5 Halloween Niches You MUST Upload Before October (High Demand + Low Competition)

About this video

The creator shares five Halloween print-on-demand niches he describes as high-demand and low-competition, based on research across Amazon, Etsy and Google plus research tools, for sellers on Merch by Amazon, Etsy, Redbubble or their own site, with the usual warning to check trademarks and copyrights and be unique. (1) ‘Fabulous learning coach’ — a Halloween teacher-related phrase he says is newer and trending, with 101 results and one sale in the last 30 days, two days before recording; related variants include instructional coach and ’learning coach life.’ (2) A skeleton hugging a German Shepherd, with 105 results and a first sale two days earlier; the twist is swapping in other dog breeds, cats, a raccoon or a monkey, or using pumpkins, ghost or mummy versions. (3) A skeleton ballerina/dance design, with 119 results for ‘skeleton dance ballet Halloween t-shirt,’ a 4.6-out-of-5 Amazon’s Choice example, and a BSR chart he reads as consistent sales in the last 30 days; his improvement idea is adding a pink tutu/skirt and ballet shoes to the skeleton and reusing the same character in different dances. (4) Pirate grandma, with 163 results, a 4.5-out-of-5 example with 23 ratings, and consistent recent sales; variants include pirate grandpa, great-grandpa and uncle, and pink or purple bandanas. (5) A doctor white lab-coat Halloween costume shirt, with 294 results, a 4.7-out-of-5 example with 47 ratings, which he calls evergreen because its sales continue through December and into the new year, not only at Halloween. Throughout he uses Ideogram to generate versions, noting its text is not always perfect, and promotes his Top Research Design Vault at $10 a month for 20 low-competition niches weekly.

Key takeaways

• Look for Halloween niches with low result counts — these five range from 101 to 294 results — combined with recent, consistent sales on BSR charts.
• Swap the subject to create your own version: other dog breeds or animals hugging a skeleton, or pirate grandpa/uncle instead of pirate grandma.
• Improve on a proven design rather than copying it — e.g. add a pink tutu and ballet shoes to the skeleton ballerina, or pink/purple bandanas for pirate grandma.
• Some Halloween costume-style designs are evergreen: the doctor lab-coat shirt is presented as selling through December and into the new year.
• Use Ideogram to draft designs and reuse a character across poses, checking its text carefully, and always verify trademarks and copyrights yourself.

Episode details: published August 17, 2025 · 12:00 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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