SayPro Finalise a Q1 White Paper on social and behavioural influence patterns

✅ STEP 1: Define Your Research Categories

Break topics into key focus areas (tailored for SayPro goals). For example:

1. Consumer Behaviour
2. Education & Skills Development
3. Youth Employment
4. Social Impact
5. Digital Access & Inclusion
6. Public Health Awareness
7. Product Improvement
8. Service Delivery
9. Financial Literacy
10. Entrepreneurship

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✅ STEP 2: Use GPT Prompts to Generate Topics

Here are 10 example prompts you can use (one per category above):

Category	GPT Prompt Example
Consumer Behaviour	“Generate 15 research topics on how digital trends are changing youth consumer habits in South Africa.”
Education & Skills	“List 10 pressing research topics about digital learning barriers in low-income schools.”
Youth Employment	“What are 10 new research topics on barriers to youth employment in urban areas?”
Social Impact	“Suggest 15 research topics on the role of community-based organisations in improving social cohesion.”
Digital Access	“What are 10 research ideas exploring the digital divide in rural provinces of South Africa?”
Public Health	“Generate 10 research topics on misinformation and vaccine hesitancy among young adults.”
Product Improvement	“List 15 research questions that explore how users interact with mobile educational platforms.”
Service Delivery	“Generate 10 topics on citizen perceptions of local government service delivery in 2024.”
Financial Literacy	“Suggest 10 youth-focused research ideas on digital banking and savings habits.”
Entrepreneurship	“List 15 topics on the impact of entrepreneurship training programs for unemployed youth.”

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✅ STEP 3: Log & Submit Using SayPro Templates

Use the SayPro Topic Extraction Log Sheet to record:

• Topic Number
• Topic Title
• Category
• GPT Prompt Used
• Date Generated

You can organize the log in Excel or Google Sheets (or the provided SayPro sheet).

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✅ Sample Output (First 10 Topics)

#	Topic	Category
1	The influence of TikTok trends on youth purchasing decisions	Consumer Behaviour
2	Mobile data costs as a barrier to e-learning in rural South Africa	Education
3	Perceived mismatch between qualifications and job opportunities among youth	Youth Employment
4	Social media as a tool for community mobilisation	Social Impact
5	Access to e-government services in low-connectivity areas	Digital Access
6	Myths and misconceptions about contraception among teenage girls	Public Health
7	User frustrations in educational mobile apps: a UX analysis	Product Improvement
8	Evaluating local water delivery service: a citizen perspective	Service Delivery
9	Budgeting habits of unemployed youth using mobile apps	Financial Literacy
10	Impact of business mentorship on township entrepreneurs	Entrepreneurship

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✅ Target Output:

• Minimum = 150 topics/month
• Recommended = 5 categories × 30 topics each (or 10 × 15)