
of despair?

69. Would fictional
writing work
better in helping
millenials
overcome their
sense of despair?

70. Are Gen-Z also
having feelings of
despair?

71. Please give topic
headlines that
help millenials
and Gen-Z
overcome their
despair

72. What can I write
about "The
Importance of
Self-Compassion:
How to Be Kind
to Yourself When
Times are
Tough"?

73. What is self-
compassion?

74. Would teaching
self-compassion
lead to giving
people a false
sense of security
and hope?

75. Is there any good
book, author,
speaker or
website on self
compassion?

76. Let's say that
someone is suffering
from depression and
is having an
underlying cause. The
person acknowledges
that he or she suffers
from depression and
knows what the
underlying cause is,
but is very much
powerless to remedy
the cause. So how can
self compassion help?

77. How would a
professional treat
depression
differently than
self compassion?

78. Would a person
using self-
compassion for
too long without
finding a solution
to his or her
underlying
causes suffer
from self-
compassion
fatigue?

79. What kind of
problems would
Gen-Y like to
read about
online?

80. What should one
write about
career and job
prospects for
Gen Y?

81. What are the
important things
one should know
about Gen Y
before writing a
blog for them?

82. What are the
pitfalls one
should avoid
when writing
advices for Gen
Y?

83. What are the
positive aspects
of Gen Y that one
could capitalize
on in writing for
them?

84. What are the
negatice
characteristics of
Gen Y that one
should bear in
mind when
writing for them?

85. What are the key
values that drive
Gen-Y?

86. How are the
values held by
Gen-Y different
from Gen-Z?

87. Are the values
held by Gen Y far
different by
values held by
baby boomers,
for example in
priorities?

88. How are
attitudes towards
work and career
different
between Gen-Z,
Gen-Y, Gen-X and
baby boomers?

89. In what respect
do Gen-Y and
Gen-Z find it
difficult to
understand and
relate to Baby
Boomers?

90. What personal
values and
preferences are
most affected by
the existence of
the internet and
social media ?

91. People who grew up
before the existence
of the internet and
social media indulge
more on face to face
and personal
relationships than
those who grew up
after. How do these
affect the personal
preferences and
values of these two
different groups?

92. What are some
book titles that
would appeal to
baby boomers?

93. What kind of
books on
spirituality would
interest baby
boomers and
gen-x?

94. What kind of
leadership topics
would gen-x be
interested in?

95. What are things
that gen-x
struggle to
understand?

96. What are
leadership topics
that would
interest gen-x in
leadership roles
who are having
difficulties
adapting to rapid
technological
advancements?

97. How should Gen
X lead their
organizations
that are being
transformed by
technological
advancements?

98. Younger generations
who grew up with
new technologies are
able to adapt to them
better than Gen-X
who did not grow up
with these. How can
gen-x lead digital
transformation for
those who are able to
adapt better to those
technologies than
they are?

99. Give a few
example of
fiction writing
titles that would
interest Gen Y in
the adult fiction
genre

100. What kind of
diverse
characters and
perspectives
would interest
Gen-Y readers?

101. Where is a
popular place to
publish works of
fiction or should
they be
published as blog
posts?